The Art Game
Artists' Trump Cards
Published on 1. September 2014
Other
Cards
34 pages
978-1-85669-953-2 (ISBN)
Description
Piet Mondrian or Andy Warhol - Damien Hirst or Banksy - whose artworks have been the most influential? The most shocking? The most expensive? How about their versatility or critical reception? These playing cards allow art lovers of all ages to play their favourite artists against each other to discover who rules the art world.
Reviews / Votes
"A new way to look at, enjoy and understand contemporary art that should find its way onto Christmas displays throughout the realm." - The Bookseller "Who is the most shocking? The most influential? The most expensive? Prepare to be top-trumped." - Red Magazine "Hockney and Bourgeois go head-to-head for the most beautiful and it's a face-off between Picasso, Mondrian and Hirst for the ultimate 'shock of the new' effect. Now you can pit legendary artists against each other in a card game for art lovers." - The Guardian "Long journeys will never be boring again if you pack these art trump cards." - StylistMore details
Series
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Orion Publishing Co
Dimensions
Height: 99 mm
Width: 65 mm
Weight
80 gr
ISBN-13
978-1-85669-953-2 (9781856699532)
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Persons
James Cahill is an art writer based in London, who contributes to Elephant, Apollo, The Burlington Magazine and frieze. He is researching a PhD on classical mythology in contemporary visual art.
Mikkel Sommer was born in 1987 and grew up in Copenhagen. He started freelancing in 2009, working in illustration, design for animation and comic books. He lives in Berlin with his wife and daughter.
Mikkel Sommer was born in 1987 and grew up in Copenhagen. He started freelancing in 2009, working in illustration, design for animation and comic books. He lives in Berlin with his wife and daughter.