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Recent Pasts: Art in Southern California from the 1990S to Now

Recent Pasts: Art in Southern California from the 1990S to Now

Art in Southern California from the 90s to Now

by Dennis Cooper and Matthew Coolidge
Paperback
Publication Date: 15/08/2005

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This first volume of a series of anthologies, each based on a symposium held in Los Angeles by a consortium of the art schools of Southern California, brings out some heavy hitters for its inaugural number. A cross-disciplinary endeavor, the contributors include Mike Davis, author of City of Quartz and winner of a MacArthur Foundation "genius" grant; novelist Dennis Cooper ("the most important transgressive literary artist since William S. Burroughs," according to Salon); artist Diana Thater; artist and ambient DJ Dave Muller; and Museum of Contemporary Art Los Angeles Curator Connie Butler. This publication presents an essential assessment of the vital and influential art scene in Southern California since 1990. Contemplating the sociopolitical context, the available cultural tools and the importance of certain Californian artists both on an aesthetic level and as teachers, the book offers perspectives on the singular Southern California art scene.
ISBN:
9783905701203
9783905701203
Category:
Art & design styles: Romanticism
Format:
Paperback
Publication Date:
15-08-2005
Language:
English
Publisher:
D. A. P./Distributed Art Publishers
Country of origin:
United States
Dimensions (mm):
241.3x171.45x18.54mm
Weight:
0kg
Dennis Cooper

Dennis Cooper is the author of the George Miles Cycle, an interconnected sequence of five novels- Closer, Frisk, Try, Guide, and Period. His other works include My Loose Thread; The Sluts, winner of France's Prix Sade and the Lambda Literary Award; God Jr.; Wrong; The Dream Police; Ugly Man; and The Marbled Swarm. He divides his time between Los Angeles and Paris. He is the director (with Zac Farley) of Permanent Green Light and Like Cattle Towards Glow.

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