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Bruce Nauman

by Robert C. Morgan (Editor)
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Overview

"[Bruce Nauman] has had a crucial impact on his peers as well as on countless younger artists in America and abroad."—Robert Storr, critic/curator

Part of PAJ's acclaimed Art + Performance series, this is the first book to combine the essential critical writings on Bruce Nauman, interviews with him, and the artist's own writings, organized around performance issues. Contains more than forty selections, and several pages of illustrations.

About the Author, Robert C. Morgan

Robert C. Morgan is an internationally known critic, artist, and art historian who lives in New York. He is currently an adjunct professor in the department of fine arts at Pratt Institute. He is a contributing editor for Sculpture Magazine and Tema Celeste, and the editor of the Art + Performance volume Gary Hill, also available from Johns Hopkins.

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Editorials

Booknews

This anthology of criticism focuses on the work of multimedia artist Bruce Nauman from a performative and new media perspective. Art historian Morgan's introduction is followed by 15 essays on such topics as Nauman's artistic investigation of his own body. The volume also features 12 reviews of Nauman's work, 5 interviews with the artist, and 10 selections from his own writings. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)

Rain Taxi

Providing a varied and extensive collection of texts by and about Nauman's work, this anthology opens many doors into reading the layers upon layers of this artist's ironic tragi-comedies... With its focus on Nauman from so many perspectives and its concentration on his performance and new media aspects, this book provides meaningful and extensive resources for both admirers and scholars... In the end, it sets a bountiful theoretical, historical, aesthetic, ethical, and critical context for responding to Nauman's productions.

— Brian Bergen-Aurand

Book Details

Published
March 15, 2011
Publisher
Theatre Communications Group
Pages
396
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781555541552

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