Parkett Vol. 7 - 1985 | Brice Marden
Brice Marden
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Insert: John Baldessari (PDF)
Cumulus:
On a new role for the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston by David Joselit
Polemic text on the meaninglessness of British art, after Howard Hodgkin won the Turner Prize by Stuart Morgan
Miscellaneous:
Joseph Beuys Interview Stuart Morgan (PDF)
Giovanni Anselmo by Jean-Pierre Bordaz (PDF)
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Artist Insert
The collaboration artist in this volume is Brice Marden, with texts by Carter Ratcliff, Lisa Liebmann, Franz Meyer and Francesco Pellizzi. The insert is by John Baldessari.
This volume includes an hommage à Meret Oppenheim, a text by Jean-Christophe Ammann “Richard Artschwager in Basel,” an interview with Joseph Beuys by Stuart Morgan, a contribution by On Kawara, texts by Laszlo Glozer on Gerhard Merz, Jean-Pierre Bordaz about “Giovanni Anselmo in Paris.”
The Cumulus from Europe and America are by Coosje van Bruggen and Stuart Morgan and Peter Schjeldahl wrote the Balkon.
Table of Content
Hommage à Meret Oppenheim
Richard Artschwager in Basel, a Tour of the Exhibition by Jean-Christophe Ammann
Brice Marden
How to Study the Paintings of Brice Marden by Carter Ratcliff
Brice Marden – The «Duse» of Minimalism by Lisa Liebmann
Brice Marden’s Design for Stained Glass by Franz Meyer
For Brice Marden – Twelve Fragments on Surface (And Some Afterthoughts) by Francesco Pellizzi
Interview with Joseph Beuys by Stuart Morgan
Artists as Writers, Part IV
Gerhard Merz – Tivoli Barer Strasse 9 TRV, München by Laszlo Glozer
Giovanni Anselmo at the Art, Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris by Jean-Pierre Bordaz
John Baldessari, Insert
In Corso del Coltello, Les Infos du Paradis by Coosje van Bruggen
Cut-outs, Cumulus from Europe by Stuart Morgan
Cumulus from America by David Joselit
The Happy and the Unhappy by Peter Schjeldahl