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Tony Conrad: Doing the City / Urban Community Interventions

Tony Conrad: Doing the City / Urban Community Interventions
Library Shelf Location 18.CONR
Publication Date 2012
Description

Tony Conrad: Doing the City is the first monograph printed to cover this pioneering film, video, music and installation artist's oeuvre of the last 50 years. The copiously illustrated, full-color catalogue includes essays by noted Columbia University art historian and Conrad scholar Branden Joseph; Whitney Museum Performance Curator and 2012 Whitney Biennial Curator Jay Sanders; filmmaker and Anthology Film Archives Curator Andrew Lampert; Swiss digital archivist Tabea Lurke; as well as an in-depth interview between Conrad and exhibition curator Michael Cohen examining Conrad's life and career. The catalogue also includes a bonus DVD disc, Tony Conrad: Live at 80wse. This disc includes live performances of Conrad's classic minimalist works "Chant" and "Early Minimalism: May 1965," as well as a lengthy video conversation with Conrad as he walks through his old haunts in the Lower East Side. This volume is a distillation, documentation and expansion of the acclaimed exhibition and series of concerts and educational lectures of the same name which was held at NYU's 80WSE Gallery in 2012.

ISBN 9781938922596
Quantity 1
Pages 80
Authors Michael Cohen, Jay Sanders, Tabea Lurke, Andrew Lampert, Branden Joseph
Format Paperback
Publisher 80WSE Press, New York
Related Artist Tony Conrad
Categories Film and Artists' Moving Image, Audio/Sound Art/Music, Live Art/Performance
Keywords Community Engagement, Community, intervention, Cities, Transport, Participation, Experimental Music

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