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Figures of Motion1 review
Len Lye

OUP Australia and New Zealand, 1985

A great compilation of the writings of Len Lye
Len Lye, like many artists I imagine, wrote in a broken style without necessarily carrying chains of thought through to their (natural) conclusion. He was careful to stay away from what he believed was a commercially dictated style of writing - as a result, themes would be appear scattered about his great mass of written material. Curnow and Horrocks have painstakingly gone through Lye's ...
  
  











  



  
Art into Ideas: Essays on Conceptual Art (Contemporary Artists and their Critics)1 review
Robert C. Morgan

Cambridge University Press, 1996

Art for the Future
Although this is a book about the historical development of that fertile field in Art called "Conceptual", it is really a ground work on understanding and using the ideas found in the history of the field for use on computers and telecomunications devices. The essays gathered here will give the reader much to think about in how they perceive Art and ...
  
  











  



  
Bill Jacklin1 review
John Russell Taylor

Phaidon Press, 1997

The finest British artist working in America
This is a finely written account of one of England's very best contemporary painters. The author in a learned but easy to read style gives a clear exposition of the painter from abstract rebel in the 1960's to representational painter in the 1980's and 90's. This is a beautiful book highlighting in particular the truely brillant images of New York City. Bill Jacklin is an Englishman in New ...
  
  











  



  
The Minimalist Griller Handbook5 reviews
Oliver Abel

Dorrance Pub Co, 1998

Awesome Book
This book is the best book that my dad has ever read. My uncle is the best author in the world because he is the one who wrote this book. This book can help you become the best griller in your state. It will amaze you.
  
  











  



  
Christo & Jeanne-Claude1 review
Jacob Baal-Teshuva

Benedikt Taschen Verlag, 1995

100% pure imagination i loved it !
This and other books on the same topic is a must for people especily kids who have a big and good imagination ! if Christo covered Mt. Everest in cavas and fermly tied down with rope it will amaze evreyone who sees it and it will be easy to climb just hold onto the ropes ! Rob Norton ( 1983-) 22361 rolling hills rd.,Saratoga ca. 95070 p.s. i am a amature athur and artist myself !
  
  











  



  
Minimalism (Themes & Movements)2 reviews
James Meyer

Phaidon Press, 2005

review of Minimalism (Themes and Movements)
A glorious book combining a multitude of exquisite images of important Minimalist works with an unusual book design that includes overlapping fonts, and font sizes that progressively downsize as the reader moves through the text. (The book designers must have had a ball with this job.) The first section is loosely defined as a history of the development and basic tenets of Minimalism. An ...
  
  











  



  
Minimalism: Art and Polemics in the Sixties3 reviews
James Meyer

Yale University Press, 2001

Chapters trace the movement & examine its major qualities
This history of minimalist theory and thought is based on the contention that the question of what constitutes minimalism has remained unresolved since the 1960s. Chapters trace the movement, examine its major qualities, and considers the presence of minimalism as a debate or argument developed in response to works of others.
  
  











  



  
Minimalism: Origins4 reviews
Edward Strickland

Indiana University Press, 1999

Excellent interdisciplinary study
In Strickland's previous book, American Composers, he demonstrated a broad knowledge of various musics (he had written extensively, for example, on Glenn Gould and John Coltrane)in lively conversations with leading composers. His book on Minimalism is primarily first-rate cultural history, with more technical and formal analysis, curiously, in the sections of art than in the central section on ...
  
  











  



  
Four Musical Minimalists: La Monte Young, Terry Riley, Steve Reich, Philip Glass (Music in the Twentieth ...2 reviews
Keith Potter

Cambridge University Press, 2002

music theory exposition, and history too
Potter's book will be best appreciated by those with a much better understanding of music theory than I. However, I learned something about the personal and musical history of so-called "minimalism." (Potter falls prey to some extent to the problem of reifying an abstraction -- having first grouped some things together into a category, then searching for the true meaning of the category.) Is ...
  
  











  



  
The Fluxus Reader2 reviews
Edited by: Ken Friedman

John Wiley & Sons, 1998

An important resource for anyone who needs current research
From Umbrella, vol. 22, no. 1 (April 1999): The Fluxus Reader,edited by Ken Friedman (London, Academy Editions, 1998) is a mostwelcome addition to the growing Fluxus literature, one which puts Fluxus into the scholarly pursuits of present and future scholars. It took three decades to fulfill the request of George Maciunas to do a "history" of Fluxus. But this book is more than a history; it ...
  
  











  



  
Minimalist Syntax: Exploring the Structure of English (Cambridge Textbooks in Linguistics)1 review
Andrew Radford

Cambridge University Press, 2004

A Solid & Thorough Treatment of Chomskian Minimalist Syntax
I first encountered Radford's handling of Minimalist Syntax (in an earlier and abbreviated version of this 2004 text) as a student in a Syntax class at ASU and thought it was great then. Since then, i've acquired and read through many of Chomsky's original works, including 'The Minimalist Program' (from the '90s), which is quite dense and not very friendly to the non-PhD candidate. (Chomsky's ...
  
  











  



  
Minimalist Houses (Evergreen Interiors)1 review

Evergreen, 2006

amazing book
This is a really amazing book. I recomend it to all interested in architecture, interior architecture and design. It is filled with fantastic pictures of great projects. Buy it now!
  
  











  



  
Robert Mangold1 review
Richard Shiff, Robert Starr, ...

Phaidon Press, 2004

Gorgeous survey of a great artist
This is a wonderful book--easily the best book on Robert Mangold available. Beautiful color images of paintings from across Mangold's career (up to 1999), along with images of Mangold's drawings and preparatory studies, make this worth the price alone. But there's also a fascinating set of essays (by Richard Schiff, Robert Storr and Arthur C. Danto), an entertaining interview between Robert ...
  
  











  



  
The Happy Minimalist1 review
Peter Lawrence

Xlibris Corporation, 2008

the happy min
A thought provoking book that not only asks the question "When is enough, enough?", but poses an answer that is much less than you thought (and with a smile!). Lawrence explores the monetary costs of our lifestyles and the impact on an environment increasingly under stress from an increasing population wanting more. He provides a detailed account of the various decisions he made, weighing the ...
  
  











  



  
Lawrence Weiner (Contemporary Artists)1 review
Lawrence Weiner

Phaidon Press, 1998

awsome.
i bought this book, having a little knowledge on lawrence weiner. i found it to be very well written and covering alot of his artistic life. i recommend it to anyone who values comceptual and thought provoking art.
  
  











  



  
Fruit Crate Art1 review
Joe Davidson

Book Sales, 1990

Crate art.
I bet the artists and printers who created these labels had no idea that not so many years later their endeavours would be sought after, framed and hung in the parlor. Joe Davidson writes a short history of the medium and gives some collecting tips but this book is basically pages of coloful labels many of them about the same size as the originals. Considering these labels only went on the ends ...
  
  











  



  
A Minimalist Approach to Intrasentential Code Switching (Outstanding Dissertations in Linguistics)1 review
Jeff MacSwan

Routledge, 1999

Technical Expertise With Heart
MacSwan's work is often technical, but ground-breaking. Not only does he advance discussions of the phenomenon known as "code-switching," but he ties it into educational theory in ways that illustrate the non-trivial nature of technical discussions. In fact, educational practices that affect the lives of students, are not independent of the theoretical assumptions made by educators. MacSwan, ...
  
  











  



  
The Minimalist Coloring Book: The Absence of Coloring Contains All Coloring (Zen Koan)1 review
Craig Conley

CreateSpace, 2007

Clever and thoughftul
I've shown this book to several of my friends and they've all appreciated it for its creativity, depth, and uniqueness. This would make a fine gift for anyone who has a taste for the unique or ascribes to minimalism.
  
  











  



  
Minimalist Interiors (Evergreen)1 review

Evergreen, 2005

Clean Book
This book is big and heavy but as a results you get nice selection of interiors which are dedicated to minimalism in both decorating and architecture. Beautiful homes and even if you're not a fan of the style - this is nice to flip thru! Check out publishers page for this book here where you can flip some pages.
  
  











  



  
Minimalists (20th Century Composers)1 review
Schwarz

Phaidon Press, 1996

Minimalism revealed with enthusiasm
K. Robert Schwartz's book is very professinoal job. It reveales the genesis of minimalism and follows the traces of it's most important advocates to this day. Mr Schwartz is obviously an enthusiast but uses also crtical tone of voice when necassery. After reading this book one is well aware of the most important minimalists and their body of work - except some european predicessors (Names of ...
  
  











  








   



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