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A New Book on Niki de Saint Phalle Presents the Artist In Her Own Words

Avatar photo by Lauren Moya Ford February 28, 2022March 1, 2022

A new book on the artist features selections from Saint Phalle’s prints, doodles, letters, and diaries, arranged in roughly chronological order.

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Bernadette Mayer Evokes the Banality and Urgency of the Quotidian

Avatar photo by Marcella Durand June 20, 2020November 5, 2020

In Memory, the poet shapes a new visual and textual language that explores the simmering possibilities of consciousness.

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Questioning the Very Form of the Book

Avatar photo by Karla Kelsey May 9, 2020May 8, 2020

Madeline Gins uses the form to dislodge our notion of individual subjectivity, the narrator commonly known as “I.”

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Mirtha Dermisache’s Writing Is a Rorschach test

Avatar photo by Louis Bury June 24, 2018June 24, 2018

Dermisache’s drawings posture as communication yet undercut it through illegibility.

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A Stamp Designer Makes His Mark with Cheeky Designs

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty November 3, 2017

Vincent Sardon’s The Stampographer, published by Siglio Press, collects the witty designs he makes with rubber stamps, which are sometimes several feet long.

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Only Abandoned: The Poetry of Marcel Broodthaers

by James Gibbons March 19, 2016March 31, 2016

Midway through the retrospective of Belgian artist Marcel Broodthaers currently at the Museum of Modern Art, the visitor comes across the witty short film La Pluie (Projet pour un texte) [The Rain (Project for a text), 1969].

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Taking His Chance: John Cage’s Diary

by Alan Gilbert October 3, 2015October 3, 2015

One of the minor ironies of the postwar avant-garde is that an artist so resolutely against personal expression and the myth of the inspired genius should become the focus of a cult of personality.

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Finally Collage: The Hybrid Texts and Art of Robert Seydel

by Daniel Owen September 20, 2015September 21, 2015

“To wear masks put them off,” writes Ruth Greisman, alter-ego of the late artist and writer Robert Seydel. Though based on and named after Seydel’s real-life aunt, Ruth is largely a fictional construct.

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A Comic Book that Reads Like Sheet Music

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty February 20, 2015February 22, 2015

Richard Kraft’s Here Comes Kitty: A Comic Opera explodes off the page.

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A Look at the California Publishers in the 2015 LA Art Book Fair

by Matt Stromberg February 2, 2015February 3, 2015

LOS ANGELES — They said it would never work. They said Angelenos aren’t interested in art books. Then, two years ago, they were proven wrong.

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Making Muses: Dorothy Iannone’s Erotic Art Was Inspired by Dieter Roth

Avatar photo by Nicole Rudick December 14, 2014September 21, 2016

Dorothy Iannone describes her trip to Reykjavík in 1967 as the “journey which seems to have made all other journeys possible.” It was there she met the artist Dieter Roth, with whom she swiftly fell in love and for whom she left her husband and a comfortable life in the United States.

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Man of Letters: Ray Johnson Art in Motion

by Frances Richard July 26, 2014July 30, 2014

While the increased availability of Ray Johnson’s letters, notes, and statements subtilizes our understanding of this legendarily well-connected yet enigmatic artist, his flattened logorrheia is also just fun to read.

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