Brian Clarke: Lamina

Brian Clarke: Lamina is the catalogue of the installation and exhibition of the monumental sculptural stained glass artwork of the same name at Gagosian Gallery, London, in 2005. This catalogue marked the first reproduction of Lamina in print – a work that is recognised as a landmark in the history of stained glass, expanding the potential of the medium to break beyond the traditional confines of windows. Visually charting the creation of Lamina, from Clarke’s sketches and preparatory studies to installation photographs, interspersed with Clarke’s quotes, this catalogue also explores its “Layers of Meaning” in an essay by art historian Martin Harrison.

Brian Clarke: Lamina is the catalogue of the installation and exhibition of the monumental sculptural stained glass artwork of the same name at Gagosian Gallery, London, in 2005. This catalogue marked the first reproduction of Lamina in print – a work that is recognised as a landmark in the history of stained glass, expanding the potential of the medium to break beyond the traditional confines of windows. Visually charting the creation of Lamina, from Clarke’s sketches and preparatory studies to installation photographs, interspersed with Clarke’s quotes, this catalogue also explores its “Layers of Meaning” in an essay by art historian Martin Harrison.