PAINTING AS PROCESS: RE-EVALUATING PAINTING
Published to accompany the group exhibition Painting as Process: Re-evaluating Painting, including Torie Begg, Angela de la Cruz, Ian Davenport, Alexis Harding, Ho Tzu Nyen, Jason Martin, Gerhard Richter, Robert Sagerman and Yong Tai Si, at the Earl Lu Gallery
Edited by Eugene Tan
Preface by Eugene Tan
Essays by Eugene Tan, Ho Tzu Nyen, Robert Sagerman and Gunalan Nadarajan
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Softback, 88 pages, 30 x 21 cm, 45 illus. (36 colour, 9 black and white), ISBN 981-05-1287-2
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