Jasper Johns: Mind/Mirror explores six decades of radical artistic innovation through the lens of mirroring and doubling—concepts central to this influential contemporary master's practice. This comprehensive volume features essays by leading curators, academics, and artists including Carroll Dunham, Ruth Fine, Michio Hayashi, and Terrance Hayes. Contributors examine Johns's recurring motifs, investigations of place, and experimental approaches across diverse media—from flags to monotypes and working proofs. Essential reading for understanding how one of today's most significant artists continues to challenge and redefine contemporary art.
