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PUBLICATIONS
Lampadedromia, PR
04 Catalogue
This beautiful 32-page full-color catalogue, published
in Slovenia by Ljubljana’s P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E. Museum of Art, details the Lampadedromia torch project by Hoguet, Pogačar and Walsh while showing
off Puerto Rico’s vibrant culture. The project was commissioned
in celebration of the Puerto Rican arts festival PR_04:
Tribute to the Messenger in the summer of 2004. A re-envisioning
of the idea of a "torch relay," Lampadedromia
allowed anyone to participate - there were no restrictions
on nationality or citizenship, age or background - and artists
from around the world joined with Puerto Ricans to carry
the torch. Features articles by Julieta González and Igor
Španjol. Slovene and English bilingual edition.
Journal for Anthropology and New Parasitism, Vol
6:2; Lampadedromia PR_04; (P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E.
Museum of Art: Ljubljana, Slovenia, 2005); Paperback; 10"
x 8 1/4" (260mm x 210mm); 32 pages/color illus.
$10 USD
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PR04
in/print, Exhibition Catalogue
The ever ambitious Puerto Rican arts group M&M
Proyectos has just released this complex 288-page full-color
book as the catalogue for the PR_04:
Tribute to the Messenger residency and exhibition program.
Includes details on the work of over 70 artists and curators
from around the world who participated in PR_04. The program
was the third in a series of influential exhibitions that
have brought hundreds of artists to Puerto Rico and placed
them in artistic interaction with artists already working
and living on the island. Features a section on the Lampadedromia (2004) torch project.
PR04 in/print; Editors: Michy Marxuach,
Pablo León de la Barra, Julieta González, Gabriel Parra-Blessing,
Paola Pascua (M&M Proyectos: San Juan, Puerto Rico, 2005);
Paperback; 6 3/4" x 9" (170mm x 230mm); 288 pages/color
illus.; ISBN 0-9772251-0-0.
$20 USD
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Priveh osem let, Center
in Galerija P74/
First Eight Years,
P74 Center and Gallery
Ljubljana’s renowned arts center P74 has outdone itself with this 168-page full-color hardback
look at eights years of extraordinary work. This is a small
run publication of historic value. Since 1997 Gallery P74
has realized over 100 projects with related workshops, discussions,
talks and presentations by artists from Slovenia and around
the world. Features a section on the Tongue:Jezik (2003) project by Hoguet and Walsh.
Priveh osem let, Center in Galerija P74/First
Eight Years, P74 Center and Gallery; Editor: Tadej
Pogačar; (P.A.R.A.S.I.T.E Museum of Art: Ljubljana, Slovenia,
2005); Hardback with canvas binding; 9" x 7 1/2"
(230mm x 195mm); 168 pages/color illus.; ISBN 961-91737-0-8.
$40 USD
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LINK
10: “Cut”
Baltimore’s acclaimed arts journal Link has reinvented its hallmark blend of the sacred and the profane
in a larger, juicier full-color format. At 160 pages, its
tenth edition is devoted to investigating the variegated meanings
of the “cut”: from Godard’s French new-wave “jump cut” to
the world of wannabe-amputees. Yoko Ono reflects on the meaning
of her landmark "Cut Piece" —where audience
members are invited to cut the clothes from her body—
forty years after its original performance. Film director
John Waters talks about his photography, a growing body of
work composed of edited film stills. Featuring a collection
of works from established and emerging artists - from haircuts
and silhouettes and plastic surgery to the Maryland State
Penitentiary, audio clipping, and Baltimore’s “Amazing
Half-Boy ” - Link cuts to the chase as never before.
Peter Walsh is one of the journal's founding editors.
LINK 10 "CUT"; Editors:
Mark Alice Durant, Stephen Janis, Bill Sebring; (Link Arts,
Incorporated: Baltimore, MD, USA, 2005); Paperback; 10"
x 7" (255mm x 175mm) 160 pages/color illus.; ISBN 1-892813-09-2;
ISSN 1097-9700; LCCN sn98-004102.
$10 USD
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Heart of
Gold Exhibition Catalogue
This rare exhibition catalogue masquerading as a glossy TV
soap opera digest is a gem. Edited by curator Larissa Harris,
with Anthony Huberman, to coincide with her 2002 PS1 exhibition, the catalogue features an essay, multi-page, full-color
overviews of seven artists (Eleanor Antin, Katrin Asbury,
Chris Doyle, Hope Ginsburg, Anissa Mack, Noah Sheldon and
Peter Walsh) plus a “Pop Quiz” by Monica de la
Torre. Designed by New Collectivism!
Heart
of Gold; Editors Larissa Harris & Anthony Huberman;
(PS1 Contemporary Art Center: Long Island City, New York,
2002); booklet; 7 1/4” x 5” (185mm x 130mm); 32
pages/color illus.
$3 USD
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