Alan Sondheim
Auteur de Individuals: Post-Movement Art in America
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Œuvres de Alan Sondheim
Jennifer 3 exemplaires
American Narrative/Story Art 1967-1977 1 exemplaire
Being Online: Net Subjectivity. — Directeur de publication — 1 exemplaire
New Observations Winter Issue 120 1 exemplaire
Disorders of the Real 1 exemplaire
An Ode 1 exemplaire
Sondheim, Alan: The Analysis of Situation. 1 exemplaire
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Big Deal #2 — Contributeur — 3 exemplaires
L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E, Number 9/10, (Vol. 2, No. 3 and 4) — Contributeur — 1 exemplaire
Open Letter 5.1, L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E Issue — Contributeur — 1 exemplaire
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The people represented are: Walter Abish (writer), Vito Acconci (writer, body artist, conceptual artist, performer, installation maker, video maker, sculptor), Laurie Anderson (performer, musician, video maker), David Askevold (writer?, photographer?), Alice Aycock (earthworks/architectural sculptor), Robert Horvitz (draughtsman), Nancy Wilson Kitchel (photographer), Alvin Lucier (composer/performer), Bernadette Mayer (writer), Rosemary Mayer (sculptor), Mike Metz (model maker), Ree Morton (installation artist), Dennis Oppenheim (earthworks, sculptor, video maker), Adrian Piper (artist, social observor, conceptual artist), Charles Simonds (miniature earthworks architect/sculptor).
Some very strong work is presented here. This was back in the day when Laurie Anderson, eg, was just getting to be known, before Warner Brothers made her famous, when she was very fresh. Just combining performers & a composer & sculptors & writers, etc, in one bk under one umbrella seems like an excellent idea to me. Why always seperate them into disciplines? I've been all of the above & more & find it ridiculous when people try to pigeonhole me as being only a "filmmaker" eg.
On the downside, this is basically a bk of people represented by galleries or publishers. In other words, a typical NYC art bk in that respect - mostly New Yawkers. A bk like this today wd probably be criticized as respresenting mainly 'white' people (whatever that means) w/ Adrian Piper as the token academic black. Oh well. Maybe some of the other above folks aren't 'white' & I just don't know that. It's possible. Regardless of such a lack of diversity in some respects, this bk still represents a remarkable diversity in others.… (plus d'informations)