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Jeff Koons: 2000 Words by Jeff Koons (Artist); Massimiliano Gioni (Editor); Karen Marta (Editor); Natalie Bell (Editor) This monograph features an essay by Massimiliano Gioni and Natalie Bell, which examines Jeff Koons' parallels to Duchamp and the function of readymades over the course of his career. Koons has created a prophecy fueled by the ecstasy of materialism, where the image or object becomes its own ouroboros--consuming itself.

Jeff Koons Mucem: Oeuvres de la Collection Pinault by Elena Geuna and Émilie Girard Published on the occasion of the exhibition held at the Musée des civilisations de l'Europe et de la Méditerranée à Marseille, Marseille, France, in 2021. Includes bibliographical references (pages 225-227). Parallel texts in French and English.

Jeff Koons by Norman Sir Rosenthal; Alexander Sturgis There are 43 color works along with two in black-and-white - among them Jeff Koons' most famous - Equilibrium, Statuary, Banality, Antiquity and the recent Gazing Ball sculptures and paintings. Koons, together with guest curator, Norman Rosenthal, present a tableaux to provoke a unique conversation about the creations and the history of art and ideas with which the work engages. The publication also includes Alexander Sturgis's interview with Koons.

Jeff Koons by Scott Rothkopf; Antonio Damasio (Contribution by); Jeffrey Deitch (Contribution by); Isabelle Graw (Contribution by); Achim Hochdörfer (Contribution by); Michelle Kuo (Contribution by); Rachel Kushner (Contribution by); Pamela M. Lee (Contribution by); Alexander Nagel (Contribution by) Examining the breadth and depth of thirty-five years of work by Jeff Koons (b. 1955), one of the most influential and controversial artists of the 20th century, this volume features all of his most famous pieces. In an overview essay, Scott Rothkopf carefully examines the evolution of Koons' work and his development over the past thirty-five years, offering a fresh scholarly perspective on the artist's multi-faceted career. In addition, short essays by a wide range of interdisciplinary contributors--from academics to novelists--probe provocative topics such as celebrity and media, markets and money, and technology and fabrication. Also included are preparatory sketches and plans for sculptures and paintings as well as installation photographs that shed light on Koons' artistic process and trace the development of his work throughout his landmark career.

Jeff Koons by Jeff Koons; Norman Rosenthal This important book provides a revealing portrait of Jeff Koons' singular personality and artistic vision. Rosenthal's masterful interviews, conducted over four years, give unparalleled access to Koons' thoughts, disclosing the artist undistorted and in his own words. As well as examining all his major series in depth, from his first inflatables to his latest series on antiquities, the interviews shed new light on the artist's interest in other artists' works, reveal the significance of his youth and family life on his art, and explain the key concepts of his practice, such as his ideas on self- acceptance, banality, ecstasy and sex.