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Adam Pendleton: Archive Research File

Adam Pendleton: Archive Research File
Archive Shelf Location 24/18.PEND
Publication Date 2017
Description

A collection of material relating to Adam Pendleton and the exhibition shot him in the face.

Contents include:

Adam Pendleton: shot him in the face - BALTIC Interpretation Guide.
Adam Pendleton in conversation with Allie Biswas, published in Brooklyn Rail, September 2016.
Saving Nina Simone's birthplace as an Act of Art and Politics - New York Times, 02/03/2017.
Adam, why Arial? by David Reinfurt, 4 June 2009 (Source unknown)
Motherfist and her five glossaries: Notes towards the insertion of Black Dada, by Mark Beasley.
Adam Pendleton Brings Black Dada to MoMA and Pace, by Michael Miller, 16/04/2012, in New York Observer.
Greater New Yorkers: Adam Pendleton, by Kevin McGarry in New York Times Style Magazine, 27/05/2010.
Glenn Ligon and Adam Pendleton: Site of Engagement, Flash Art - July-September 2011.
Blackness in Abstraction by Adrienne Edwards, Art in America - January 2015
Adam Pendleton: The Making of an Art-World Star by Ellen Gamerman in Wall Street Journal - April 2015.
'Radical Juxtapositions': Adam Pendleton and Yvonne Rainer in an exchange of memory and motion, artnews.com - 11/01/2017.
Adam Pendleton: Contemporary Arts Center, New Orleans. Review, Frieze - September 2016.
Adam Pendleton on Art's Turbulent Moment, by Sophie Gilber in The Atlantic - December 2016.
The Rising Art World Star Behind 'Black Dada', New York Times - April 2017.
Adam Pendleton Examines the Multiplicity of Blackness, Hyperallergic, May 2017.
Adam Pendleton Brings Opera (and Malcolm X) to Frieze, by Scott Indrisek for Artsy, 03/05/2017.
How Abstraction is Another Word for Freedom by Gauthier Lesturgie, contemporaryand.com, February 2017.
BALTIC interpretation text draft and working document.

Quantity 1
Format Archive Research File
Related Artist Adam Pendleton
Related Event Adam Pendleton: shot him in the face (27 May – 10 September 2017)
Related Gallery BALTIC Centre for Contemporary Art

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