theory & essays
London
North America
15.2 x 20.3 cm
ISBN978-1846381867

On a rug a number of balls formed out of clean white snow are placed very orderly in relation to their size. One of them David Hammons holds in his hand. The others are in front of him displayed for sale on the ground. This performance was staged in 1983 in New York on a corner of Cooper Square amongst other street sellers. Elena Filipovic gathers material documenting this iconic piece, part of an oeuvre that has only recently become well known. She places Hammon’s work, purposefully elusive and hard to grasp, in the context of his critique of questions of race in the United States and in the mechanisms of the Art World.
Topics: criticism, embodied identities, installation, intervention, performance, protest, race




artist writing
Cambridge, Ma
North America, Europe
25.5 x 20 cm
ISBN978-0262661522







artist writing
Cambridge, Ma
North America, Europe
25.5 x 20 cm
ISBN978-0262661539






New York
Europe
ISBN978-1558618374



Testo Junkie – Sex, Drugs, and Biopolitics in the Pharmacopornographic Era – published 2007 in Spanish and French, translated into English in 2013, is an uncompromised document of the nearly year-long self experiment with synthetic testosterones and its lasting effects. The writer and philosopher Paul B. Preciado shares the intimate radical shifts he undergoes while becoming ‘man / male’ and juxtaposes this document of his political performance with an analyses of how concepts of gender in society are shaped by the pharmaceutical and pornography industries. Preciado continues where Michel Foucault left with The History of Sexuality.
Topics: auto-documentation, criticism, embodied identities, gender, intervention, performance, philosophy, reproduction, sexuality, technology




monograph
New York
North America
ISBN978-1633450493






artist writing
Brooklyn, N.Y.
North America
15.2 x 22.8 cm
ISBN978-0998632643





theory & essays
Chicago
North America
15.2 x 24.1 cm
ISBN978-0226423456






theory & essays
North America
24.1 x 16.7 cm
ISBN978-0394524306







theory & essays
Minneapolis, Minn.
Europe, North America
15.2 x 20.3 cm
ISBN978-0816687244





theory & essays
Montreal
North America
15.2 x 22.8 cm
ISBN978-0773530669





theory & essays
Ghent
North America, South and Central America, Europe, South Asia
20 x 25 cm
ISBN978-9490693473





theory & essays
Berlin
Europe, North America
12.5 x 19.5 cm
ISBN978-3956792007

Martin Herbert introduces us in his essay collection Tell Them I Said No to 10 artists that have all for different reasons and in different forms decided to withdraw from the art world and its mechanisms. Amongst them are David Hammons, Agnes Martin, Lutz Bacher and Trisha Donelly. Herbert looks in detail at how their practices are shaped by strategies to counter established patterns and positions of power and dominance and instead foster the artists’ independence, each withdrawal comes with different implications.
Topics: alternative communities, criticism, institutions, writing




theory & essays
New Haven, Conn.
Europe
19.5 x 25.5 cm
ISBN978-0300141481







theory & essays
New York, N.Y.
North America, Europe
16.5 x 24.7 cm
ISBN978-1633450332






exhibition catalogue
San Francisco
North America
21.5 x 30.2 cm
ISBN978-0984960941

theory & essays
Brooklyn, N. Y.
North America
ISBN978-0998632667






London
North America
20,3 x 28 cm
ISBN978-0956192813





New York
Europe
24,8 x 31,2 cm
ISBN978-3791339726





London
North America, West and Central Asia
23 x 29,3 cm
ISBN978-3863353100





Ghent
West and Central Asia, Europe
20 x 25 cm
ISBN978-9461170088






Berlin
Europe
22,2 x 29,2 cm
ISBN978-3941644717





Claremont, CA
North America
20,6 x 26,4 cm
ISBN978-0997930610





Cologne
Europe
17,2 x 24 cm
ISBN978-3836570770





Tel Aviv
West & Central Asia, Europe
ISBN978-9657161838





London
West & Central Asia, North America, Europe
24 x 28 cm
ISBN978-1848222663





Berlin
Europe
21 x 27 cm
ISBN978-3956790164
London
North America
21,6 x 25,4 cm
ISBN978-1942884170






Dortmund
Europe
21 x 28 cm
ISBN978-3862067169




