Art of Modern Rock. The Poster Explosion
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Manufacturer: Chronicle Books
Author: Paul Grushkin
Binding: Hardcover
Publication Date: 2004-11-04
Publisher: Chronicle Books
Label: Chronicle Books
Number Of Pages: 492
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Customer Reviews
bizarre, weird and cool 
2008-07-15
Art of Modern Rock features some incredible art drawn from great artists and is a must not just for a rock aficionado, but for an art enthusiast, an artist, a designer or even a writer. The tremendous amount of variety and unique and powerful imagery makes looking through this book a great pleasure.
My All Time Favourite 
2008-03-30
I've had this book for several years now and this is my all time favourite art book, and I own far too many to even be considered in the realm of normal. The Art of Modern Rock is a huge book (almost 500 pages) and the art diverse and inspiring. I just love this book!!
excellent 
2008-01-25
I purchased the Art of Modern Rock online for my son and his wife for Christmas. I usually have a difficult time finding a gift I think they will like. They have a rock band themselves, and my daughter-in-law is also interested in art, so I gave this book a try. Not only did they love it, but they are in it! I wish now that I had opened it and looked through it before I mailed it to them. I was pleased with the book, and the service from Amazon is always excellent!
Terrific book! 
2007-05-06
This is one of the greatest books I've read in the last ten years about rock posters. All kind of rock music is here. If you really like rock'n'roll music, you must get this one.
Fantastic 
2007-01-10
This book is THE bible for poster art. Fantastic collection of art, with great interviews and history accompanying. Obviously a lot of hard work by a lot of people passionate about poster art. Highly recommended.
art book 
2007-01-10
Authoritative, eye-popping, and massive,
Art of Modern Rock is the first and last word on contemporary concert posters. An art form that has grown hand-in-hand with the independent music scene, heralding small and large gigs alike, the posters have emerged from visually creative street-level notices to prized collectibles rendered in a variety of styles and media. Today's poster artists combine the expressive freedom pioneered in the poster revolution of the 1960s with the attitude and the do-it-yourself approach of the punk scene, creating an unprecedented surge of innovative poster production on an international scale. Featuring over 1,600 exemplary rock posters and flyers from over 200 international studios and artists,
Art of Modern Rock is the long-anticipated sequel to coauthor Paul Grushkin's
The Art of Rock. Profiles and quotes from the pioneers in the field and their emerging heirs share nearly 500 gloriously packed pages of poster after mind-blowing poster. As brash and colorful as the burgeoning scene it documents,
Art of Modern Rock is the must-have book for music and poster fans and collectors.
This book is simply... 
2007-01-10
The best. I gave it as a gift but I am going to get one for myself now that I've had a chance to look through it.
A GREAT GIFT! 
2006-08-20
This book is the best of its kind for modern rock art. The posters are superb, and a great collection of the work of top artists in the country (world?). I love to give this book to friends and family for birthdays and holidays. It's the best gift I can find!
Lover of Pop Art 
2006-03-09
I first encountered this book at a friends apartment in Berlin, Germany while on my honeymoon and was blown away by how good the art was. For lovers of this type of art, it is a must have and I'd highly recommend it.
Art and Rock collide in this HUGE great book. 
2006-03-07
This book is great. As a fan of both art and rock music this does not disppoint. There is an extensive history of how most of the now famous artists got started such as Kozik and Coop. The book itself is rather large so you can really appreciate the detail and work put into the pieces highlighted. I would recommend this to anyone with a taste for modern or lowbrow art.