Dinos Chapman Libri

Reproductions of Goya's Disasters of war prints, modified by the artists.

The book features a collection of works edited by Damon Murray and Stephen Sorrell, with a foreword by Dinos Chapman and text contributions from PK. It explores innovative themes through a curated selection of art and commentary, showcasing unique perspectives and creative expressions. The collaboration highlights the interplay between visual art and written word, inviting readers to engage with the material in a thought-provoking way.

Omnivorous and indefatigable, suggestible but independent, adolescents don't want to be balanced. They love extremes of everything from fashion and art to music and the Internet. Observed and studied by experts of all kinds, their behavior monitored by psychologists, educators, and marketing executives, adolescents represent a decisive and increasingly valuable segment of the buying public. They adore and consume trendy clothes and brand-new bands; they must be cool regardless of the cost. And adults turn to them more and more for clues on how to remain forever young and hip. The Fourth Sex turns a critical, illustrated spotlight on adolescence, a territory of transition crisscrossed by the most varied creative energies. A series of iconographic materials begins in the 1960s and moves up to the present, revealing clothes, behavior patterns, novels, and visual artworks created or inspired by the transnational tribe that are teenagers.