Police State

Coe, S.

Kuspit, D.

Arts & Photography

Anderson Gallery

Abstraction in Contemporary Photography

Saltz, Jerry

Grundberg, Andy

Photography & Video

Oneiric threshold: An installation by Alastair Noble

Noble, Alastair

Manufacturing the Self: Body Self/Medical Erotic

Drozdik, Orshi

Under the Cloak of Justice

Cartledge, Ned

Repicturing Abstraction

Danto, Arthur Coleman

This volume celebrates the prolific 40-year career of an internationally respected artist and teacher. During his career David Freed has produced an extraordinary body of outstanding work that is now in the collections of individuals, corporations, and museums throughout the world. Prints included range from those produced at the beginning of Freed's career in the early 60s and political work of the late 60s, to insightful portraits of friends, family, and colleagues made throughout his life. His more abstract work focuses on weather and landscape prints, dating from the early 70s and continuing to the present. Also included is the acclaimed Genesis series, 14 etchings and mixed media prints that visually paraphrase stories from the Old Testament.

David Freed, Printmaker: A Retrospcetive

Potter, Ted

Freed, David

Individual Artists

<p>This book documents an exhibition of the abstract paintings of eleven young artists living and working in and around New York City. The exhibition was produced and presented by the Anderson Gallery of Virginia Commonwealth University's School of the Arts, Richmond, Virginia. Each of the eleven artists represented in the exhibit are engaged in creating works of art that are redefining the term abstraction. All eleven artists are painters.</p>

Young + Brash + Abstract: January 18 - March 10, 2002

Painting

This is a mid-career retrospective of the renowned New York-based artist Heide Fasnacht. Featuring a remarkable collection of her work, the book tracks Heide Fasnacht’s relentless drive and passion over the past decade of sustained production. By turning her attention to instability in all its realms--political, atmospheric, geologic, molecular, social, psychological--Fasnacht has created, in the mediums of sculpture and drawing, a kind of poetics of catastrophe. A number of unsettling works made prior to September 11, 2001--of an airliner exploding in midair, of collapsing high rises, of an imploding wall in Lower Manhattan--already inhabit the post 9/11 universe in which the potential for massive death and destruction seems to be lurking around every corner. The book includes essays by playwright and art collector Edward Albee and Raphael Rubenstein, senior editor of Art in America.

Heide Fasnacht: Strange Attractors

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