Camera Obscura; A Journal of Feminism and Film Theory

Constance Penley

Janet Bergstrom

Elisabeth Lyons

John Hopkins University Press

Despite his premature death in 1992, Jim Pomeroy remains a luminary in the world of contemporary artists. Pomeroy's work, which integrates a wide range of styles and media, includes performance, video, installation, sculpture, sound art, photography, and critical writing. Using a peculiar brand of humor, his work questions assumptions about political systems, technology, popular culture, and common knowledge through a bric-a-brac of materials and homemade artifacts integrated into a style that was uniquely his own. The catologue intends to present a discussion of Pomeroys work, including contributions from Paul DeMarinis, critic and curator Timothy Druckrey, artist Jim Melchert, Susan Miller, and author Constance Penley. The catalog includes a pair of 3D glasses to view a number of the color and black & white reproductions of Jims photography, performance, video, and installation works. Designed by Michael Abbink and Joshua Distler, the catalog reads back-to-front and is filled with the artists brand of irony, humor, and political sarcasm.

Jim Pomeroy <- A Retrospective

SUSAN MILLER

MILLER, TIM

PAUL

Paul DeMarinis

Jim Melchert

Tim Druckrey

Penley Constance DeMarinis

New Langton Arts

Feminism and Film Theory

Routledge

Routledge (Manohar)

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