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Richard Prince: Tell Me Everything

Richard Prince: Tell Me Everything

Hammonds, Kit
Ackermann, Rita
Alonso, Eugenio López

Hardcover

Conceptual ArtGeneral ArtIndividual Artists

Publisher Price: $60.00

PREORDER - Expected ship date October 6, 2026

ISBN10: 0847877574
ISBN13: 9780847877577
Publisher: Rizzoli Electa
Published: Oct 6 2026
Pages: 240
Weight: 3.35
Height: 0.90 Width: 9.10 Depth: 11.80
Language: English
An eagerly awaited survey of Prince presents a striking collection of his most iconic works alongside rare, never-before-seen pieces from his groundbreaking career.

This is a major volume on the influential American artist Richard Prince, tracing more than four decades of his pioneering practice--from his early experiments in the late 1970s to some of his most recent works. Widely regarded as one of the most provocative figures in contemporary art, Prince has continually challenged ideas of authorship, originality, and cultural ownership, redefining how images circulate and acquire meaning in modern visual culture.

The book accompanies a landmark exhibition at Museo Jumex, the first major survey of the artist's work presented in Latin America. The exhibition title echoes a joke Prince has returned to throughout his career--originally attributed to Milton Berle: I went to my psychiatrist. He said, 'Tell me everything.' Now he's doing my act. Like the joke itself, Prince's work operates through repetition, appropriation, and reinvention.

The volume explores two foundational threads in Prince's practice: his pioneering rephotography of appropriated advertising imagery and his works based on jokes and cartoons. These themes unfold through in-depth presentations of his celebrated Cowboys and Jokes series, revealing how Prince has reshaped the visual language of popular culture for more than forty years. Alongside these bodies of work, the publication examines other key series that probe fiction, masculinity, and the mythology of American identity.

Richly illustrated and thoughtfully contextualized, this authoritative publication explores how Prince's work reflects the ways in which commercial imagery both shapes and responds to a particular psychology of the United States in the twentieth century.

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