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1. Questions of Feminism: 25 Responses

Author: Abraham, Ayisha, Apter, Emily, Berger, Maurice, Burgin, Victor, Carson, Juli, Charlesworth, Sarah, Deutsche, Rosalyn, Drucker, Johanna, Ganahl, Rainer, Graw, Isabelle, Green, Renée, Kotz, Liz, Kwon, Sowon, Lajer-Burcharth, Ewa, Larsen, Ernest, Linker, Kate, Piper, Adrian, Rainer, Yvonne, Raven, Arlene, Suleiman, Susan Rubin, Schneemann, Carolee, Staniszewski, Mary Anne, Tickner, Lisa, and Wallace, Michele
Published: 1995

2. Artifacts of artifice

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Photography -- Exhibitions
Published: 1998

3. Went looking for Africa: Carrie Mae Weems

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Africa -- Portrayals, Artists -- Criticism and interpretation, Arts, visual and performing, Criticism and interpretation, Portrayals
Abstract: In a text panel in her recent photographic series 'Sea Islands,' 1992, Carrie Mae Weems traces the African derivation of the Gullah dialect spoken on the Sea Islands off Georgia [...]
Published: 1993

4. The Market

Author: Degen, Natasha, Simmel, Georg, Adorno, Theodor, Herrnstein Smith, Barbara, Grampp, William, Shell, Marc, Zaunschirm, Thomas, Ullrich, Wolfgang, Bull, Malcolm, Veblen, Thorstein, Wolfe, Tom, Baudrillard, Jean, Muensterberger, Werner, Bourdieu, Pierre, Haacke, Hans, Serra, Richard, Wilson, Fred, Elmgreen, Michael, Dragset, Ingar, Gilligan, Melanie, Charlesworth, Jj, Fraser, Andrea, Saatchi, Charles, White, Harrison, White, Cynthia, Elkoff, Marvin, Greenfeld, Josh, Fuller, Peter, Ford, Simon, Davies, Anthony, Braathen, Martin, Schjeldahl, Peter, Velthuis, Olav, van den Berg, Karen, Pasero, Ursula, Kwon, Miwon, Cras, Sophie, Asher, Michael, Burn, Ian, Andre, Carl, Beuys, Joseph, de Duve, Thierry, Linker, Kate, Elger, Dietmar, Tiehai, Zhou, Spiegler, Marc, Stillman, Nick, Hoffmann, Jens, Diehl, Ruth, Sehgal, Tino, Cattelan, Maurizio, Ögüt, Ahmet, Ding, Liu, Warhol, Andy, Peng, Lü, Boltanski, Luc, Chiapello, Eve, Seelig, Thomas, Bankowsky, Jack, Foster, Hal, Rothkopf, Scott, von Hantelmann, Dorothea, Houellebecq, Michel, Degen, Natasha, Simmel, Georg, Adorno, Theodor, Herrnstein Smith, Barbara, Grampp, William, Shell, Marc, Zaunschirm, Thomas, Ullrich, Wolfgang, Bull, Malcolm, Veblen, Thorstein, Wolfe, Tom, Baudrillard, Jean, Muensterberger, Werner, Bourdieu, Pierre, Haacke, Hans, Serra, Richard, Wilson, Fred, Elmgreen, Michael, Dragset, Ingar, Gilligan, Melanie, Charlesworth, Jj, Fraser, Andrea, Saatchi, Charles, White, Harrison, White, Cynthia, Elkoff, Marvin, Greenfeld, Josh, Fuller, Peter, Ford, Simon, Davies, Anthony, Braathen, Martin, Schjeldahl, Peter, Velthuis, Olav, van den Berg, Karen, Pasero, Ursula, Kwon, Miwon, Cras, Sophie, Asher, Michael, Burn, Ian, Andre, Carl, Beuys, Joseph, de Duve, Thierry, Linker, Kate, Elger, Dietmar, Tiehai, Zhou, Spiegler, Marc, Stillman, Nick, Hoffmann, Jens, Diehl, Ruth, Sehgal, Tino, Cattelan, Maurizio, Ögüt, Ahmet, Ding, Liu, Warhol, Andy, Peng, Lü, Boltanski, Luc, Chiapello, Eve, Seelig, Thomas, Bankowsky, Jack, Foster, Hal, Rothkopf, Scott, von Hantelmann, Dorothea, and Houellebecq, Michel
Abstract: "Transnational markets hold sway over all aspects of contemporary culture, and that has transformed the environment of recent art, blurring the previously discrete realms of price and value, capital and creativity. Artists have responded not only critically but imaginatively to the many issues this raises, including the treatment of artworks as analogous to capital goods, the assertion that art’s value is best measured by the market, and the notion that art and money share an internal logic. Some artists have investigated the market’s pressures on creative democracy, its ubiquity, vulgarity, and fetishizing force, while others have embraced the creative possibilities the market offers. And for a decade curators and theorists have speculated on the implications of this new symbiosis between art and money, cultural and economic value. Drawing on a wide range of interdisciplinary sources, in dialogue with artists’ writings, this anthology traces the historic origins of these debates in different versions of modernism and surveys the relationships among art, value, and price; the evolution and influence of patronage; the actors and institutions of the art market; and the diversity of artistic practices that either criticize or embrace the conditions of the contemporary market" -- Publisher's web site.
Published: 2013

5. Louise Lawler

Author: Molesworth, Helen, Walsh, Taylor, Fraser, Andrea, Linker, Kate, Krauss, Rosalind, Crimp, Douglas, Hainley, Bruce, Baker, George, Deutsche, Rosalyn, Melville, Stephen, Molesworth, Helen, Walsh, Taylor, Fraser, Andrea, Linker, Kate, Krauss, Rosalind, Crimp, Douglas, Hainley, Bruce, Baker, George, Deutsche, Rosalyn, and Melville, Stephen
Published: 2013

6. Parachute : The Anthology : 1975-2000 : Performance & Performativity : Vol. II

Author: Pontbriand, Chantal, Alberro, Alexander, Alter, Nora M., Drobnick, Jim, Horne, Stephen, Kerkham, Ruth, Linker, Kate, Lamoureux, Johanne, Léger, Marc James, Pelzer, Birgit, Rainer, Yvonne, Russel, Bruce Hugh, Wood, William, Pontbriand, Chantal, Alberro, Alexander, Alter, Nora M., Drobnick, Jim, Horne, Stephen, Kerkham, Ruth, Linker, Kate, Lamoureux, Johanne, Léger, Marc James, Pelzer, Birgit, Rainer, Yvonne, Russel, Bruce Hugh, and Wood, William
Abstract: ''This volume brings together seminal texts written over the first 25 years of the magazine. Focuses on emerging art practices since its inception, Parachute sought to develop new critical language that could deal with performance. If the early texts refer to the concept of performativity in kinship with the philosophy of language of J.L. Austin and trans-medium approach, others address questions of genre, feminist and cultural studies, globalization, and institutional critique. The essays discuss works by artists such as Yvonne Riner, Krzysztof Wodiczko, Kendell Geers, General Idea, and Matthew Barney.''-- p. [4] of cover.
Published: 2012

7. Parachute : Essais choisis 1975-1984

Author: Crow, Thomas, Crimp, Douglas, de Duve, Thierry, Didi-Huberman, Georges, Guibault, Serge, Linker, Kate, Papineau, Jean, Payant, René, Pontbriand, Chantal, Wall, Jeff, Crow, Thomas, Crimp, Douglas, de Duve, Thierry, Didi-Huberman, Georges, Guibault, Serge, Linker, Kate, Papineau, Jean, Payant, René, Pontbriand, Chantal, and Wall, Jeff
Published: 2004

8. 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

9. Le livre d'artiste comme espace alternatif

Author: Linker, Kate, primary, Glicenstein, Jérôme, additional, and Mœglin-Delcroix, Anne, additional
Published: 2008
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10. The American Century : Art and Culture 1950-2000

Author: Anderson, Maxwell L., Atkins, Robert, Auslander, Philip, Banes, Sally, Berger, Maurice, Bhabha, Homi K., Carlin, John, Finkelpearl, Tom, Flanzbaum, Hilene, Geyh, Paula, Goldberg, RoseLee, Green, Jeremy, Iles, Chrissie, Lavin, Sylvia, Levy, Andrew, Linker, Kate, Phillips, Lisa, Rickey, Carrie, Tsai, Eugenie, Watson, Steven, Yokobosky, Matthew, Anderson, Maxwell L., Atkins, Robert, Auslander, Philip, Banes, Sally, Berger, Maurice, Bhabha, Homi K., Carlin, John, Finkelpearl, Tom, Flanzbaum, Hilene, Geyh, Paula, Goldberg, RoseLee, Green, Jeremy, Iles, Chrissie, Lavin, Sylvia, Levy, Andrew, Linker, Kate, Phillips, Lisa, Rickey, Carrie, Tsai, Eugenie, Watson, Steven, and Yokobosky, Matthew
Published: 1999

11. 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

12. More Than Minimal : Feminism and Abstraction in the '70s : 19th Annual Patrons and Friends Exhibition

Author: Stoops, Susan L., Chadwick, Withney, Wagner, Anne M., Linker, Kate, Schroder, Leah, Stoops, Susan L., Chadwick, Withney, Wagner, Anne M., Linker, Kate, and Schroder, Leah
Abstract: Through the work of 11 women artists, this catalogue explores the convergence, in the early 1970s, of the American feminist movement and of a "shifting of sensibilities within the dominant abstract aesthetic". Four essayists analyse the impact of the feminist revision in visual arts practice and theory, the call into question of minimalist art and rhetoric, and the emergence of "gendered subjectivity". Includes an interview where Lippard comments on her activity as writer and activist, and a chronology of events that marked that period. Biographical notes. Circa 100 bibl. ref.
Published: 1996

13. Vito Acconci

Author: Linker, Kate and Linker, Kate
Published: 1994

14. Love for sale : the words and pictures of Barbara Kurger

Author: Kruger, Barbara, Linker, Kate, Kruger, Barbara, and Linker, Kate
Abstract: Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection
Published: 1990

15. Love for Sale : The Words and Pictures of Barbara Kruger

Author: Linker, Kate and Linker, Kate
Abstract: Linker discusses Kruger's appropriation of texts and images as an intervention into the conventions of representation, which questions stereotypical constructions of sexuality, power and consumption. Includes references to the intrusion of the public into the private sphere, the decentered subject, the body, and the art market as the frame of contemporary art practice. 33 bibl. ref.
Published: 1990

16. Love for Sale: The Words and Pictures of Barbara Kruger

Author: Loughery, John, primary and Linker, Kate, additional
Published: 1991
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17. ON RICHARD PRINCE'S PHOTOGRAPHS.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article discusses the photographs of Richard Prince, an American painter and photographer. It was stated that the popularity of Prince's photographs are based from the classic icons of product fetishism that are featured in various advertising and traveling magazines. According to the author, Prince's photographed commercial advertising images are meticulously selected in terms of their typicality and unfamiliarity which are established as genuine.
Published: 1982

18. Joseph Amar

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Painting -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

19. Ida Applebroog

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Painting -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

20. Michael Young

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Painting, Abstract -- Exhibitions
Published: 1987

21. Mark Dagley

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Painting -- Exhibitions, Art, Abstract -- Exhibitions
Published: 1987

22. 'Fake'

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Art -- Forgeries, Counterfeiting (Money) -- Exhibitions
Published: 1987

23. Mark Stahl

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Assemblage (Art) -- Exhibitions, Art -- Exhibitions
Published: 1987

24. Sherrie Levine, Haim Steinbach

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Painting, Modern -- Exhibitions, Sculpture, Modern -- Exhibitions
Published: 1987

25. 'A Distanced View.' (various artists, New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York City)

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Art, European -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- 20th century AD
Published: 1987

26. Tony Cragg

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Sculpture -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

27. Meyer Vaisman at Leo Castelli Gallery

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Mixed media painting -- Exhibitions, Art, Modern -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

28. Glen Baxter

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Drawing -- Exhibitions, Caricatures and cartoons -- Exhibitions, Painting -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

29. 'Projects and Proposals.' (Donna Dennis, Scott Burton, Houston Conwill, City Gallery, New York City)

Author: Linker, Kate
Subjects: Steel sculpture -- Exhibitions
Published: 1988

30. Richard Prince : pamphlet: .

Author: Prince, Richard, Linker, Kate, Nouveau Musée (Villeurbanne, France), Prince, Richard, Linker, Kate, and Nouveau Musée (Villeurbanne, France)
Abstract: Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection
Published: 1983

31. Richard Prince : Pamphlet

Author: Linker, Kate and Linker, Kate
Published: 1983

32. Art After Modernism : Rethinking Representation

Author: Wallis, Brian, Acker, Kathy, Baudrillard, Jean, Borges, Jorge Luis, Crary, Jonathan, Foster, Hal, Hoberman, J., Jameson, Fredric, Krauss, Rosalind, Lawson, Thomas, Lippard, Lucy R., Owens, Craig, Rosler, Martha, Buchloh, Benjamin H.D., Kuspit, Donald B., Barthes, Roland, Mulvey, Laura, Penley, Constance, Linker, Kate, Foucault, Michel, Wallis, Brian, Acker, Kathy, Baudrillard, Jean, Borges, Jorge Luis, Crary, Jonathan, Foster, Hal, Hoberman, J., Jameson, Fredric, Krauss, Rosalind, Lawson, Thomas, Lippard, Lucy R., Owens, Craig, Rosler, Martha, Buchloh, Benjamin H.D., Kuspit, Donald B., Barthes, Roland, Mulvey, Laura, Penley, Constance, Linker, Kate, and Foucault, Michel
Published: 1984

33. Individuals : A Selected History of Contemporary Art, 1945-1986

Author: Singerman, Howard, Turrell, Julia Brown, Linker, Kate, Kuspit, Donald, Foster, Hal, Onorato, Ronald J., Celant, Germano, Oliva, Achille Bonito, Welchman, John C., Lawson, Thomas, Koshalek, Richard, Geldin, Sherri, Singerman, Howard, Turrell, Julia Brown, Linker, Kate, Kuspit, Donald, Foster, Hal, Onorato, Ronald J., Celant, Germano, Oliva, Achille Bonito, Welchman, John C., Lawson, Thomas, Koshalek, Richard, and Geldin, Sherri
Published: 1986

34. Art and Architecture : Ten New Buildings / Aldo Rossi / Artists' Architecture / Drawings by Architects / Mary Miss / Model Futures

Author: Lazenby, Martin, Maxwell, Robert, Newman, Michael, Bandini, Micha, Buzzard, Thurman, Geldzahler, Henry, Graham, Dan, Gordon, Kim, Linker, Kate, Allies, Bob, Lazenby, Martin, Maxwell, Robert, Newman, Michael, Bandini, Micha, Buzzard, Thurman, Geldzahler, Henry, Graham, Dan, Gordon, Kim, Linker, Kate, and Allies, Bob
Published: 1983

35. Difference : On Representation and Sexuality

Author: Weinstock, Jane, Wollen, Peter, Rose, Jacqueline, Tickner, Lisa, Owens, Craig, Linker, Kate, Weinstock, Jane, Wollen, Peter, Rose, Jacqueline, Tickner, Lisa, Owens, Craig, and Linker, Kate
Abstract: This exhibition catalogue documents the work of 20 international artists and comprises five essays on the theme of the relationship between representation and sexuality. The authors consider Freud's remarks on Da Vinci, examine the psychological problem of representing sexuality, resketche the rise of a new counter-cinema and its commitment to decoding social convention of sexuality, explore this theme in regard to video art, and refer to the scopic drive. Biographical notes. Circa 100 bibl. ref.
Published: 1984

36. Implosion : A Postmodern Perspective = Implosion : Ett postmodernt perspektiv

Author: Nittve, Lars, Celant, Germano, Linker, Kate, Owens, Craig, Nittve, Lars, Celant, Germano, Linker, Kate, and Owens, Craig
Abstract: Four extensive essays provide an historical analysis of postmodernism in art and theory. Includes a word history of "postmodern" from 1870 to 1970. Biographical notes on 28 American and European artists. Circa 250 bibl. ref.
Published: 1988

37. MYSTERY AND MEANING IN THE WORK OF MAC ADAMS.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article focuses on the life of sculptor Mac Adams and presents an analysis of his works. Adams was born in Wales in 1943. His early works are based in the sculptural activity common to Great Britain during the 1960s, while the mystery environments can be seen to extend photographic preoccupations from the following decade in New York. According to the article, the "Mystery" photographs of Adams provide evidence of the artist's depiction of his psychological motivations.
Published: 1982

38. BERNARD TSCHUMI: ARCHITECTURE, EROTICISM, AND ART.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article focuses on the theory of Bernard Tschumi concerning architecture, eroticism and art. The author stresses that Tschumi's concept of architecture is defined by ideas as much as by real walls yields a space of intellect and imagination rather than a discrimination of space by construction. She also mentions the writings of Tschumi which are considered emanations of adhering to space as the terra firma of architecture.
Published: 1978

39. MICHAEL SINGER: A POSITION IN, AND ON, NATURE.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article shares the author's views regarding the concepts of the works of sculptor Michael Singer. The author stresses that Singer's sculptures magnify observed objects until the visual fields develop in distance, depth, and meaning. He exclaims that Singer's use of sculpture provides an important counter to the studio aesthetic behind the environmental art.
Published: 1977

40. THE ENIGMATIC IMAGES OF JEAN LE GAC.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article focuses on the narrative images created by French artist Jean Le Gac. The concepts applied by Le Gac in the creation of these narrative images are the application of quizzical structures of textual images, the use of physical and conceptual hinges, and the selection of enigmatic subjects. It also highlights some of Le Gac's works which reveal the iconography of the artist's imagination.
Published: 1977

41. GEORGE TRAKAS AND THE SYNTAX OF SPACE.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article focuses on the space sculpture of artist George Trakas in the U.S. According to the author, to traverse the space is to recapitulate a visual and kinesthetic obstacle course, with the eye, and refuge of light, following its passage into the recesses of forms, body, closing and consolidating the eye's progress. Trakas first construction "Union Station" is a form which symbolizes the perpetual adjustments implicit in perception.
Published: 1976

42. MATISSE AND THE LANGUAGE OF SIGNS.

Author: Linker, Kate
Abstract: The article focuses on the language of signs used by Henri Matisse in creating his artworks. According to Matisse, signs are verbally linked in his artworks, as if mentally mapped according to identity and affinity, difference and rapport. In addition, the variety of signs acquire the character of symbols in the fixity of their invested meanings.
Published: 1975