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[Activities] / Colonna, Gaetano; Pignotti L; Caruso L., 1990
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Identifier: CC-18471-18843
Dates:
1990
I Was For Sale / Falour, Lisa B. ; Baroni V., 2001
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Identifier: CC-36455-38249
Scope and Contents
Lisa Falour (aka Lisa Baumgardner) describes her experiences as a prostitute and bondage model. In Chapter 5, she tells of her meeting in Italy with Victore Baroni, a well known mail artist. -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.
Dates:
2001
Neoism Now / Cantsin, Monty, editor ; Private World ; Baroni V ; Padin C ; Cole D ; Crozier R ; Bogdanovic N ; Ciani P ; Fricker HR ; Bennett JM ; Held Jjr., 1987
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Identifier: CC-17211-17569
Scope and Contents
Istvan Kantor (a.k.a. Monty Cantsin) is active in the fields of robotics, sound, video, performance and new media. His work has been shown at many prestigious international art events, including Documenta '87 and Ars Electronica 2000. He has received the Telefilm Canada Award for Best Canadian Video (1998 Images festival, Toronto), as well as the Transmediale 01 award in Berlin, Germany for his new video Broadcast. Infamous for his blood-x donations" to the collections of the Museum of Modern Art (New York), the National Gallery (Ottawa), AGO (Toronto), and the Ludwig Museum (Koln), just to mention a few, Kantor/Cantsin's criminal records are even longer than his list of awards. The media and critics have described his work as rebellious, anti-authoritarian, and intellectually assaulting, as well as technically innovative and highly experimental. Internationally known as the founder of Neoism, Kantor has lived in Budapest, Paris, Montreal, Portland and New York. He has lived in...
Dates:
1987