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Persistent vestiges: drawing from the American-Vietnam war


Uittreksel

Ranging from drawing, watercolor, and hand-printing in collage and photomontage, and mainly dating from the 1960s and 1970s, the exhibition includes works on paper by American artists Nancy Spero and Martha Rosler, and by Vietnamese artists who fought and/or traveled with the North Vietnamese army during the war.

Inhoud

Drawing like singing drowns out the sound of bombs / Catherine de Zegher and Katherine Karl -- Remnants & reverberations: drawings in time & space / Moira Roth -- Part 1. Of past, present and future. Part 2. View from the Horizon, March 2005. Part 3. View from California, April-June 2005. Part 4. Glimpses of art from "the other side," North Vietnam, 1990-2005. Part 5. Of Nancy Spero, New York City, 1966-2005. Part 6. Of Martha Rosler, Brooklyn, and California, 1967-2005. Part 7. Of Dinh Q. Lê, United States, Vietnam, and Cambodia, 1989-2005. Part 8. Letters from Saigon/Ho Chi Minh City, August 10-16, 2005 -- The politics of drawing from photographs of the American-Vietnam war / Boreth Ly -- Chronology / Kavior Moon.

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Uitgever

  • Uitgave

    New York: Drawing Center, [2005]


Gaat over

  • Onderwerp


Type

  • Taal


Classificatie

  • ISBN

    • 0942324234
    • 9780942324235

Annotaties / titel notitie's

  • Notities

    • Catalog of an exhibition held at The Drawing Center, New York, NY, November 5, 2005-February 11, 2006.
    • "Ranging from drawing, watercolor, and hand-printing in collage and photomontage, and mainly dating from the 1960s and 1970s, the exhibition includes works on paper by American artists Nancy Spero (1926- ) and Martha Rosler and by Vietnamese artists Nguyen Cong Do (1930- ), Nguyen Van Da (1928- ), Nguyen Thu (1930), Quang Tho (1929-2001), Truong Hieu (1939- ), and Vu Giang Huong (1930- ), the last six of whom fought and/or traveled with the North Vietnamese army during the war. The exhibition also highlights the contemporary photo-based works of two American-Vietnamese artists, Dinh Q. Lê (1968- ) and Binh Danh (1977- ), and features a large new wall drawing by Nancy Spero."--Page 6.

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