Airplanes and the Wall - Koop, Wanda

Clean, tight, unmarked; very light rubbing/wear to covers; otherwise absolute minimal wear; The seeming simplicity of the images in Wanda Koop's work conceals a profound engagement with the most complex of human experiences, the hidden world of our fears, joys, worries and anxieties. But these transitory states are tied firmly to the ordinary visual reality of our daily experience. It is this attempt to explore not only the visual, but the visual in direct relation to the emotional that is basic to the gamble she takes as an artist. She always works at the edge of experience, rushing headlong into unexplored territory.
Very Good
Staplebound
Winnipeg Art Gallery
1985
Winnipeg, MB