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Portfolio of 6 silkscreens // Liam Gillick’s Agriculture, Dentistry, Anarchy… from 2011 is a portfolio of six silkscreens that explore the intersection of art with various disciplines. Each print in the series features the phrase “art &” followed by a different field—agriculture, anarchy, chemistry, dentistry, fishing, and plumbing—set against vibrant colored backgrounds with abstracted bookshelf-like graphics. The structure suggests a modular framework, highlighting the adaptability and interconnectedness of art with diverse areas of human activity. Gillick’s work challenges the boundaries between fields, provoking thought on how art informs, critiques, and coexists with both scientific and practical domains in society.
Agriculture, Dentistry,Anarchy..., 2011
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Portfolio of 6 silkscreens // Liam Gillick’s Agriculture, Dentistry, Anarchy… from 2011 is a portfolio of six silkscreens that explore the intersection of art with various disciplines. Each print in the series features the phrase “art &” followed by a different field—agriculture, anarchy, chemistry, dentistry, fishing, and plumbing—set against vibrant colored backgrounds with abstracted bookshelf-like graphics. The structure suggests a modular framework, highlighting the adaptability and interconnectedness of art with diverse areas of human activity. Gillick’s work challenges the boundaries between fields, provoking thought on how art informs, critiques, and coexists with both scientific and practical domains in society.
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Agriculture, Dentistry,Anarchy..., 2011
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