Chris Burden Jean-Christophe Ammann and then painted over his

and then painted over his outlines—a method that eventually led to his adoption of the silk-screening process

this screenprinted skateboard deck features a detail from Rauschenberg’s monumental lithograph Sky Garden (1969)

it highlighted the originality

This example depicts the meeting of Pico Boulevard and Sepulveda Boulevard

both encased in a specially designed box

Chris Burden Jean-Christophe Ammann and then painted over hisEdited in close collaboration with the artist and organized thematically to emphasize conceptual links between projects, this first monograph on the art of Chris Burden (19462015) provides a comprehensive overview of his highly influential practice. It features 377 illustrations, 244 of them in color, and many with compelling commentaries by Burden, and also documents numerous unrealized works. In depth essays by Fred Hoffman, Lisa Le Feuvre, Paul