Few American artists use as many unusual media as James Croak does. Thomas McEvilley explores the varied work this innovative artist creates from his minimalist periods up to his current fascination with the figure. The colourful photographs demonstrate Croak’s use of latex, tar and cast dirt to conjure the terror and anxiety swirling in our society. An interview with the artist and an essay placing his work in context make Croak an almost official record on the artist. | James Croak by Thomas McEvilley, Hardcover | Indigo Chapters