Published to accompany Josh Smith's one-person exhibition at Vienna's Museum of Modern Art, this volume contains scores of recent works alongside a very generous selection of texts. Smith is described by Achim Hochdörfer as “Very similar to Kippenberger, but more American, more working class and more jaded probably--less hopeful."
Do you dream of becoming a business-owning dentist but hesitate on where to start, wondering how it all works? Don't sweat it-this book is here to help. Complete Guide to Starting a Dental Practice: Hanging a Shingle is your how-to guide for founding and successfully operating your own dental practice. Written by experienced dental entrepreneur Josh Smith, this book provides you with the step-by-step guidance you need to open and run your dental practice profitably and productively. Inside you'll find proven strategies, tips, and lessons from industry experts as well as information on: ● Choosing the right location ● Acquiring a loan ● Staffing your dental practice ● Training your team ● Marketing your services ● Complying with insurance requirements and privacy laws ● Improving productivity and minimizing expenses Read this book to ensure success before you even open your new dental practice by learning how to operate your office and avoid costly mistakes. What are you waiting for? Get Complete Guide to Starting a Dental Practice: Hanging a Shingle today to get started on your journey to entrepreneurial success!
Exploring the interplay between art and the "real world," the author emphasizes the significance of using tangible materials that possess their own histories. These objects introduce an element of unpredictability, shaping the creative process and outcome in ways that transcend traditional artistic control. The narrative reflects on the limitations of conventional painting and sculpting, highlighting the unique qualities of real-world materials that inspire a deeper connection to the art-making experience.
The most comprehensive overview of artist Josh Smith’s radical technicolor paintings. Josh Smith: Emo Jungle looks at the artist’s vigorous repetition of particular motifs, illuminating his approach to painting as an exploratory medium for image production. Published on the occasion of Smith’s critically acclaimed first exhibition at David Zwirner, this catalogue features a new body of work that marks an important evolution for the artist. In these paintings, Smith sets the stage for a new mode of self-reflective commentary on image making, acknowledging that “the meaning perhaps arises in the making.” A new essay by curator Bob Nickas treats the Reaper, Turtle, and Devil figures from Emo Jungle as ciphers through which to understand Smith’s work. Nickas demonstrates how these new paintings re-stage and personalize the artist’s more abstract earlier works and illuminates the ways in which repetition functions within Smith’s practice. With more than one hundred illustrations, this book serves as the ideal introduction to Smith’s disruptive oeuvre.
An accessible and practical companion on how to have better and more meaningful conversations in your everyday life which can improve your wellbeing.
Edited by David Platt, Daniel L. Akin, and Tony Merida, this new commentary series, projected to be 48 volumes, takes a Christ- centered approach to expositing each book of the Bible. Rather than a verse-by-verse approach, the authors have crafted chapters that explain and apply key passages in their assigned Bible books. Readers will learn to see Christ in all aspects of Scripture, and they will be encouraged by the devotional nature of each exposition. Projected contributors to the series include notable authors such as Russell D. Moore, Al Mohler, Matt Chandler, Francis Chan, Mark Dever, and others.
Art Makes People Powerful is an art activity book made by celebrated British artist Royal Academician Bob and Roberta Smith. Through his original artworks, discover just how art makes people powerful.
Künstlerheft mit 20 schwarz-weißen Original-Linolschnitten von Josh Smith Broschur, 20 Seiten, 32x24 cm, 300 nummerierte Exemplare Erschienen 09/2012 ISBN 978-3-941601-68-0 Josh Smith geb. 1976 in Tennessee, lebt und arbeitet in New York