Rachel Harrison Life Hack

Rachel Harrison Life Hack, volume 1, provides a comprehensive look at the influential practice of the sculptor Rachel Harrison. This art monograph examines twenty-five years of work spanning sculptures, room-sized installations, drawings, and photographs. The text explores how Harrison engages with celebrity culture, pop psychology, history, and politics through her unique visual language. By integrating found materials with handmade elements, she challenges traditional museum displays and recontextualizes everyday objects.

This scholarly publication serves as a vital resource for those studying contemporary art and sculpture and installation. It features six essays covering Harrison's career from her earliest pieces to her most recent output. A central plate section offers a detailed chronology of her major works and exhibitions, accompanied by short explanatory texts. The book also includes original photo-collages created by the artist, making Rachel Harrison Life Hack a significant addition to the study of contemporary art history.