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_aAmy Sillman : _bfaux pas : selected writings and drawings _cAmy Sillman ; foreword by Lynne Tillman ; edited by Charlotte Houette, François Lancien-Guilberteau, Benjamin Thorel. |
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_aParis : _bAfter 8 Books, _c2020. |
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_a253 pages : _billustrations ; _c19 cm. |
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| 504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references and index of drawings. | ||
| 505 | _aLines, gaps, shapes, strokes, jokes, colors, holes... / by Lynne Tillman -- Having a voice : A conversation with Amy Sillman -- On color -- Further notes on shape -- Meaning of symbols -- More meaning of my symbols (Part 2) -- Unpresidented times -- Drawings for the Project, DYKWTCA (Do You Know Where The Children Are?) -- AbEx and disco balls : In defense of abstract expressionism II -- Notes on the diagram -- Seating Charts drawings -- Shit happens : Notes on awkwardness -- Rejective verse -- Breakup letter -- Train of thought -- A few remarks on Rachel Harrison's use of color -- Some thoughts on John Chamberlain -- Why Amelie von Wulffen is funny -- Dear Maria Lassnig -- The writings of Carroll Dunham -- Laura Owens -- Delacroix : The sullied enlightenment of the body -- Philip Guston : From garbage cans to God -- Nine innings : Notes of a color commentator : On nine works by Louise Fishman -- Index of drawings -- Acknowledgements. | ||
| 520 | _aA key figure in the New York art scene, Amy Sillman is renowned for her singular approach to painting and drawing. Her writings extend a practice that challenges traditions and theoretical frameworks with criticality and humor, and advocates subjectivity : she reevaluates Abstract Expressionism with a queer eye, explores the meanings of color and shape, and discusses in depth the work of other artists - from Delacroix to Maria Lassnig to Laura Owens. In Faux Pas, a collection of her most recent essays, alongside her cartoons and original drawings, art - as personal as it is political - is a practice that responds to today's struggles. | ||
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_aTillman, Lynne _938546 |
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_aHouette, Charlotte _938547 |
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