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Press Eject and Give Me the Tape

Press Eject and Give Me the Tape

Press Eject and Give Me the Tape

Bradley Rubenstein

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Meridian Art Production, Inc.
Año de edición:
2020
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Artistas, monografías sobre el arte
ISBN:
9781732221949
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Press Eject and Give Me the Tape: Dialogues, Interviews, and Exchanges 2001–2020 is a collection of two decades of interviews, as well as a collaboration between the painter and writer Bradley Rubenstein and over 35 contemporary painters, sculptors, photographers, and performance and video artists. It is as important for current discussions on contemporary culture, theory, media, and politics as it is for discussion of contemporary art. The book features interviews with Inka Essenhigh, Michael Rees, Gary Stephan, Angela Dufresne, Pedro Barbeito, Nicola Tyson, Liz Markus, Peter Williams, Brenda Goodman, Michael Zansky, John Paul, Millree Hughes, and more. Both a slice-of-life view of artists working today and a valuable historical resource for tomorrow. 3

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