Jeff Koons: Hulk Elvis Avis Berman The carp-shaped banners and streamers

The carp-shaped banners and streamers were produced in imitation of military displays and refer to the Chinese legend of a fish with the strength to leap up a waterfall

or one who has gained insight into the true nature of existence and achieved spiritual enlightenment in Buddhism

1988–2013 is an artist’s book published by Fulton Ryder to coincide with Richard Prince’s first exhibition dedicated to this body of work at Gagosian in New York

Volume three documents the 168 paintings Ed Ruscha made between 1983 and 1987

watercolors

Jeff Koons: Hulk Elvis Avis Berman The carp-shaped banners and streamersThis book was published on the occasion of Jeff Koons: Hulk Elvis at Gagosian, Hong Kong. The exhibition featured polychrome bronze and mixed media sculptures that pair the Incredible Hulk superhero with a variety of props, as well as several paintings that filter images of nude figures, inflatable animals, and landscapes through obfuscatory treatments including enlarged painterly gestures and Benday dot screens. The surfaces of the sculptures mimic