Issue number 3 of Shiny International, edited by Michael Friedman. Contents include: interview with Eiko Ishioka by Tim Tucker and Steven Hall; interview with Mike Kelley by Ed Smith; interview with Fetchin Bones by Michael Friedman; interview with Arthur Russell by Todd Eberle; interview with Steve Poleskie by Steven Hall; Prose by Dennis Cooper, Peter Cherches, and Cheri Fein; poetry by Ron Padgett, Joe Brainard, Brad Gooch, David Trinidad, Eileen Myles, Jeffrey Jullich, Sal Salasin, and Tom Savage; and "Photo Features" a portfolio by Allen Ginsberg, Fashion photography by Roméo / Latty with fashion by Brian Early, and band photographs by Todd Eberle of Hugo Largo, Zeitgeist, and Wednesday Week. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held June 21 - August 10, 1986. Curated and edited by Brian Wallis. Includes texts and/or artists' projects by exhibiting artists: Gretchen Bender, Allan McCollum, Hal Foster, Louise Lawler, Haim Steinbach, Junsten Ladda, Barbara Bloom, Deborah Bershad, Jeff Koons, Andrea Fraser, Judith Barry and Ken Lum. ... [details]
Exceptionally important critical anthology of early writings on Minimal and Conceptual Art edited by Gregory Battcock. Essays "Systemic Painting," by Lawrence Alloway; "Sculpture as Architecture: New York Letter, 1966-67," by Michael Benedikt; "Serial Art, Systems, Solipsism," by Mel Bochner; "The Razed Sites of Carl Andre," by David Bourdon; "Subject Matter in the Work of Barnett Newman," by Nicolas Calas; "Art and Objecthood," by Michael Fried; "Questions to Stella and Judd," by Bruce Glaser; "Two Exhibitions," by E. ... [details]
History of Max's Kansas City with over 200 black and white photographs, profiles, memorabilia, and hundreds of personal reminiscences and testimonials. Texts by Yvonne Sewall Ruskin, Lou Reed, Leee Black Childers, Kent Wallace, Taylor Mead, Gerard Malanga, Cherry Vanilla and Jeremiah Newton. ... [details]
Exceptionally important critical anthology of early writings on Minimal and Conceptual Art. Includes essays by Gregory Battcock (the volume's editor), Lawrence Alloway (Systemic Painting), Michael Benedikt (Sculpture as Architecture), Mel Bochner (Serial Art, Systems, Solipsism), David Bourdon (The Razed Sites of Carl Andre), Nicolas Calas (Subject Matter in the Work of Barnett Newman) , Michael Fried (Art and Objecthood), Bruce Glaser (Questions to Frank Stella and Donald Judd), E. ... [details]
Issue edited by Ida Panicelli. Essays "Troubleshooters: Barbara Ehrenreich on the Moral Majority," by Barbara Ehrenreich; "Democracy, Inc.: Gary Indiana on Censorship in the Arts," by Gary Indiana; "The Cave: Jeanne Silverthorne on 'Batman,'" by Jeanne Silverthorne; "Ground Up: Herbert Muschamp on Architecture," by Herbert Muschamp; "Environment: Molly Hankwitz on Ideal Cities," by Molly Hankwitz; "Like Art: Glenn O'Brien on Video Games," by Glenn O'Brien; "Remote Control: Barbara Kruger on Television," by Barbara Kruger; "Undertone: David Sternbach on Rap," by David Sternbach; "At First Light: A Glance at the Discovery and Early Years of Photography," by Amy Baker Sandback; "Parts and Parcels: Thomas Virnich," by Annelie Pohlen; "Cubist Hypochondria: On the Case of Picasso and Braque," by Donald Kuspit; "This is Only a Test: Chris Burden," by C. ... [details]
"Ninja is the first book by Fort Thunder co-founder and Lighting Bolt drummer Brian Chippendale. It is both an epic 80-page graphic novel and a document of his vibrant drawings, collages and posters. The graphic novel, a work 5 years in the making, takes readers through a fantastic landscape delineated in Chippendale''s dense pen and ink linework and starring a Ninja hunted by the forces of evil. ... [details]
"In this follow-up to his acclaimed graphic novel, Ninja--which was reviewed in such diverse sources as The New York Times, Art Review and The Comics Journal--the co-founder of the legendary Providence underground art and music space, Fort Thunder, gives us an immersive, frenetic reading experience. ... [details]
An updated edition of this critical anthology of early writings on Minimal and Conceptual Art, originally published in 1968, with a new introduction by Anne M. Wagner. The original anthology was edited by Gregory Battcock, with early writings on Minimal and Conceptual Art. ... [details]
Issue edited by Michelle Kuo. Essays "Books: Eric L. Santner on Giorgio Agamben's 'The Kingdom and the Glory,'" by Eric L. Santner; "Film: P. Adams Sitney on Jerome Hiler's 'Words of Mercury,'" by P. ... [details]
