Thomas Mann: Metal Artist presents the work and creative development of metal artist Thomas Mann through photographs of his artwork and essays examining his distinctive career. From counter-culture jewelry maker to modern art entrepreneur, the book traces an artistic voice shaped by beauty, character, and humor. Page by page, Mann's wordless metalwork speaks for itself.
Features
- Showcases photographs of Thomas Mann's metal artwork
- Explores Mann's development from counter-culture jewelry maker to art entrepreneur
- Includes an essay by Lloyd Herman, founding director of the Smithsonian Institution's Renwick Gallery
- Examines Mann's work within the context of the contemporary craft movement
- Includes an essay by National Public Radio commentator and novelist Andrei Codrescu
- Discusses Mann's humor, creative vision, and approach to maintaining individuality in his artwork
Notes
This copy was previously used as a sample book and was lightly used.