-Monumental abstract compositions with a sociopolitical statement -Social structures and their effects on marginalized people -With essays and an interview with the artist

Mark Bradford: Keep Walking is the exhibition catalogue of the artist's retrospective at Amorepacific Museum of Art. Bradford uses everyday urban materials for his monumental abstract compositions. These works poignantly reflect the sociopolitical challenges faced by vulnerable populations. The exhibition features a key selection of his large-scale paintings, video works, and installations, including a site-specific new series Here Comes the Hurricane, and Float, a walkable floor painting that calls for physical engagement with the work. Art historical essays and a comprehensive interview with the artist provide a seminal overview of important aspects of his practice.

Mark Bradford is a contemporary artist known for large-scale abstract paintings created from paper. Characterized by its layered formal and conceptual complexity, Bradford's work explores social structures and their impact on marginalized peoples.

With essays and an interview with the artist