Judy Pfaff

Judy Pfaff

by Irving Sandler

2003

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"In this important monograph emphasizing the distinctive installations for which Pfaff is best known, the full range of her career is explored, from the mid-1970s to the present. Originating in a highly successful exhibition at the Elvehjem Museum, this engaging treatment of Pfaff's work expands to contain a thorough essay by Irving Sandler, the curator responsible for Pfaff's first gallery show in New York, as well as a complete exhibition history and an extensive bibliography on the artist and her work. More than eighty illustrations complete the first comprehensive look at the career of this influential artist."--Jacket.