In case you needed more incentive to geek out over the work of Canadian artist Marcel Dzama, his new book, Marcel Dzama: Sower of Discord, includes a foreword by the artist Raymond Pettibon (you know, the guy who created the Black Flag logo), three original Dave Eggers short stories inspired by Dzama’s work, an essay by the art historian Bradley Bailey, and an interview with Dzama by filmmaker Spike Jonze.
The book collects hundreds of Dzama’s best works, a few of which we’re delighted to share with you.
Marcel Dzama, Children of the future age, 2010 (Image courtesy of Abrams)
Marcel Dzama, Flowers of romance, 2005 (Image courtesy of Abrams)
Marcel Dzama, (Though none of us is crying) or (Aunque ninguno de los tres está llorando), 2010 (Image courtesy of Abrams)
Production still from The Infidels, 2009 (Image courtesy of Abrams)
Marcel Dzama, The revolution’s been defeated, before you begin, 2010 (Image courtesy of Abrams)
Marcel Dzama, The banks of the Red River/A veritable army of underdogs, 2008 (Image courtesy of Abrams)