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ART THAT CREEPS: Gothic Fantasies and the Macabre in Contemporary Art

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ART THAT CREEPS: Gothic Fantasies and the Macabre in Contemporary Art is a new book released by Korero Books and put together by Yasha Young, owner of Strychnin Gallery. The book is 192 pages, hardcover and is filled with “Neo-gothic visual energy and inspiration from the worlds of lowbrow and neo-surrealism. Featuring artists from all corners of the globe working in oil, digital, sculpture, engraving, porcelain, taxidermy and photography.” Some of the artists that can be found in this collection are Chet Zar (cover), Michael Ryan, Scott Holloway, Natalie Shau, Naoto Hattori, Nicoletta Ceccoli, David Stoupakis, Richard A. Kirk, Jason Shawn Alexander, Leslie Ditto, Melissa Forman, Chris Peters, Michael Page and more.

The book can be found in a variety of online shops, but it looks to be ready for purchase now @ Korero Books

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3 responses to “ART THAT CREEPS: Gothic Fantasies and the Macabre in Contemporary Art”

  1. scott holloway Avatar
    scott holloway

    I just got my copies and the book is really cool! I am psyched to be part of it.

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  2. Marek Avatar
    Marek

    I find your page fantastic. Keep up the good work!

    If you have a facebook account, please be so kind as to like my page that promotes and supports academic Gothic studies. cheers!

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  3. Yak Avatar
    Yak

    Sample pages of the book in issuu can be found at

    http://bit.ly/KYt6Hg

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