Allan Schwartzman Books

Andy s Curse
Andy s Curse

By Allan Schwartzman

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Street Art
Street Art

By Allan Schwartzman

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For years urban dwellers have been encountering art in the most unexpected places —on the sides of buildings, on walls and sidewalks, and even while in transit. Now more than ever, artists are "tak...

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Louise Bourgeois
Louise Bourgeois

By Louise Bourgeois, Thyrza Goodeve, Paulo Herkenhoff, Robert Storr, Allan Schwartzman

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Full-page color plates of recent sculpture and installations by this influential contemporary artist (b.1911) are presented together with essays, an interview, and many of Bourgeois' own writings o...

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Ree Morton
Ree Morton

By Ree Morton

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Jim Hodges
Jim Hodges

By Ian Berry

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Defining The Nineties: Consensus-Making In New York, Miami, And Los Angeles
Defining The Nineties: Consensus-Making In New York, Miami, And Los Angeles

By Bonnie Clearwater, Michael Duncan, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Allan Schwartzman, By Bonnie Clearwater, Museum Of Contemporary Art (North Miami, Fla)

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Defining the Consensus-Making in New York, Miami and Los Angeles sets out to define the characteristics of a new generation of artists who came of age or prominence in a period vastly different fro...

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Do objeto para o mundo
Do objeto para o mundo

By Abraham Cruzvillegas, Ines Grosso, Rodrigo Moura, Allan Schwartzman

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The book accounts for the four moments of the formation of contemporary art - the Brazilian neoconcretism, the 1960s production, the Japanese avant-garde group Gutai and the action and performance...

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