Caro Jost - Flat and Irony

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Caro Jost - Flat and Irony

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NY+Munich,2003+2019

25x25x9.5cm

Ink,print on shaped canvas

About Artist

Caro Jost

(Germany, b.1965)

Caro Jost, born 1965 in Munich, works mainly in Munich and New York. After studying literature and law in Munich, Caro Jost took up her studies of art at the Art Students League of New York and afterwards, at the Art Academy in Munich with Jean Marc Bustamante and Florian Pumhösl. Jost has gained particular renown for her “Streetprints”, a technique she herself developed in New York in 2000. In addition to taking part in international exhibitions and projects, Jost’s art may be found in significant museum collections and archives, such as the Jumex Collection in Mexico, ZERO Foundation in Düsseldorf, Städtische Galerie im Lenbachhaus in Munich, Chelsea Art Museum in New York, Colby Museum of Art in Maine, the Peggy Guggenheim Collection Archive in Venice and the MoMA Library Collection in New York.