Dan Cameron

The Art of David Wojnarowicz

Fever

Patricio Pron

Marcos Martín Blanco and Elena Rued began acquiring new European and American figurative painting and photography in 1979, building the collection MER into one of Spain's most important private collections. This publication introduces 100 of its highlights, with works by Clemente, Fischl, Dumas and others.

Collection MER

Paul McCarthy

Amelia Jones

Anthony Vidler

"Working from a pioneering fusion of sculpture and conceptually based performance, Paul McCarthy is one of the most influential, yet least recognized artists in the U.S. today. While his architectural installations incorporating video and performance artifacts have received critical and curatorial attention during the present decade, few viewers are familiar with his artistic evolution, or with the impact his work has had on two generations of Los Angeles artists. This publication, covering about 400 works from all areas of his activity, gives an exemplary insight into McCarthy's works from the early 1970s up to the present day. Experts on his work give comprehensive descriptions and analyses of the American artist's performances and installations, examine the unique ties between his works and cinema, and explore the dialogue between New York and Los Angeles, particularly in the formulation and development of conceptual art."--Publisher's description

Alan Moore

Liza Kirwin

Artwork by Gretchen Bender, Sue Coe, George Condo, Kiki Smith, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Ashley Bickerton, Mike Bidlo, Peter Halley. Photographs by Richard Kern, David Wojnarowicz. Edited by Julie Ault, Dan Cameron. Contributions by Carlo McCormick. Text by Patti Astor, Mitch Corber, Liza Kirwin, Lydia Lunch, Alan Moore, Penny Arcade, Sur Rodney, Mark Russell, Calvin Reid.

East Village USA

Jimmie Durham

Tiré du site de Book Works: "Jimmie Durham's "My Book, The East London Coelacanth, Sometimes Called, Troubled Waters ; The Story of British Sea-Power" is animated by a distinctive voice - amused, obstinate and exciting our curiosity - that negotiates our and its own worries about what a book ought to contain, in what order and for how long. In this book Durham looks at Englishness - posing the question "who are you?" to the (presumed English) reader. Durham's investigation takes on board the Angles, angling, a fossil fish, East Anglia, and East London, though this is not simply the place where the books itself was published but a town in South Africa, near which a coelacanth was caught in the 1950s. Durham writes that "if I could catch an East London Coelacanth in East London, England, I might somehow be helping resolve some of the residual problems of Anglish Imperialism." Photographs show Durham in various parts of the world, fishing or near water, and at different ages, and some other people with fish. These are accompanied with Durham's conversation-like texts combining to make a book that demands to be read and read again to unravel its riddle."

The Story of British Sea-power, Begins with a Chapter Titled

My Book, the East London Coelacanth, Sometimes Called, Troubled Waters

Sue Williams

Juan Carlos Román

Essays by Dan Cameron and Juan Carlos Roman.

art for the institution and the home : Secession, 22.11.2002-2.2.2003, IVAM, 15.5.-6.7.2003

Edward Ruscha

Bernard Blistène

Elbrig de Groot

Pontus Hulten

Catalogus bij een expositie van de Californische kunstenaar (1937).

Paintings

Anna Palmquist

Helene Mohlin

Lars-Hȧjabm Svensson

Rooseum (Malmö, Suède).

Vad Är Samtida Konst?

Carlo McCormick

Anthony Haden-Guest

Jade Dellinger

Adam Lehrer

A catalog in conjunction with the exhibition Arturo Vega, Empire at Howl! Happening: An Arturo Vega Project, March 23 - April 20, 2017.

Empire

Arturo Vega

New Museum of Contemporary Art (New York, N.Y.)

Carolee Schneemann

Up to and Including Her Limits

New Museum of Contemporary Art (New York)

Unland

Doris Salcedo

Marcia Tucker

Martin Wong

Illinois State University. University Galleries

Lydia Lee

Barry Blinderman

Yasmin Ramirez

Entirely self-taught, Wong creates intricate compositions that combine gritty social documents, cosmic witticisms, and highly charged symbolic languages - customized manual alphabets for the deaf, street graffiti, Nuyorican poetry, hand-lettered signs, meticulously rendered brick facades, rearrangements of Zodiac signs - sometimes within a single painting.

The Urban Landscape of Martin Wong

Sweet Oblivion

Nick Cave

Pamela McClusky

Kate Eilertsen

Kenneth J. Foster

A tour of Cave's fantastical Soundsuits sculptures offers insight into his use of manufactured and handmade fabrics created from such materials as bottle caps, old toys and hair, in a volume that explores his themes of ceremony, identity and myth in various traditions and cultures.

Meet Me at the Center of the Earth

David Wojnarowicz

The Art of David Wojnarowicz ; New Museum of Contemporary Art, New York Vom 21.1.1999 - 11.4.1999 [Ausstellungskatalog]

Dan Cameron

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