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Frieze : a to Z of Contemporary Art / [Selected by Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover with frieze Co-editors Dan Fox, Jorg Heiser and Jennifer Higgie ; editors, Matthew McLean and Rebecca Morrill.].
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Book
Language
English
Published/Created
New York : Phaidon, 2016.
Description
351 pages : illustrations (chiefly color) ; 25 cm
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Marquand Library - Remote Storage: Marquand Use Only
N6350 .F75 2016
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Art, Modern
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21st century
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Artists
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21st century
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Arts
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Art, Modern
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Art, Modern
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21st century
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Frieze (London, England)
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Sharp, Amanda
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Slotover, Matthew
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Summary note
This book charts the dynamic, changing landscape of contemporary art and culture of the past quarter-century. Drawing on frieze magazine's exceptional back catalogue of articles, this book brings together a curated collection of over fifty engaging highlights.
Bibliographic references
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Contents
Foreword /Amanda Sharp and Matthew Slotover
Introductions /Jennifer Higgie, Jörg Heiser and Dan Fox
Avant-garde : Brian O'Doherty avoidsbeing categorized
Books: Sam Thorne on artists in fiction
Cavemen: Tom Morton on the prehistoric imagination
Critics: Carl Freedman interviews David Sylvester
Curators: Adriano Pedrosa on an imaginary studio visit
Death: Stuart Morgan talks to Damien Hirst
Design: Emily King on the graphic vision of Tony Arefin
Dissent: Kaelen Wilson-Goldie on performance and protest in the 'Arab Spring'
Economics: Colin Siyuan Chinnery on Xu Zhen's company
Emotions: Jörg Heiser on 'Romantic Conceptualism'
Essays: Brian Dillon on 'a form that wants to wander'
Ethics: Negar Azimi on art and activism
Fame: Glenn O'Brien remembers Andy Warhol's voice
Fashion: Collier Schorr returns the frosty gaze
Film: Steve McQueen on his cinematic influences
Fortune: Stuart Morgan on Paul Thek
Furniture: Daniel Birnbaum on IKEA and metaphysics
Gambling: Dave Hickey plays double or quits
Gentrification: Steven Stern on the 'clean-up' of Times Square
History: Christian Haye on Kara Walker
Ideology: Barbara Casavecchia on Fabio Mauri
Influences: Liliane Lijn on who and whathas shaped her
Interfaces: Alice Rawsthorn on screens and devices
Jargon: Dan Fox and Jennifer Higgie update Keywords
Judgement: Jan Verwoert on 'hot' and 'cool' criticism
Kitsch: Chloe Hooper on Australia's 'Big Things'
Loss: Adrian Searle remembers Juan Muñoz
Love: Lane Relyea on Felix Gonzalez-Torres
Measures: Charles Ray on the world's ur-kilograms
Mentors: Edward Allington pays tribute to Stuart Morgan
Minimalism: David Batchelor on the myths of Minimal Art
Museums: Peter Schjeldhal on the Guggenheim Bilbao
Nature: James Roberts says it with flowers
Nostalgia: Jon Savage on the appeal of the 1960s
Oblivion: Zadie Smith on an engraving of Dante's Inferno
Photography: Christy Lange on photographing war
Poetry: Kirsty Bell interviews Jimmie Durham
Portrait: Quinn Latimer on Sylvia Sleigh
Postcard: Luc Sante on an anonymous image from 1910
Queer: Sean O'Toole on homophobia and South African art
Questions: Sophie Calle turns the tables
Relics: Amy Sherlock on art and destruction
Religion: Glenn Brown on Gerhard Richter
Ruins: George Pendle on England's acoustic defenses
Style: Vivian Sky Rehberg on Italo Calvino
Sublime: Michael Bracewell on Bridget Riley
Taste: Lynne Tillman on 'a word no one discusses'
Teaching: Mark Godfrey talks to Phyllida Barlow
Technology: Jonathan Griffin on Mark Leckey
Television: Jim Lewis on 'Ren & Stimpy'
Travel: Dominic Eichler on the road with Danh Vo
Utopia: Susan Hiller on Hélio Oiticica
Visionaries: Ralph Rugoff interviews J. G. Ballard
War: Eyal Weizman on critical theory and conflict
Women: Jennifer Higgie on Carol Rama
Writers: Charlie Fox on Robert Walser' criticism
X: Bruce Hainley on 'the looking in looking away'
YBAs: Matthew Slotover on the 'Saatchi Decade'
Zeitgeist: Dan Fox on British art of the nineties
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Frieze a to z of contemporary art
ISBN
0714871990 ((hardback))
9780714871998 ((hardback))
LCCN
2016439655
OCLC
949911081
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