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‘patacritical Interrogations Techniques Anthology Volume 3

Richard Shaver

Edward, Lear

Clayton Eshleman

Raymond Roussel

Craig Baldwin

Sheridan Lowry

Christine Wertheim

Jean-Pierre Brisset

Colin Sackett

Jerome McGann

Essaying Essays: Alternative Forms Of Exposition

History & Criticism

Essaying Essays provides a radical view into the revolutionary aesthetic of the late 1960s and early 1970s. This edition runs the gamut from the avant-garde to concrete writing to the Fluxus movement. Complied by artist and writer Richard Kostelanetz, long known for his contributions to this era, this pivotal reprint is reformatted from the original 1975 newsprint version. This voluminous volume provides an in-depth door into these now iconic movements and artists. Featured is a wide array of well-known contributors, over 100, including Acconci, Auden, Fuller, Baldessari, Cage, Duchamp, Kostelanetz, Higgins, Lippard, Reinhardt, Serra, Smithson, Brecht, Graham, Oldenberg, Nauman, and many more. Given that the content in this publication cannot be found elsewhere, the reprinting of this collection will prove to be an important scholarly resource for years to come.

Essaying Essays - Alternative Forms of Exposition

Richard Kostelanetz

On the brink between paranoid conspiracy theory and avant-garde literature, the LA-based critic, curator, and artist Doug Harvey (of LA Weekly and The Nation) defies logic and redefines art historical thinking in these collected texts and images. patacritical Interrogation Techniques is the implementation of French playwright Alfred Jarry s science of pataphysics, in which texts are subject to extreme stress in order to display their true significance. Key documents in patacritical research are reprinted in the text and original artifacts generated from new research are published for the first time. Content and contributors include the transcript of Peter Blegvad s experimental documentation, Tribulation 99 and excerpts from artist/musician Steve Roden s work, fallen/spoken, as well as writings from Clayton Eshleman, Peter Frank, Doug Harvey, John Higham, and many more.

‘patacritical Interrogation Techniques: Anthology 3

Reference

Bricks from the Kiln #2

Andrew Lister

Open Systems: Tomorrow is Not Promised!

Bal, Gulsen

Literary Nonfiction. Art. The art world and all the people it encompasses have daily lives that are structured in one way or another by art. But how is it structured? And how do they perceive any one slice of their art life? New York based Holly Crawford, the author of Critical Conversations in a Limo, invited anyone in the art world to answer the question, How would you describe seven days living within the art world? No parameters were given or template to follow. This expanded edition features entries from over 40 different artists and creatives as they pull back the curtain to reveal hardships, vulnerabilities and the banality of life in the arts. Each chapter presents a personal account of the contributor's intimacy with art--and the disillusionment, poignancy and success that comes with it during a week.

7 Days: Expanded Edition

Crawford, Holly

Fiction. Asian & Asian American Studies. From multi-awarded poet, writer, artist, and editor Eileen R. Tabios comes a first novel, DOVELION: A FAIRY TALE FOR OUR TIMES. In this inventive myth that straddles the binary of traditional narrative and experimental fiction, poet Elena Theeland overcomes the trauma of her past to raise a family who would overthrow the dictatorship in Pacifica. She is aided by artist Ernst Blazer whose father, a CIA spy, instigated the murder of Elena's father, a rebel leader. As her family frees Pacifica from the dictator's dynastic regime, Elena discovers herself a member of an indigenous tribe once thought to be erased through genocide. The discovery reveals her life to epitomize the birth of a modern-day "Baybay" in the tradition of Pacifica's indigenous spiritual and community leaders. Unfolding through lyrical and spare vignettes, DOVELION presents the effects of colonialism and empire, while incorporating meditations on poetry, art, orphanhood, and indigenous values. Glimpses are provided of spy warfare, internet-based rebellions, and the insidious effects of beauty pageants. Relief is provided through Elena's love of Wikipedia and the worl'âe(tm)s most simple but delicious recipe for adobo. Ultimately, DOVELION and Elena's story bespeaks the unavoidable nature of humanity: a prevailing interconnection that can cancel past, present, and future into a singular Now.

DoveLion: A Fairy Tale for Our Times

Tabios, Eileen R.

United States

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