A stunning focused document of Nate Lowmans work from the past four years. Brewing the good the bad and the ugly of consumerist modern life in his masterful paintings Lowman draws a portrait of the times that is equally mischievous and somber. BOMB Magazine With an archive of source material amassed and processed over time Lowman creates slippery layered images that transform visual referents found in the news media and art history. In this volume Lowman plays with cataclysmic imagery that probes the tensions between the everyday and the extreme presence and absence and violence and representation. In his vibrant paintings of digitally rendered hurricane imagery and crime scene photography cataloging the aftermath of the October 2017 mass shooting in Las Vegas he considers the physicality of his medium in connection to the chaos of his subject matter. Spotlighting Lowmans exhibitions at David Zwirner in London and New York along with other recent work this monograph includes a text by Lynne Tillman that provides a unique perspective across all bodies of Lowmans oeuvre. In an interview with Andrew Paul Woolbright for The Brooklyn Rail Lowman discusses his engagement with representation and meaning twentiethcentury gestural and pop art slow painting and American violence.