JR - L'art peut-il changer le monde ? - 2019





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JR's L'art peut-il changer le monde ?, a hardback illustrated art monograph in French by Phaidon, 336 pages, published in 2019 as the illustrated edition.
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The most comprehensive work dedicated to the French artist JR – in a new edition enriched with his most recent projects, JR: Can Art Change the World? – gathers all the collaborative artistic projects carried out by JR around the world. This exhaustive monograph is illustrated with more than 350 photographs of his projects, of the works on display in galleries, and of the 'behind the scenes' of his work. Realized in close collaboration with the artist, the book includes his latest works. Each chapter presents a key work, from *Expo 2 Rue* – which launched his career – to *The Chronicles of Miami*, an enormous mural consisting of over 1,000 portraits, exhibited in Miami between December 2023 and January 2024. With a foreword by George Lucas, the volume also includes a comic by Joseph Remnant, an introduction by Nato Thompson and a text by Italian director Alice Rohrwacher, who recount the fascinating story of JR.
The most comprehensive work dedicated to the French artist JR – in a new edition enriched with his most recent projects, JR: Can Art Change the World? – gathers all the collaborative artistic projects carried out by JR around the world. This exhaustive monograph is illustrated with more than 350 photographs of his projects, of the works on display in galleries, and of the 'behind the scenes' of his work. Realized in close collaboration with the artist, the book includes his latest works. Each chapter presents a key work, from *Expo 2 Rue* – which launched his career – to *The Chronicles of Miami*, an enormous mural consisting of over 1,000 portraits, exhibited in Miami between December 2023 and January 2024. With a foreword by George Lucas, the volume also includes a comic by Joseph Remnant, an introduction by Nato Thompson and a text by Italian director Alice Rohrwacher, who recount the fascinating story of JR.

