Devendra Banhart has released a collection of drawings, paintings, and mixed media pieces entitled I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street. The book, published by Prestel, features a cross-section of his work from the last decade along with Banhart’s own commentary and musings as well as photographs and other ephemera; texts by Beck, art dealer Jeffrey Deitch, and curator Diego Cortez; and a conversation with Adam Green. Banhart celebrates the publication of the book with events at the Strand in New York City on Thursday, June 25, and at LACMA in Los Angeles on Sunday, June 28.
Devendra Banhart has released a new collection of drawings, paintings, and mixed media pieces entitled I Left My Noodle on Ramen Street. The book, published by Prestel, features a cross-section of his work from the last decade along with Banhart’s own commentary and musings as well as photographs and other ephemera; texts by Beck, art dealer Jeffrey Deitch, and curator Diego Cortez; and a conversation with artist and musician Adam Green.
To pick up a copy, head to your local bookseller, or visit Amazon. Join Banhart in person as he celebrates the publication of the book with events at the Strand in New York City on Thursday, June 25, and at LACMA in Los Angeles on Sunday, June 28.
Banhart trained as a visual artist before making a name in the music world. He draws daily and creates the illustrations for his albums, as he did with his 2013 Nonesuch Records debut album, Mala.
Devendra Banhart recently released a split-effort art book with Adam Tullie titled Unburdened by Meaning and published by Anteism. Tullie directed a short film of Banhart's 2014 tour through Latin America, which you can watch here.
- Log in to post comments
