More Disruption: Representational Art in Flux - John Seed

Profoundly shaped by the events, forces, and overflow of today's disjointed, social-media-heavy life, these artists' paintings are disrupted stylistically, thematically, or sometimes both. \n \n They allow us to appreciate how art relates to the super-fast, simultaneous, almost dizzyingly paced scrolling of our lives. \n \n - Foreword by artist Nicholas Wilton, founder of Art2Life \n \n - Features a special essay on artist Jenny Saville, who has inspired many contemporary representational artists to disrupt their art \n \n \n - More than half of the artists are from outside the US; includes women and BIPOC artists \n \n - Artists' comments presented in an engaging question-and-answer style \n \n - Artists include Casey Baugh, Jenny Saville, Joseph Lee, Ruprecht von Kaufmann, Justin Mortimer, and dozens more - Art writer and curator John Seed is the foremost authority on disrupted realism and is the author of Disrupted Realism: Paintings for a Distracted World \n\n