Paris Review, 1982Color silkscreen on paper,signed and numbered in pencil, Edition: 76/150Dimensions: paper H42" x W 23"Condition: good, has two small crease on the upper left and lower left side of the paper.Note: "The artist created this print as a benefit edition for The Paris Review, stitching together a series of narrative scenes in bright colors.""KIM MACCONNELThe artist Kim MacConnel is a leading figure in the pattern and decoration movement of the 1970s, known for his paintings and fabric collages. MacConnel's works often take the form of large, patterned wall-hangings in a palette of bright earth tones. His work is strongly inspired by folk art, both Western and non-Western, as seen in works such as Spare Time Shooting Practice (1978), a series of layered synthetic fabrics in polka dot, paisley, and floral prints, resembling a classic American quilt. MacConnel's work has been the subject of solo exhibitions at institutions such as the Aspen Art Museum, the California Center for the Arts, the Santa Monica Museum of Art, and San Diego's Museum of Contemporary Art."

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