COVERED
COVERED is a colorful romp in graphic tabloid format that embraces the extremes of our human behavior. It is a grand 'selfie' of every person's cultural concerns; Love, Beauty, War, Politics, Intrapersonal Malfeasance, Money Hunger, Betrayal, Perversion, Doubt, all the things that joyously and unfortunately make us Human. This is a trip down the path speckled with the Dark and the Light, united in this volume with humor and an underlying affection for our vulnerabilities, the energy of our flaws. All this is symphonically arranged and underlined in Lurid Color and Blaring Headlines. You won't want to miss this Exposé of the Hidden and the Not So Hidden!
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COVERED
COVERED is a colorful romp in graphic tabloid format that embraces the extremes of our human behavior. It is a grand 'selfie' of every person's cultural concerns; Love, Beauty, War, Politics, Intrapersonal Malfeasance, Money Hunger, Betrayal, Perversion, Doubt, all the things that joyously and unfortunately make us Human. This is a trip down the path speckled with the Dark and the Light, united in this volume with humor and an underlying affection for our vulnerabilities, the energy of our flaws. All this is symphonically arranged and underlined in Lurid Color and Blaring Headlines. You won't want to miss this Exposé of the Hidden and the Not So Hidden!
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COVERED

COVERED

by Stephen Lack
COVERED

COVERED

by Stephen Lack

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COVERED is a colorful romp in graphic tabloid format that embraces the extremes of our human behavior. It is a grand 'selfie' of every person's cultural concerns; Love, Beauty, War, Politics, Intrapersonal Malfeasance, Money Hunger, Betrayal, Perversion, Doubt, all the things that joyously and unfortunately make us Human. This is a trip down the path speckled with the Dark and the Light, united in this volume with humor and an underlying affection for our vulnerabilities, the energy of our flaws. All this is symphonically arranged and underlined in Lurid Color and Blaring Headlines. You won't want to miss this Exposé of the Hidden and the Not So Hidden!

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781963814071
Publisher: Blurring Books
Publication date: 06/17/2025
Pages: 60
Product dimensions: 8.50(w) x 11.00(h) x (d)

About the Author

Born in Montreal, Canada, Stephen Lack (b. 1946) graduated from McGill Universityin 1967 with a Bachelor's degree in Psychology and then completed his Master of Fine Arts in sculpture at the University of Guanajuato in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico in 1969. Known as a multidisciplinary artist, he has excelled in the studio arts and theater and has acted in multiple acclaimed films such as Scanners (1981). Lack has been working and exhibiting in New York City since the late 1970s and is among the original artists of the East Village scene. 

Primarily a figurative painter of confrontational narratives, his work often incorporates elements of landscape, architecture, and the automobile, all with luminous Fauvist brushstrokes.When asked to describe his art, Lack replied, "Everything I do is personal. My paintings are single frames from the life movie we are all sharing." Regarding Lack's paintings and creative life, the late art critic Charlie Finch summed it up in Artnet, "He has been a movie star, a libertine, a devoted family man, and a prickly cat in a cool alley, but, above it all, Stephen Lack remains a painter of particular genius and depth." Lack has been living for many years in Salem, New York and keeps a studio in Manhattan. 

His works can be found in the Rubell Family Collection in Miami, the Brooklyn Museum, Global Affairs Canada, the New York Public Library, the Royal Bank of Canada (RBC) Art Collection, the Jerusalem Museum in Israel, the Museum van Hedendaagse Kunst in Antwerp, and the Senvest Corporation collection in Montreal.

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