Michael Craig-Martin: An Anthology
Michael Craig-Martin: An Anthology is the artist’s first exhibition dedicated to almost thirty years of editions, featuring screen, digital and relief prints, lightboxes, laser etched panels and new metal wall reliefs. Fifty works on show from Michael Craig-Martin's (b.1941) distinctive vocabulary include ordinary household objects, flowers and fruit, reinterpretations of Old Masters and works made in homage to the achievements of some of the twentieth-century's greatest artists, designers and architects.
Michael Craig-Martin: An Anthology marks the publication of the first catalogue raisonné featuring Craig-Martin’s entire work in prints and multiples. This exhibition also coincides with the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of Craig-Martin's work ever held in the UK, on show at the Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Selected works
New Book
Michael Craig-Martin: The Complete Prints and Multiples
£60.00
This new hard-back catalogue raisonné documents Michael Craig-Martin’s entire work in prints and multiples. Featuring over 300 works from the 1960s to the current day and an essay by writer and cultural commentator Michael Bracewell, the publication demonstrates the significance of printmaking and multiples for Craig-Martin’s depictions of the modern age. Published by Art/Books in collaboration with Cristea Roberts Gallery.
Making a Mark with Michael Craig-Martin
Michael Craig-Martin one of the best-known artists of his generation, on his iconic work, instantly recognisable the world over.
Michael Craig-Martin
Royal Academy of Arts, London
21 September – 10 December 2024
This major retrospective will survey Michael Craig-Martin's 60-year career, presenting the largest and most comprehensive exhibition of Craig-Martin's work ever held in the UK.
Early experimental sculpture and the artist's landmark conceptual work An Oak Tree, will be exhibited alongside the large-scale, vivid colour paintings of everyday objects – from corkscrews and umbrellas to laptops and smartphones. The exhibition will be completed with a site-specific installation, a group of monumental sculptures and new immersive digital work by the artist
Top image: © Cristea Roberts Gallery and Michael Craig-Martin. Photo Maxwell Anderson