Elliott Hundley: The Bacchae

Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Elliott Hundley with "The Bacchae Book Synopsis". Hundley, a renowned artist born in 1975, has masterfully created theatrical environments through his monumental collages and sculptural groupings. This exhibition catalogue, linked to one of Hundley's most significant museum shows, is the first comprehensive study of his work. By exploring the intersection of classical texts, art history, and contemporary society, Hundley has successfully crafted thought-provoking installations that collapse historical and narrative time.

Discover the rich tapestry of references that shape Hundley's creations. In this catalogue, you'll find insightful essays by Christopher Bedford, poet Anne Carson, and art historian Richard Meyer, shedding light on Hundley's sources and processes. Gain a deeper understanding of Hundley's critical relationship between classical literary sources and the socio-political conditions of our modern world.

Unleash your imagination and indulge in Hundley's artistic vision with "The Bacchae Book Synopsis". This exhibition catalogue is more than just a documentation of his work; it's an invitation to explore the complexities of classical mythology, art history, and the contemporary human experience. Don't miss out on this unique opportunity to delve into the world of Elliott Hundley and see how he animates and reinterprets the timeless stories that continue to shape our collective identity.

To embark on your journey through Elliott Hundley's mesmerizing world, grab a copy of "The Bacchae Book Synopsis" now.