Author: Upson, KaariAt her untimely death from cancer in 2021 at the age of 51, Kaari Upson was widely regarded as one of the most significant and versatile American artists of her generation. Though her career was cut short, she left behind a rich, intense and strongly personal body of work that revolves around identity, body, sex, relationships, memory, illness and loss. Published on the occasion of the Louisiana’s retrospective exhibition, the catalogue comprises the artist’s most important works.From her dollhouses to 'The Larry Project', where she conducted something close to a criminological “investigation” of a person who once lived across from her childhood home in San Bernardino, California; her 'Mother’s Legs' tree trunk installation and her never-before-shown large series of “foot face” drawings that she made just before she died.ISBN 9788793659872. Louisiana Museum of Modern Art. hb. 240 pages. 115 colour, 40 b/w ills. 29.2 x 24.1 cm.available
