Lygia Pape: Magnetized Space Klara Lidén attesting to a lifelong friendship

attesting to a lifelong friendship with Hurtado that has transcended their respective artistic practices

The group of drawings included here comprise elements from Jake and Dinos Chapman’s two-dimensional works that have been manipulated to produce a book of ‘tattoo flash’

* Limited edition of 500 copies

Included in the issue are also three excerpts from antiquity – Sumerian poetry

Since starting out in the 1950s

Lygia Pape: Magnetized Space Klara Lidén attesting to a lifelong friendshipLygia Pape (1927 2004) was a founding member of Brazil's Neo Concrete movement. Her early work developed out of European geometric abstraction (Concrete art), but Pape expanded these idioms, drawing on the visual traditions of her native country. Her paintings, sculptures, books and films have made a defining contribution to Brazil's artistic identity, as well as to the field of artist's books. Pape was closely affiliated with artists such as Lygia