Late, but short summertime reading
As I was clicking around the ubuweb, I came upon this great page of links to many of the seminal minimalist texts. These are not manifesto's per se, but they do give a great understanding of approach and process. So as far as minimal/conceptual texts go, these are easy to digest as well as easy to read. By the way, who write manifesto's anymore other than the unabomber?
I also found a great Ed Ruscha text well worth the time to read.
Mel Bochner - Excerpts From Speculation (1967-1970)
Joseph Kosuth - Art After Philosophy (1969)
Sol Lewitt - Sentences on Conceptual Art (1968)
Robert Morris - Statements (1970)
Ed Ruscha - Edward Ruscha Discusses His Perplexing Publications (1965)
I also found a great Ed Ruscha text well worth the time to read.
Mel Bochner - Excerpts From Speculation (1967-1970)
Joseph Kosuth - Art After Philosophy (1969)
Sol Lewitt - Sentences on Conceptual Art (1968)
Robert Morris - Statements (1970)
Ed Ruscha - Edward Ruscha Discusses His Perplexing Publications (1965)
posted by matthew langley at 8:29 AM
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E' molto interessante qui. Torneṛ.
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ML: Great links.
I will commence similar discourse on THEORY NOW
- http://theorynow.blogspot.com/ -
next week, posting notes & resources.
Hope you can visit. . .
More Sol: http://www.sinc.sunysb.edu/Stu/kswenson/lewitt.htm
MCB
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