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101. Materializing Six Years : Lucy R. Lippard and the Emergence of Conceptual Art

Author

Morris, Catherine, Bonin, Vincent, Lippard, Lucy R., Bryan-Wilson, Julia, Morris, Catherine, Bonin, Vincent, Lippard, Lucy R., and Bryan-Wilson, Julia

Abstract

"In 1973 the critic and curator Lucy R. Lippard published Six Years, a book with possibly the longest subtitle in the bibliography of art: The dematerialization of the art object from 1966 to 1972: a cross-reference book of information on some esthetic boundaries: consisting of a bibliography into which are inserted a fragmented text, art works, documents, interviews, and symposia, arranged chronologically and focused on so-called conceptual or information or idea art with mentions of such vaguely designated areas as minimal, anti-form, systems, earth, or process art, occurring now in the Americas, Europe, England, Australia, and Asia (with occasional political overtones) edited and annotated by Lucy R. Lippard. Six Years, sometimes referred to as a conceptual art object itself, not only described and embodied the new type of art-making that Lippard was intent on identifying and cataloging, it also exemplified a new way of criticizing and curating art. Nearly forty years later, the Brooklyn Museum takes Lippard's celebrated experiment in curated concatenation as a template, turning a book that resembled an exhibition into an exhibition materializing the ideas in her book. The artworks and essays featured in this publication recall the thrill that was tangible in Lippard's original documentation, reminding us that during the late sixties and early seventies all possible social and material parameters of art (making) were played with, worked over, inverted, reduced, expanded, and rejected. By tracing Lippard's own activities in those years, the book also documents the early blurring of boundaries among critical, curatorial, and artistic practices. With more than 200 images of work by dozens of artists (printed in color throughout), this book brings Lippard's curatorial experiment full circle" -- p. [4] of cover.

Published
2012

102. Who Is Ana Mendieta?

Author

Redfern, Christine, Caron, Caro, Lippard, Lucy R., Redfern, Christine, Caron, Caro, and Lippard, Lucy R.

Published
2011

103. Iain Baxter& : Works 1958-2011

Author

Alberro, Alexander, Darling, Michael, Durham, Dennis W., Domino, Christophe, Hermann, Isabelle, Lauder, Adam, Lippard, Lucy R., Moos, David, Wainstein, Robert, Alberro, Alexander, Darling, Michael, Durham, Dennis W., Domino, Christophe, Hermann, Isabelle, Lauder, Adam, Lippard, Lucy R., Moos, David, and Wainstein, Robert

Abstract

"This comprehensive book surveys BAXTER&'s remarkable career and recognizes his defining contribution to mainstream histories of conceptual art, photography, and instalation art. Featuring more than 200 reproductions, it also offers a multifaceted appraisal of his achievement with feature essays by David Moos, Michael Darling, Dennis W. Durham, Christophe Domino, and Lucy R. Lippard, as well as interviews with IAIN BAXTER& and Ingrid Baxter by Alexander Alberro" -- p. [4] of cover.

Published
2011

104. Qui est Ana Mendieta ?

Author

Lippard, Lucy R., Redfern, Christine, Caron, Caro, Lippard, Lucy R., Redfern, Christine, and Caron, Caro

Published
2011

105. Victory gardens 2007+: .

Author

Franceschini, Amy, 1970, Davis, Mike, 1946, Lippard, Lucy R., Franceschini, Amy, 1970, Davis, Mike, 1946, and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection

Published
2008

106. The Everyday

Author

Johnstone, Stephen, Arkhipov, Vladimir, Blanchot, Maurice, Brouwn, Stanley, Calle, Sophie, Duchamp, Marcel, Highmore, Ben, Hiller, Susan, Kabakov, Emilia, Kabakov, Ilya, Kosuth, Joseph, Lefebvre, Henri, Lippard, Lucy R., Maffesoli, Michel, Mir, Aleksandra, Molesworth, Helen, Orozco, Gabriel, Papastergiadis, Nikos, Perec, Georges, Roberts, John, Ross, David A., Ross, Kristin, Ruppersberg, Allen, Serota, Nicholas, Sheringham, Michael, Smithson, Alison, Smithson, Peter, Solomon-Godeau, Abigail, Spoerri, Daniel, Virilio, Paul, Wall, Jeff, Watkins, Jonathan, Willats, Stephen, Johnstone, Stephen, Arkhipov, Vladimir, Blanchot, Maurice, Brouwn, Stanley, Calle, Sophie, Duchamp, Marcel, Highmore, Ben, Hiller, Susan, Kabakov, Emilia, Kabakov, Ilya, Kosuth, Joseph, Lefebvre, Henri, Lippard, Lucy R., Maffesoli, Michel, Mir, Aleksandra, Molesworth, Helen, Orozco, Gabriel, Papastergiadis, Nikos, Perec, Georges, Roberts, John, Ross, David A., Ross, Kristin, Ruppersberg, Allen, Serota, Nicholas, Sheringham, Michael, Smithson, Alison, Smithson, Peter, Solomon-Godeau, Abigail, Spoerri, Daniel, Virilio, Paul, Wall, Jeff, Watkins, Jonathan, and Willats, Stephen

Abstract

"This anthology surveys the everyday's central significance for art since the 1950s" -- p. [4] of cover.

Published
2008

108. Sphere

Author

Babul, Arif, Carlevaris, Anna, Cooper, Cheryl, Fulton, Leanne, Jeffries, Bill, Laurence, Robin, Lippard, Lucy R., O'Brian, Melanie, Pakasaar, Helga, Panting, Lisa, Babul, Arif, Carlevaris, Anna, Cooper, Cheryl, Fulton, Leanne, Jeffries, Bill, Laurence, Robin, Lippard, Lucy R., O'Brian, Melanie, Pakasaar, Helga, and Panting, Lisa

Abstract

"SPHERE may be a speculative foray into the world of Spherology, but it is also meant to raise questions about how humans choose, and overlook, subjects in art and in science. Spheres, as a separate subject, have been outside the current paradigms in both areas, taken for granted, perhaps, as part of the background noise of the universe. It could be proposed, for instance, that the history of ideas itself, as a ‘working around the subject of knowledge’, can be seen as a spherical entity in which the accumulation of information enlarges the size of the bubble of knowledge." -- Publisher's website.

Published
2004

109. Put About : A Critical Anthology of Independant Publishing

Author

Fusco, Maria, Hunt, Ian, Miller, Paul D., King, Emily, Dibosa, David, Mir, Aleksandra, Tillman, Lynne, Home, Stewart, Lippard, Lucy R., Pettibon, Raymond, Baldessari, John, Moisdon, Stéphanie, Trembley, Nicolas, Cattelan, Maurizio, Claydon, Paul, Bracewell, Michael, Brady, Andrea, Miller, John, Wieder, Axel J., Osbaldeston, David, Fusco, Maria, Hunt, Ian, Miller, Paul D., King, Emily, Dibosa, David, Mir, Aleksandra, Tillman, Lynne, Home, Stewart, Lippard, Lucy R., Pettibon, Raymond, Baldessari, John, Moisdon, Stéphanie, Trembley, Nicolas, Cattelan, Maurizio, Claydon, Paul, Bracewell, Michael, Brady, Andrea, Miller, John, Wieder, Axel J., and Osbaldeston, David

Published
2004

111. Headlines, Heartlines, Hardlines: Advocacy Criticism as Activism.

Author

Lippard, Lucy R.

Subjects
MANNERS & customs, ACTIVISM, ART & politics, SOCIAL action, ARTISTS
Abstract

The article examines the role of advocate critics in raising public consciousness on the significance of art in social life. The concept of advocacy criticism can be compared to activist art in its use of a communal base among artists for criticizing existing structures or creating an argument for a value system. Also discussed is the establishment of the Political Art Documentation/Distribution (PADD) in 1979 which engaged artists to incorporate social action with making art.

Published
1984

112. Art.

Author

Lippard, Lucy R.

Subjects
ARTS, ART censorship, ARTISTS
Abstract

Focuses on the condition of the arts in Central American countries. Negative impact of economic and political situation and censorship and self-censorship on the arts; Efforts of the Nicaraguan Ministry of Culture and the independent Sandinista Association of Cultural Workers to incorporate art in all aspects of social life; Creation of the Institute for the Arts and Letters of El Salvador in Exile in New York to help sustain exiled El Salvadoran artists.

Published
1984

113. Alternative New York, 1965-1985 : A Cultural Politics Book for the Social Text Collective

Author

Ault, Julie, De Zegher, Catherine, Lippard, Lucy R., Carson, Juli, Wallis, Brian, Goldbard, Arlene, Deitcher, David, Beck, Martin, Kwon, Miwon, Moore, Alan, Cornwell, Jim, Ault, Julie, De Zegher, Catherine, Lippard, Lucy R., Carson, Juli, Wallis, Brian, Goldbard, Arlene, Deitcher, David, Beck, Martin, Kwon, Miwon, Moore, Alan, and Cornwell, Jim

Abstract

"This book of essays and images is the long-awaited volume extending from the exhibition Cultural Economies: Histories from the Alternative Arts Movement, NYC, shown at The Drawing Center from February 26 through April 6, 1996." -- p. vii.

Published
2002

114. Conceptual Art

Author

Osborne, Peter, Duchamp, Marcel, Cage, John, Klein, Yves, Kaprow, Allan, Morris, Robert, Johns, Jasper, Maciunas, George, Beckett, Samuel, Ono, Yoko, Latham, John, Goodman, Nelson, Acconci, Vito, Piper, Adrian, Lewin, Curt, Kubler, George, Lewitt, Sol, Bochner, Mel, Burnham, Jack, Lippard, Lucy R., Chandler, John, Atkinson, Terry, Kozlowski, Jaroslaw, Buchloh, Benjamin H. D., Saussure, Ferdinand de, Wittgenstein, Ludwig, Kuhn, Thomas S., Smithson, Robert, Barry, Robert, Huebler, Douglas, Kosuth, Joseph, Siegelaub, Seth, Weiner, Lawrence, Burn, Ian, Cutforth, Roger, Ramsden, Mel, Burgin, Victor, Drucker, Johanna, Debord, Guy, Goffman, Erving, Clark, Lygia, Metzger, Gustav, Ehrenzweig, Anton, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Graham, Dan, Wall, Jeff, Steveni, Barbara, Marx, Karl, Barthes, Roland, Costa, Eduardo, Escari, Raul, Jacoby, Roberto, Oiticica, Hélio, Marcuse, Herbert, Meireles, Cildo, Parker, Roszika, Kelly, Mary, Rosler, Martha, Alberro, Alexander, Adorno, Theodor W., Horkheimer, Max, Malraux, André, Claura, Michel, Buren, Daniel, O'Doherty, Brian, Asher, Michael, Baudrillard, Jean, Foster, Hal, Newman, Michael, Osborne, Peter, Duchamp, Marcel, Cage, John, Klein, Yves, Kaprow, Allan, Morris, Robert, Johns, Jasper, Maciunas, George, Beckett, Samuel, Ono, Yoko, Latham, John, Goodman, Nelson, Acconci, Vito, Piper, Adrian, Lewin, Curt, Kubler, George, Lewitt, Sol, Bochner, Mel, Burnham, Jack, Lippard, Lucy R., Chandler, John, Atkinson, Terry, Kozlowski, Jaroslaw, Buchloh, Benjamin H. D., Saussure, Ferdinand de, Wittgenstein, Ludwig, Kuhn, Thomas S., Smithson, Robert, Barry, Robert, Huebler, Douglas, Kosuth, Joseph, Siegelaub, Seth, Weiner, Lawrence, Burn, Ian, Cutforth, Roger, Ramsden, Mel, Burgin, Victor, Drucker, Johanna, Debord, Guy, Goffman, Erving, Clark, Lygia, Metzger, Gustav, Ehrenzweig, Anton, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Graham, Dan, Wall, Jeff, Steveni, Barbara, Marx, Karl, Barthes, Roland, Costa, Eduardo, Escari, Raul, Jacoby, Roberto, Oiticica, Hélio, Marcuse, Herbert, Meireles, Cildo, Parker, Roszika, Kelly, Mary, Rosler, Martha, Alberro, Alexander, Adorno, Theodor W., Horkheimer, Max, Malraux, André, Claura, Michel, Buren, Daniel, O'Doherty, Brian, Asher, Michael, Baudrillard, Jean, Foster, Hal, and Newman, Michael

Abstract

Providing a re-examination of what Osborne identifies as a major turning point in contemporary art, this monograph takes a chronological and stylistic look at conceptual art from its “pre-history” (1950-1960) to contemporary practices that use conceptual strategies. Osborne surveys the development of the movement in relation to the social, cultural and political contexts within which it evolved. With extended captions, key works are compiled according to ten themes that also serve to present a collection of critical texts, artists’ statements, interviews and commentaries. Includes biographical notes on artists (6 p.) and authors (2 p.), a bibliography (2 p.) and an onomastic index (4 p.) Circa 150 bibl. ref.

Published
2002

115. Portrait of an artist

Author

Lippard, Lucy R.

Subjects
Portrait Of An Artist (Book) -- Book reviews, Books
Published
1980

116. Art and Feminism

Author

Reckitt, Helena, Phelan, Peggy, de Beauvoir, Simone, Di Prima, Diane, Friedan, Betty, Solanas, Valerie, Johnston, Jill, Ono, Yoko, Linde, Ulf, Lippard, Lucy R., Hesse, Eva, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Clark, Lygia, Millett, Kate, Koedt, Anne, Greer, Germaine, Nochlin, Linda, Cixous, Hélène, Export, Valie, Tucker, Marcia, Kingsley, April, Schapiro, Miriam, Mulvey, Laura, Alloway, Lawrence, Kozloff, Max, Krauss, Rosalind, Masheck, Joseph, Michelson, Annette, Chicago, Judy, Parker, Rozsika, Delmar, Rosalind, Hammer, Barbara, Sauzeau Boetti, Anne-Marie, Akerman, Chantal, Irigaray, Luce, Hiller, Susan, Cockcroft, Eva, Richardson, Su, Orenstein, Gloria Feman, Adams, Parveen, Lorde, Audre, Rich, Adrienne, Gilbert, Sandra M., Hammond, Harmony, Lacy, Suzanne, Labowitz, Leslie, Ketcham, Diana, Goldin, Nan, Ringgold, Faith, Kruger, Barbara, Kristeva, Julia, Isaak, Jo Anna, Owens, Craig, Kelly, Mary, Linker, Kate, Calle, Sophie, Baudrillard, Jean, Lin, Maya, Spence, Jo, Haraway, Donna J., Minh-ha, Trinh T., Boyce, Sonia, Rankin, Aimee, Carr, C., Fisher, Jean, Rainer, Yvonne, Vance, Carole S., Jones, Kellie, Piper, Adrian, Avgikos, Jan, Lee, Rosa, Schor, Mira, Butler, Judith, Jones, Amelia, Boffin, Tessa, Green, Renée, Schorr, Collier, Koether, Jutta, Chadwick, Helen, Warner, Marina, Myles, Eileen, Frueh, Joanna, Kotz, Liz, Gallaccio, Anya, Kolbowski, Silvia, Tickner, Lisa, Apter, Emily, Nixon, Mignon, Rogers, Sarah J., Hayles, N. Katherine, Williams, Gilda, Simon, Joan, Wearing, Gillian, Cottingham, Laura, Spector, Nancy, Plant, Sadie, Neshat, Shirin, Arning, Bill, Fusco, Coco, Reckitt, Helena, Phelan, Peggy, de Beauvoir, Simone, Di Prima, Diane, Friedan, Betty, Solanas, Valerie, Johnston, Jill, Ono, Yoko, Linde, Ulf, Lippard, Lucy R., Hesse, Eva, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Clark, Lygia, Millett, Kate, Koedt, Anne, Greer, Germaine, Nochlin, Linda, Cixous, Hélène, Export, Valie, Tucker, Marcia, Kingsley, April, Schapiro, Miriam, Mulvey, Laura, Alloway, Lawrence, Kozloff, Max, Krauss, Rosalind, Masheck, Joseph, Michelson, Annette, Chicago, Judy, Parker, Rozsika, Delmar, Rosalind, Hammer, Barbara, Sauzeau Boetti, Anne-Marie, Akerman, Chantal, Irigaray, Luce, Hiller, Susan, Cockcroft, Eva, Richardson, Su, Orenstein, Gloria Feman, Adams, Parveen, Lorde, Audre, Rich, Adrienne, Gilbert, Sandra M., Hammond, Harmony, Lacy, Suzanne, Labowitz, Leslie, Ketcham, Diana, Goldin, Nan, Ringgold, Faith, Kruger, Barbara, Kristeva, Julia, Isaak, Jo Anna, Owens, Craig, Kelly, Mary, Linker, Kate, Calle, Sophie, Baudrillard, Jean, Lin, Maya, Spence, Jo, Haraway, Donna J., Minh-ha, Trinh T., Boyce, Sonia, Rankin, Aimee, Carr, C., Fisher, Jean, Rainer, Yvonne, Vance, Carole S., Jones, Kellie, Piper, Adrian, Avgikos, Jan, Lee, Rosa, Schor, Mira, Butler, Judith, Jones, Amelia, Boffin, Tessa, Green, Renée, Schorr, Collier, Koether, Jutta, Chadwick, Helen, Warner, Marina, Myles, Eileen, Frueh, Joanna, Kotz, Liz, Gallaccio, Anya, Kolbowski, Silvia, Tickner, Lisa, Apter, Emily, Nixon, Mignon, Rogers, Sarah J., Hayles, N. Katherine, Williams, Gilda, Simon, Joan, Wearing, Gillian, Cottingham, Laura, Spector, Nancy, Plant, Sadie, Neshat, Shirin, Arning, Bill, and Fusco, Coco

Abstract

Authoritative publication focusing on the role of theory in the evolution of feminist art. Phelan's essay surveying American and British feminist art produced between 1960-2000 traces the "shifting geographies of feminism" by situating diverse formal strategies used by feminist artists within the contexts of abstract expressionim, minimalism, conceptual art, performance art and photographic performance. Her analysis of the ideological forces within representational systems is informed by postructuralism and psychoanalytic theories of sexual difference. Issues of identity, race, sexuality, class, gender and age are considered in relation to the marginalization of women, the objectification of the female body, and essentialism. Includes documentation of numerous artworks and texts by artists and authors working in disciplines of feminist philosophy, psychoanalysis, art history, film theory and literary criticism. Biographical notes. Index of names. Bibliography. Circa 675 bibl. ref.

Published
2001

117. Ron Noganosh : It Takes Time

Author

Hill, Tom, Lippard, Lucy R., Noganosh, Ron, Hill, Tom, Lippard, Lucy R., and Noganosh, Ron

Abstract

Catalogue published to accompany a travelling exhibition of sculptural installations by Noganosh. Hill traces the development of the artist’s career, and outlines the issues addressed within the work: environmentalism, relations between native communities and the state, alcoholism and consumerism. Lippard’s essay places emphasis upon Noganosh’s “dark vision.” The following topics are also discussed: the use of found objects by First Nations artists, the colonisation of nature by technology, alcohol as a protective shield, money and cultural politics. Includes a short story by Noganosh. Texts in French and English. List of works. Bio-bibliography 3 p.

Published
2001

119. Performance Artists Talking in the Eighties

Author

Montano, Linda M., Festa, Angelika, Stiles, Kristine, Roth, Moira, Cottingham, Laura, Tamblyn, Christine, Lippard, Lucy R., Montano, Linda M., Festa, Angelika, Stiles, Kristine, Roth, Moira, Cottingham, Laura, Tamblyn, Christine, and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

With a particular interest in the connection of childhood experiences to an artist’s production, Linda Montano interviewed over 100 performance artists from 1979 to 1989 on the themes of sex, food, money, fame, ritual and death. Grouped according to these thematic categories, each section of interviews is accompanied by a short essay. A general introduction by A. Festa discusses art and everyday life, the autobiographical voice and talking performances, vis-à-vis Montano’s work and the history and nature of performance art. K. Stiles’s afterword considers this era of performance art in relation to certain social conditions of the times, with examples of performance art’s influence on other art forms and on society. Includes subject index and brief biographical notes on artists and authors. 71 bibl. ref.

Published
2000

120. Minimalism

Author

Meyer, James, Andre, Carl, Baer, Jo, Battcock, Gregory, Beveridge, Karl, Bochner, Mel, Bourdon, David, Burn, Ian, Chave, Anna C., Chicago, Judy, Coplans, John, Crimp, Douglas, Di Suvero, Mark, Flavin, Dan, Foster, Hal, Fried, Michael, Greenberg, Clement, Gregor, Harold, Halley, Peter, Judd, Donald, Kramer, Hilton, Krauss, Rosalind, Leider, Philip, Lewitt, Sol, Lippard, Lucy R., Mangold, Robert, McCracken, John, McShine, Kynaston, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, Meyer, Ursula, Michelson, Annette, Morris, Robert, Rainer, Yvonne, Rose, Barbara, Rosenblum, Robert, Serra, Richard, Smithson, Robert, Sontag, Susan, Stella, Frank, Tillim, Sidney, Wagstaff, Samuel J., Meyer, James, Andre, Carl, Baer, Jo, Battcock, Gregory, Beveridge, Karl, Bochner, Mel, Bourdon, David, Burn, Ian, Chave, Anna C., Chicago, Judy, Coplans, John, Crimp, Douglas, Di Suvero, Mark, Flavin, Dan, Foster, Hal, Fried, Michael, Greenberg, Clement, Gregor, Harold, Halley, Peter, Judd, Donald, Kramer, Hilton, Krauss, Rosalind, Leider, Philip, Lewitt, Sol, Lippard, Lucy R., Mangold, Robert, McCracken, John, McShine, Kynaston, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, Meyer, Ursula, Michelson, Annette, Morris, Robert, Rainer, Yvonne, Rose, Barbara, Rosenblum, Robert, Serra, Richard, Smithson, Robert, Sontag, Susan, Stella, Frank, Tillim, Sidney, and Wagstaff, Samuel J.

Abstract

A reappraisal of Minimalism from a contemporary perspective, this book documents the careers of its leading figures as well as the practices of other associated artists. Meyer surveys its development within a broad historical and cultural context, defining Minimalism as a debate rather than a movement. Reproductions of the most significant Minimal art works, exhibitions, and contemporaries’ work are included, along with the key critical texts, artists’ statements, reviews and commentary on the movement. 330 bibl. ref. Biographical notes. Bibl. 3 p. Index of names and artworks, 5 p.

Published
2000

121. The Artist's Body

Author

Warr, Tracey, Jones, Amelia, Artaud, Antonin, Bataille, Georges, Benthall, Jonathan, Beuys, Joseph, Bonami, Francesco, Brus, Günter, Butler, Judith, Chadwick, Helen, Chandler, John, Cheng, Meiling, Clark, Lygia, Deleuze, Gilles, Francblin, Catherine, Fried, Michael, Freud, Sigmund, Fusco, Coco, Goldberg, RoseLee, Haraway, Donna, Higgins, Dick, Horn, Rebecca, Jedlinski, Jaromir, Jones, Leslie C., Junker, Howard, Kaprow, Allan, Kelly, Mary, Klein, Yves, Knízák, Milan, Kozloff, Max, Krauss, Rosalind, Kristeva, Julia, Kusama, Yayoi, Kuspit, Donald, Kwon, Miwon, Lacan, Jacques, La Frenas, Rob, Lebeer, Irmeline, Licht, Ira, Lippard, Lucy R., Maciunas, George, Manzoni, Piero, Marcuse, Herbert, McEvilley, Thomas, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, Molesworth, Helen, Morgan, Stuart, Morris, Robert, Mühl, Otto, Nemser, Cindy, Nitsch, Hermann, O'Dell, Kathy, Orenstein, Gloria Feman, Phelan, Peggy, Pincus-Witten, Robert, Pluchart, François, Richard, Nelly, Rosenberg, Harold, Roth, Moira, Sarduy, Severo, Scarry, Elaine, Schneemann, Carolee, Schneider, Rebecca, Schwarzkogler, Rudof, Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky, Sharp, Willoughby, Sontag, Susan, Stiles, Kristine, Sundell, Margaret, Tucker, Marcia, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Vergine, Lea, Virilio, Paul, Vostell, Wolf, Weibel, Peter, Wilke, Hannah, Yoshihara, Jiro, Warr, Tracey, Jones, Amelia, Artaud, Antonin, Bataille, Georges, Benthall, Jonathan, Beuys, Joseph, Bonami, Francesco, Brus, Günter, Butler, Judith, Chadwick, Helen, Chandler, John, Cheng, Meiling, Clark, Lygia, Deleuze, Gilles, Francblin, Catherine, Fried, Michael, Freud, Sigmund, Fusco, Coco, Goldberg, RoseLee, Haraway, Donna, Higgins, Dick, Horn, Rebecca, Jedlinski, Jaromir, Jones, Leslie C., Junker, Howard, Kaprow, Allan, Kelly, Mary, Klein, Yves, Knízák, Milan, Kozloff, Max, Krauss, Rosalind, Kristeva, Julia, Kusama, Yayoi, Kuspit, Donald, Kwon, Miwon, Lacan, Jacques, La Frenas, Rob, Lebeer, Irmeline, Licht, Ira, Lippard, Lucy R., Maciunas, George, Manzoni, Piero, Marcuse, Herbert, McEvilley, Thomas, Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, Molesworth, Helen, Morgan, Stuart, Morris, Robert, Mühl, Otto, Nemser, Cindy, Nitsch, Hermann, O'Dell, Kathy, Orenstein, Gloria Feman, Phelan, Peggy, Pincus-Witten, Robert, Pluchart, François, Richard, Nelly, Rosenberg, Harold, Roth, Moira, Sarduy, Severo, Scarry, Elaine, Schneemann, Carolee, Schneider, Rebecca, Schwarzkogler, Rudof, Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky, Sharp, Willoughby, Sontag, Susan, Stiles, Kristine, Sundell, Margaret, Tucker, Marcia, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Vergine, Lea, Virilio, Paul, Vostell, Wolf, Weibel, Peter, Wilke, Hannah, and Yoshihara, Jiro

Abstract

The editor Warr pairs a selection of thematically arranged works of body art with similarly arranged critical texts defining the movement and theoretical texts elaborating concepts of the body. Jones’ survey text provides the social and historical context within which body art has developed. The sections, arranged chronologically, begin with the primitive, gestural extensions of the body through painting and end with the more sophisticated technological extensions of the 1990s. Index. Biographical notes. Bibl. 3 p. Circa 440 bibl. ref.

Published
2000

123. Ray Johnson : Correspondences

Author

De Salvo, Donna, Gudis, Catherine, Klein, Mason, Steiner, Wendy, Weinberg, Jonathan, Sava, Sharla, Lippard, Lucy R., Wilson, William S., Martin, Henry, Jones, Muffet, De Salvo, Donna, Gudis, Catherine, Klein, Mason, Steiner, Wendy, Weinberg, Jonathan, Sava, Sharla, Lippard, Lucy R., Wilson, William S., Martin, Henry, and Jones, Muffet

Published
1999

125. On The Beaten Track : Tourism, Art, and Place

Author

Lippard, Lucy R. and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

"In Lucy Lippard's On the Beaten Track, essays on cultural criticism, anthropology, and community activism are interwoven to examine how tourism sites are conceived and represented, and how they affect the places they transform." -- p. [4] of cover

Published
1999

126. Conceptual Art : A Critical Anthology

Author

Alberro, Alexander, Stimson, Blake, Atkinson, Terry, Baldwin, Michael, Barry, Robert, Battcock, Gregory, Bochner, Mel, Bode, Sigmund, Broodthaers, Marcel, Buchloh, Benjamin H. D., Buren, Daniel, Burgin, Victor, Burn, Ian, Burnham, Jack, Camnitzer, Luis, Chandler, John, Charlesworth, Sarah, Claura, Michel, Clay, Jean, Corris, Michael, Costa, Eduardo, Crow, Thomas, Darboven, Hanne, Escari, Raúl, Gilardi, Piero, Graham, Dan, Gramuglio, María Teresa, Haacke, Hans, Harrison, Charles, Jacoby, Roberto, Kelly, Mary, Kosuth, Joseph, Kozloff, Max, Kozlov, Christine, Lewitt, Sol, Lippard, Lucy R., Lozano, Lee, McShine, Kynaston, Meireles, Cildo, Mosset, Olivier, Murphy, John, O'Doherty, Brian, Oiticica, Hélio, Parmentier, Michel, Piper, Adrian, Rainer, Yvonne, Ramírez, Mari Carmen, Rosa, Nicolás, Rosenberg, Harold, Rosler, Martha, Sekula, Allan, Smith, Terry, Smithson, Robert, Spear, Athena Tacha, Toroni, Niele, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Wall, Jeff, Wedewer, Rolf, Wilson, Ian, Alberro, Alexander, Stimson, Blake, Atkinson, Terry, Baldwin, Michael, Barry, Robert, Battcock, Gregory, Bochner, Mel, Bode, Sigmund, Broodthaers, Marcel, Buchloh, Benjamin H. D., Buren, Daniel, Burgin, Victor, Burn, Ian, Burnham, Jack, Camnitzer, Luis, Chandler, John, Charlesworth, Sarah, Claura, Michel, Clay, Jean, Corris, Michael, Costa, Eduardo, Crow, Thomas, Darboven, Hanne, Escari, Raúl, Gilardi, Piero, Graham, Dan, Gramuglio, María Teresa, Haacke, Hans, Harrison, Charles, Jacoby, Roberto, Kelly, Mary, Kosuth, Joseph, Kozloff, Max, Kozlov, Christine, Lewitt, Sol, Lippard, Lucy R., Lozano, Lee, McShine, Kynaston, Meireles, Cildo, Mosset, Olivier, Murphy, John, O'Doherty, Brian, Oiticica, Hélio, Parmentier, Michel, Piper, Adrian, Rainer, Yvonne, Ramírez, Mari Carmen, Rosa, Nicolás, Rosenberg, Harold, Rosler, Martha, Sekula, Allan, Smith, Terry, Smithson, Robert, Spear, Athena Tacha, Toroni, Niele, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Wall, Jeff, Wedewer, Rolf, and Wilson, Ian

Abstract

The selections in this anthology of critical writings on conceptual art are arranged chronologically according to their year of publication, from 1966 to 1977. These are followed by two sections that look retrospectively at the movement: one entitled “Memoirs of Conceptual Art” features artists’ reflections, and the other offers “Critical Histories of Conceptual Art.” The editors’ introductions contextualise the writings, many of which have been translated into English for the first time or have otherwise had limited availability. Circa 200 bibl. ref.

Published
1999

127. Land And Environmental Art

Author

Kastner, Jeffrey, Wallis, Brian, Alloway, Lawrence, Andre, Carl, Atkinson, Terry, Aycock, Alice, Baker, George, Baldessari, John, Baldwin, Michael, Ballard, J.g., Bann, Stephen, Barrell, John, Baudrillard, Jean, Beardsley, John, Beaumont, Betty, Benjamin, Walter, Bloom, Doris, Brett, Guy, Brown, Julia, Burke, Edmund, Burnham, Jack, Carson, Rachel, Chin, Mel, Coplans, John, Debord, Guy, Demarco, Richard, De Maria, Walter, Denes, Agnes, Dibbets, Jan, Dion, Mark, Endo, Toshikatsu, Feigenbaum, Harriet, Fehr, Michael, Fend, Peter, Finlay, Ian Hamilton, Foucault, Michel, Freud, Sigmund, Fried, Michael, Friedman, Kenneth, Fulton, Hamish, Furlong, William, Geva, Avital, Golan, Smadar, Goldsworthy, Andy, Gould, Stephen Jay, Harkavy, Donna, Harrison, Helen Mayer, Harrison, Newton, Heiss, Alanna, Hickey, Dave, Holt, Nancy, Huebler, Douglas, Hutchinson, Peter, Jackson, John Brinckerhoff, Johanson, Patricia, Kentridge, William, Kerouac, Jack, Krauss, Rosalind, Kurtz, Bruce, Linker, Kate, Lippard, Lucy R., Long, Richard, Lord, Chip, McEvilley, Thomas, Masheck, Joseph, Morris, Robert, Müller, Christian Philipp, Nanjo, Fumio, Ngo, Viet, Noguchi, Isamu, Oldenburg, Claes, Owens, Craig, Price, Uvedale, Rosenberg, Harold, Sauzeau-Boetti, Anne-Marie, Schama, Simon, Schum, Gerry, Serra, Richard, Sharp, Willoughby, Sherk, Bonnie, Shiraga, Fujiko, Simpson, Buster, Smithson, Robert, Sonfist, Alan, Soper, Kate, Spero, Nancy, Thoreau, Henry David, Tillim, Sidney, Tomkins, Jane, Tortosa, Guy, Turrell, James, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Waldman, Diane, Zaya, Octavio, Kastner, Jeffrey, Wallis, Brian, Alloway, Lawrence, Andre, Carl, Atkinson, Terry, Aycock, Alice, Baker, George, Baldessari, John, Baldwin, Michael, Ballard, J.g., Bann, Stephen, Barrell, John, Baudrillard, Jean, Beardsley, John, Beaumont, Betty, Benjamin, Walter, Bloom, Doris, Brett, Guy, Brown, Julia, Burke, Edmund, Burnham, Jack, Carson, Rachel, Chin, Mel, Coplans, John, Debord, Guy, Demarco, Richard, De Maria, Walter, Denes, Agnes, Dibbets, Jan, Dion, Mark, Endo, Toshikatsu, Feigenbaum, Harriet, Fehr, Michael, Fend, Peter, Finlay, Ian Hamilton, Foucault, Michel, Freud, Sigmund, Fried, Michael, Friedman, Kenneth, Fulton, Hamish, Furlong, William, Geva, Avital, Golan, Smadar, Goldsworthy, Andy, Gould, Stephen Jay, Harkavy, Donna, Harrison, Helen Mayer, Harrison, Newton, Heiss, Alanna, Hickey, Dave, Holt, Nancy, Huebler, Douglas, Hutchinson, Peter, Jackson, John Brinckerhoff, Johanson, Patricia, Kentridge, William, Kerouac, Jack, Krauss, Rosalind, Kurtz, Bruce, Linker, Kate, Lippard, Lucy R., Long, Richard, Lord, Chip, McEvilley, Thomas, Masheck, Joseph, Morris, Robert, Müller, Christian Philipp, Nanjo, Fumio, Ngo, Viet, Noguchi, Isamu, Oldenburg, Claes, Owens, Craig, Price, Uvedale, Rosenberg, Harold, Sauzeau-Boetti, Anne-Marie, Schama, Simon, Schum, Gerry, Serra, Richard, Sharp, Willoughby, Sherk, Bonnie, Shiraga, Fujiko, Simpson, Buster, Smithson, Robert, Sonfist, Alan, Soper, Kate, Spero, Nancy, Thoreau, Henry David, Tillim, Sidney, Tomkins, Jane, Tortosa, Guy, Turrell, James, Ukeles, Mierle Laderman, Waldman, Diane, and Zaya, Octavio

Abstract

Kastner sketches the complex relationship with the land in a survey of Land Art from its genesis in the counter-cultural practices of the 1960s through to contemporary Environmental Art. Wallis locates the aesthetic and critical characteristics of Land and Environmental Art and situates them within an art historical context. With extended captions, key works are compiled by theme and complemented by critical texts, artists’ statements, interviews and commentaries corresponding with the thematic division of the works. Index. Biographical notes. Bibl. 3 p. Circa 210 bibl. ref.

Published
1998

128. Susan Shantz : Satiate

Author

Lippard, Lucy R., Baert, Renee, Stebbins, Joan, Shantz, Susan, Lippard, Lucy R., Baert, Renee, Stebbins, Joan, and Shantz, Susan

Abstract

Catalogue to accompany “Satiate,” a sculptural installation by Shantz consisting of domestic objects (vases, wine glasses, Jello moulds, etc.) displayed on a large altar-like table, all of which are covered in layers of tomato paste (an implicit reference to menstrual blood and the female body). Essays by Lippard and Baert situate Shantz’s practice within the context of feminist art. Material and spiritual aspects of the artist’s work are also considered in relation to the notion of a “non-patriarchal symbolic.” Biographical notes on the artist. 16 bibl. ref.

Published
1998

131. David Lamelas : Publication

Author

Lamelas, David, Arnatt, Keith, Barry, Robert, Brouwn, Stanley, Buren, Daniel, Burgin, Victor, Claura, Michel, Latham, John, Lippard, Lucy R., Maloney, Martin, Reise, Barbara M., Weiner, Lawrence, Wilson, Ian, Lamelas, David, Arnatt, Keith, Barry, Robert, Brouwn, Stanley, Buren, Daniel, Burgin, Victor, Claura, Michel, Latham, John, Lippard, Lucy R., Maloney, Martin, Reise, Barbara M., Weiner, Lawrence, and Wilson, Ian

Abstract

Acting as a kind of "mise en abyme", this artist's book/catalogue presents answers of all sorts - short, elaborate, serious and humorous - from 13 artists and critics responding to Lamelas' questionnaire about the use of language as an art form. Some texts in French only. 7 bibl. ref.

Published
1997

132. David Wojnarowicz

Author

Lippard, Lucy R. and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

In an excerpt from a text originally published in 1994, Lippard presents Wojnarowicz's photographs as a "queer's X-ray vision [revealing] the strata of love and desire, hatred and rage". Biographical notes. 1 bibl. ref.

Published
1996

133. The Pink Glass Swan : Selected Feminist Essays On Art

Author

Lippard, Lucy R. and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

"In the 1970s, Lucy R. Lippard, author of the highly original and popular Mixed Blessings, merged her art-world concerns with those of the then-fledgling women's movement. In a career that spans sixteen books and scores of articles, catalogs, and essays on art, political activism, feminism, and multiculturalism, her engaging and provocative writings have heralded a new way of thinking about art and its role in the feminist movement. This new collection of previously published essays covers more than two decades of Lippard's thinking on the ever-evolving definitions of feminist art, the convergence of high and low art, political and activist art, and the contributions of feminist theory to the politics of identity that infuses the production and exhibition of much of today's fine and popular art. With a new introduction from the author, The Pink Glass Swan brings together selections from two of Lippard's leading works, "From the Center: Feminist Essays on Art" and "Get the Message?: A Decade of Art for Social Change", and numerous other articles written for newspapers, magazines, and art catalogs across the country." -- p. [4] of cover.

Published
1995

134. Reconsidering the Object of Art : 1965-1975

Author

Goldstein, Ann, Rorimer, Anne, Lippard, Lucy R., Melville, Stephen, Wall, Jeff, Jenkins, Susan L., Goldstein, Ann, Rorimer, Anne, Lippard, Lucy R., Melville, Stephen, Wall, Jeff, and Jenkins, Susan L.

Published
1995

135. Reframings : New American Feminist Photographies

Author

Neumaier, Diane, Lippard, Lucy R., Willis, Deborah, Harlan, Theresa, Ballerini, Julia, Roth, Moira, Lord, Catherine, Soe, Valerie, Solomon-Godeau, Abigail, Neumaier, Diane, Lippard, Lucy R., Willis, Deborah, Harlan, Theresa, Ballerini, Julia, Roth, Moira, Lord, Catherine, Soe, Valerie, and Solomon-Godeau, Abigail

Abstract

This book contains more than 250 photographs by 45 American women artists, along with essays on the artists' works by eight women art critics. By examining relations between photography, ideology and the objectification of women, the authors draw attention to a wide range of issues, including: gender, ethnicity, sexuality, age, class and homophobia. The following subjects are situated within the context of feminist critiques of visual representation: autobiographical photography; collaboration between photographer and person photographed; work by Native American and Asian American women; the self-representation of women's bodies; women's relationships to place; the politics of self-representing racial and sexual difference. Circa 130 bibl. ref.

Published
1995

136. Mapping the Terrain : New Genre Public Art

Author

Lacy, Suzanne, Jacob, Mary Jane, Phillips, Patricia C., Gablik, Suzi, Májozo, Estella Conwill, Gómez-Peña, Guillermo, Lippard, Lucy R., Baca, Judith F., Kelley, Jeff, Kaprow, Allan, Raven, Arlene, Steinman, Susan Leibovitz, Lacy, Suzanne, Jacob, Mary Jane, Phillips, Patricia C., Gablik, Suzi, Májozo, Estella Conwill, Gómez-Peña, Guillermo, Lippard, Lucy R., Baca, Judith F., Kelley, Jeff, Kaprow, Allan, Raven, Arlene, and Steinman, Susan Leibovitz

Abstract

Anthology edited by Lacy, focusing on "new genre public art." Essays by 11 authors situate community-responsive and audience-directed art practices within diverse socio-political and art historical contexts. Emphasis is place on how relational, participatory and interactive art strategies respond to the institutional framework of art. Other topics discussed include: the social relevance of art; artist's reponsibility; non-museum-oriented forms of beauty; the value of collaboration; differences between community-oriented art and public art. Includes compendium of more than 80 artists working in the field. Biographical notes. Circa 110 bibl. ref.

Published
1995

137. Lance Belanger : Tango

Author

Belanger, Lance, Lippard, Lucy R., Belanger, Lance, and Lippard, Lucy R.

Abstract

Native artist Belanger writes on his chance meeting with a Dutch Gypsy and the many likenesses between Canada Indians and Gypsies. Lippard gives some context to the artist's political and artmaking practices. Biographical notes. 7 bibl. ref.

Published
1995

140. David Wojnarowicz : Brush Fires in the Social Landscape

Author

Lippard, Lucy R., Carr, Cynthia, Hess, Elizabeth, Smith, Kiki, McCormick, Carlo, Cole, David, Finley, Karen, Aletti, Vince, Hughes-Freeland, Tessa, Rauffenbart, Tom, Lippard, Lucy R., Carr, Cynthia, Hess, Elizabeth, Smith, Kiki, McCormick, Carlo, Cole, David, Finley, Karen, Aletti, Vince, Hughes-Freeland, Tessa, and Rauffenbart, Tom

Published
1994

141. Away from It All

Author

Brown, Dona, primary, Aron, Cindy S., additional, Dubinsky, Karen, additional, and Lippard, Lucy R., additional

Published
1999
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143. Glenn Lewis : Utopiary, Metaphorest & Bewilderness : Works from 1967-1993

Author

Henry, Karen A., MacNeil, Brice, Lippard, Lucy R., Lewis, Glenn, Henry, Karen A., MacNeil, Brice, Lippard, Lucy R., and Lewis, Glenn

Abstract

Highlighting Lewis' contributions in the late 1960s and 1970s to experimental art (including language interventions and performance), Henry surveys the multifaceted career of this West Coast artist. Lippard examines the shifts in "environmental" art over the past 25 years, contextualizing the artist's work concerned with the land and nature. A chronology prepared by MacNeil includes quotes on, and excerpts of texts by Lewis. 69 bibl. ref.

Published
1993

144. You Are Now in the Middle of a N.E. Thing Co. Landscape : Works by Ian and Ingrid Baxter, 1965-1971

Author

Shaw, Nancy, Wood, William, Curnoe, Greg, Lowndes, Joan, Celant, Germano, Balkind, Alvin, Grescoe, Paul, Lippard, Lucy R., Silcox, David P., Théberge, Pierre, Townsend-Gault, Charlotte, Shaw, Nancy, Wood, William, Curnoe, Greg, Lowndes, Joan, Celant, Germano, Balkind, Alvin, Grescoe, Paul, Lippard, Lucy R., Silcox, David P., Théberge, Pierre, and Townsend-Gault, Charlotte

Abstract

Discussing the view of conceptual art as existing outside major centres, Wood presents the work of the N.E. Thing Co. (NETCO) as "not derivative but distributive, not subsidiary but on-line." Shaw examines NETCO's landscape works, encompassing "nature, mapping, environmental and communication systems, the body, and the suburban and the urban." In individual texts (some reprinted), nine essayists deal with the relation of business and art, NETCO's media use, and the ethos of the group's activity. 42 bibl. ref.

Published
1993

145. Artist of Conscience : 16 Years of Social and Political Commentary

Author

Rodriguez, Geno, Sims, Lowery Strokes, Lippard, Lucy R., Lovejoy, Margot, Morrison, Keith, Camnitzer, Luis, Rodriguez, Geno, Sims, Lowery Strokes, Lippard, Lucy R., Lovejoy, Margot, Morrison, Keith, and Camnitzer, Luis

Abstract

Surveying the history of the Alternative Museum, its historical context and the political issues that it addresses, the authors examine changes in art, criticism, audience and society and their role in the segregation or democratization of art. Biographical notes. 2 bibl. ref.

Published
1992

146. My body is my country

Author

Carvalho, Josely, Lippard, Lucy R., Real Art Ways (Organization), Carvalho, Josely, Lippard, Lucy R., and Real Art Ways (Organization)

Abstract

Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection

Published
1991

149. Jimmie Durham ; The Bishop's Moose and the Pinkerton Men

Author

Camnitzer, Luis, Lippard, Lucy R., Fisher, Jean, Colo, Paolo, Ingberman, Jeanette, Durham, Jimmie, Camnitzer, Luis, Lippard, Lucy R., Fisher, Jean, Colo, Paolo, Ingberman, Jeanette, and Durham, Jimmie

Abstract

Three essayists deal with ideas and Cherokee background differently: Camnitzer places the artist's personal and professional history in the context of the colonization of the Americas; Fisher discusses the "Indianness" of his installations and his role as an archivist; Lippard's text acknowledges Native American contemporary culture as a context, but goes on to assess the phases of his unique production in detail. Includes an interview with Durham and an introductory text by Colo. 15 bibl. ref.

Published
1990

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