Jean Dubuffet: Monumental Sculpture from the Hourloupe Cycle Books to a slower and steadier

to a slower and steadier unfolding of the work’s rich metaphorical content

and hyperbole: to read exactly what is on the page before us

Alongside a critical essay by curator Ilaria Bernardi

An interview with Nevelson by Arne Glimcher from 1976 accompanies twelve letters of remembrance by her friends and peers

from his iconic LOVE works to his assemblages

Jean Dubuffet: Monumental Sculpture from the Hourloupe Cycle Books to a slower and steadierThroughout his Hourloupe period, which spanned from 1962 to 1974, Jean Dubuffet made painted sculptures with the goal of drawing the viewer into a pure mental projection. In 2008, Pace staged an exhibition of Hourloupe sculptures, including Dubuffets ambitious architectural project Welcome Parade, realized for the first time. This publication includes the artists preparatory sketches alongside essays by Daniel Abadie, who curated the 2001 Dubuffet