Why I go to the movies alone

Literature & Fiction

Richard Prince

United States

Tanam Press

Artist's book published concurrently with Richard Prince's exhibition at John McWhinnie Gallery, May-August, 2006.

Naked Nurses

JMc & GHB

Old friends and veterans of Manhattan's late 70s downtown scene, writer and editor Glenn O'Brien and artist and collector Richard Prince share a love of the surface flotsam of American life--"we are both PhDs in American shtick," as O'Brien puts it. This beautifully bound, slip-cased volume marks their first collaboration, setting O'Brien's sparse verse alongside Prince's equally reduced black blobs in a mutual vocabulary of simplicity and humor of gesture.

Human Nature: (Dub Version)

Arts & Photography

Glenn O'Brien

Other Media

Greybull Press

Nurse of Greenmeadow, Dude Ranch Nurse, Jet Set Nurse, Tender Nurse, Washington Nurse, Aloha Nurse, New England Nurse, Surgical Nurse, Man-Crazy Nurse, Nympho Nurse, Park Avenue Nurse... So many pulp novels, so many nurses, so much acrylic paint dribbled and masked over their silk-screened mouths, eyes, hair, ubiquitous white uniforms. Constrained sexuality? Bloodsucker art? Richard Prince--Conceptual artist, bibliophile, reinventor of the Marlboro Man--has done it again, in this, his latest series of paintings. You can never be sure just what he's done, and why it feels so creepy, but there you have it. And all wrapped up with a compulsive bedside manner. Introduction by Matthew Collings. Paperback, 7.5 x 10 in. / 80 pgs / 37 color. Item E20434

Richard Prince: Nurse Paintings

Individual Artists

Barbara Gladstone Gallery

Prince has pioneered appropriation since the mid-1970s, mining images from mass media, advertising, and entertainment to subvert and redefine concepts of authorship and ownership.The New Portraits series updates this strategy and continues Prince's exploration of photography through the platform of Instagram. Drawn to certain users, Prince traverses an illimitable network of links, jumping from one account to another, scanning through postings, reading endless texts, discarding, collecting, commenting, and cementing. He captures images that appear to be products of the medium itself; these portraits belong to an infinite stream of image distribution, catalyzing exhibitionism and voyeurism. The artist's comments - non sequiturs, jokes, quotes, oxymorons, and emojis - embolden his authorship in this enlivened new direction in portraiture. In a fusion of painting and photography, image and text, and authorship and freedom, intervention becomes composition and the written word becomes brushstroke, handled with a signature. The only catalogue to document this particular body of work thus far, the unique artists' book features Prince's recent topical text "Bird Talk," and is housed in a hinged, screw-bound acrylic cover, accompanied by a bubble-wrap slipcase. 1st edition of 1000 Screw Bound Acrylic Hardcover; 64 pages

Richard Prince: New Portraits

Richard Prince: Everyday

Richard Prince's artist's book, juxtaposing appropriated images of Bettie Page with paintings and drawings by Franz Kline. The premise for this artistic mash-up is that Kline, the expressionist painter, and Irving and Paula Klaw, the pin-up photographers, both had studios in the same building in 1950s New York and that Kline, smitten with the Klaw's most famous subject, used Page as a model for his pen and ink studies. Unpaginated [61 pages]; b&w and color illustrations throughout; 11.25 x 14.25 inches.

Richard Prince: Bettie Kline

GAGOSIAN GALLERY

Don DeLillo: The Word for Snow

DON DELILLO

Karma and Glenn Horowitz

Special Guest

Roe Ethridge

Karma

PDA's latest professional resource, Biotechnology: From Idea to Market, is an invaluable guide and reference for anyone involved in the development of a product, from idea generation through commercialization. The goal of this book is to provide this comprehensive overview for students and professionals alike in how to think about and to navigate the necessary development process for healthcare product candidates, including biologics, new chemical entities, and other related products that address medical need. This instructional text enables anyone at any level or in any sector of the industry to easily achieve a basic knowledge of the critical steps (or the questions to ask) to properly evaluate an idea or technology, develop a viable product candidate, and ultimately advance it to the marketplace. Expertly conceived and crafted by co-editors Fred Mermelstein, Richard Prince, and Carl Novina, with a foreword by Nobel Laureate Philip Sharp, this book features 22 chapters written by renowned subject matter experts in their respective fields. Collectively, these chapters illuminate and unify the healthcare products innovation process, spanning from academia to industry, from research to commercialization. Gain a more integrative understanding of product development and commercialization and get all the information you need to become a successful biotechnology entrepreneur!

Biotechnology: From Idea to Market

Fred Mermelstein

Carl Novina

Reference

PDA/DHI

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