New York-based artist Ulrike Müller (born 1971) uses abstraction as an idiom that can be figuratively appropriated, emotionally charged and politically connotative. In addition to exploring her art in varied mediums, this book features the artist's readings of other artworks that relate to her interest in the vocabularies of abstraction and the rendering of bodies.
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...[Müller proposes] an open-ended modernity - one that remains incomplete, is not seculded within the past, and has drifted into our present.--Kerstin Stakemeier "Artforum "
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