Conceived as a platform to bring essential artist writings back into circulation, The Parkett Reader revisits texts from the early 1980s through the mid-2000s in a new small-scale text-only format, making them available to a new generation of readers.
The second volume of The Parkett Reader is dedicated to Sigmar Polke, presenting writings that reflect his incisive, experimental, and often subversive engagement with images, materials, and ideology, with texts from Parkett vol. 2 (1984), vol. 30 (1991), and vol. 40/41 (1994), by Bice Curiger, Thomas McEvilley, Gary Garrels, Laszlo Glozer, Dave Hickey, Gabriele Wix, G. Roger Denson, Anne Rorimer, and Laura Cottingham.
Editorial director: Bice Curiger
Managing editors: Emma Whisler, Carolina Nitsch, Till Burckhardt
Translation: Catherine Schelbert (p. 4-12, 15-36, 66-74, 85-91, 106-112), David Britt (p. 13-14)
Book design: Hanna Williamson-Koller
Print run: 2000 copies
ISBN 978-3-907582-70-1
Conceived as a platform to bring essential artist writings back into circulation, The Parkett Reader revisits texts from the early 1980s through the mid-2000s in a new small-scale text-only format, making them available to a new generation of readers.
The second volume of The Parkett Reader is dedicated to Sigmar Polke, presenting writings that reflect his incisive, experimental, and often subversive engagement with images, materials, and ideology, with texts from Parkett vol. 2 (1984), vol. 30 (1991), and vol. 40/41 (1994), by Bice Curiger, Thomas McEvilley, Gary Garrels, Laszlo Glozer, Dave Hickey, Gabriele Wix, G. Roger Denson, Anne Rorimer, and Laura Cottingham.
Editorial director: Bice Curiger
Managing editors: Emma Whisler, Carolina Nitsch, Till Burckhardt
Translation: Catherine Schelbert (p. 4-12, 15-36, 66-74, 85-91, 106-112), David Britt (p. 13-14)
Book design: Hanna Williamson-Koller
Print run: 2000 copies
ISBN 978-3-907582-70-1
