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De Kooning and Dubuffet: The Late Works Richard Deacon (Contemporary Artists) by Jon Thompson, Pier Luigi Tazzi, et all 2000-01-06 The Inward Eye: Transcendence in Contemporary Art by Peter Schjeldahl, Lynn M. Herbert, 2002-06-15 Cindy Sherman: Centerfolds by Andy Grundberg, Peter Schjeldahl, et all 2004-02-02 Liza Lou: Essays by Peter Schjeldahl & Marcia Tucker by Noriko Gamblin, Peter Schjeldahl, 1997-09 EDWARD HOPPER: Light Years. Essay by Peter Schjeldahl. Oct.-Nov. 1988. by Inc. New York. Hirschl & Adler Galleries, 1988 Cindy Sherman 1979-1993 : Einl. v. Els Barents u. Peter Schjeldahl by Cindy Sherman, 1987 Denver Quarterly: Sheer Paint/Poetry, Summer 1993, Volume 28, Number 1; Peter Schjeldahl (Interview with) by Donald; Donald Revell (Edited By) Revell, 1993-01-01 WILLIAM WEGMAN. Paintings, Drawings, Photographs, Videotapes. Edited by Martin Kunz. Essays by Martin Kunz, Alain Sayag, Peter Schjeldahl, Peter Weiermair. Interview with William Wegman by David Ross. by William. Kunz, Martin - Editor. [Dogs]. Wegman, 1990-01-01 WILLIAM WEGMAN. Paintings, Drawings, Photographs, Videotapes. Edited by Martin Kunz. Essays by Martin Kunz, Alain Sayag, Peter Schjeldahl, Peter Weiermair. Interview with William Wegman by David Ross. William Weyman, essay by Peter Schjeldahl by William Wegman, Peter Schjeldahl, 1993 The New Yorker; Depbrah Solomon speaks with Peter Schjeldahl.(SLANT)(Interview): An article from: Artforum International by Deborah Solomon, 2008-06-22 WILLIAM WEGMAN. Paintings, drawings, photographs, videotapes. Edited by Martin Kunz. Essays by Martin Kunz, Alain Sayag, Peter Schjeldahl, Peter Weiermair. Interview with William Wegman by David Ross. May-June 1990. WILLIAM WEGMAN. Paintings, drawings, photographs, videotapes. Edited by Martin Kunz. Essays by Martin Kunz, Alain Sayag, Peter Schjeldahl, Peter Weiermair. Interview with William Wegman by David Ross. May-June 1990. by Luzern. Kunstmuseum., 1990-01-01

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21. Peter Schjeldahl: The 7 Days Art Columns
    peter schjeldahl The 7 Days Art Columns 19881990 ISBN 0-935724-41-91990 $12.50, From the preface by the author. My tenure as chief  
    http://www.durationpress.com/thefigures/7days.htm
    
    Extractions: From the preface by the author My tenure as chief art critic of 7 Days , from the Manhattan weekly's birth in March, 1988, to its sudden death in April, 1990, coincided with a period of growing muddle and malaise in New York, a sense of all-around entropy that I noted in my first column and that seems sadly confirmed by 7 Days' demise (though the proximate cause of that event was the impatience of the magazine's billionaire owner). I enjoyed the job immensely. The experience of hitting the streets every week with my most immediately burning opinions and pleasures suited me fine, and any true New Yorker can tell you that dire omens are as often a goad as a deterrent to the spirit of enjoyment in our passionately perverse town. At its best, weekly journalism seems to me a model of how to live in a city: with pried-open responsiveness to the fleeting moment (the moment, even, of overtaxed exhaustion). Column-writing, in particular, should amplify the non-stop, irascible, funny, serious talk that is the sweetest city music. "It was like every week you wrote a letter to your friends," artist Jane Kaplowitz has said to me. If it comes across that way, wonderfulkeeping in mind that in a column the "friends" addresses are people you've never met or the unexpressed sides, hidden from you, of those you know. That's part of what distinguishes sitting down to write instead of reaching for the telephone.

22. Arts/Literature/Authors/S/Schjeldahl,_Peter
    using our intelligent search feature. / Arts / Literature / Authors/ S / schjeldahl, peter. peter schjeldahl art critic and writer.  
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    Extractions: Search: Welcome to arts-entertainment-recreation.com, the comprehensive search portal dedicated to the arts. We have located some of the finest art and entertainment resources from across the Web and accumulated them into a single directory. Here you can choose from a wide variety of documents, reviews, articles, and Web sites about your favorite activities. Whether you enjoy film, Broadway shows, television, books, fine art, or travel, there is something here for you. As you peruse the directory, you will notice several categories pertaining to the arts. Feel free to navigate through these categories, from broad art-related topics to specific information on selected subjects. Our search portal also gives you the option to conduct a query using our intelligent search feature. Arts Literature Authors S Schjeldahl, Peter Peter Schjeldahl

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24. WAC | Calendar | June 1999 | RUSCHA LECTURE BY PETER SCHJELDAHL
    Edward Ruscha photo Leo Holub, Education RUSCHA LECTURE BY peter schjeldahl EDAND EDWARD THE POLITICS OF AMERICAN WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1999, 7 PM $6 ($3  
    http://www.walkerart.org/calendar/9906/details/ruscha_lect.html
    
    Extractions: Peter Schjeldahl, art critic for The New Yorker, addresses Edward Ruscha's uncommon uses of common American language. Before taking his post at The New Yorker, Schjeldahl was the art critic for The Village Voice, writing a weekly column on contemporary art and exhibitions on view in and around New York City. This lecture is part of the Walker's Modernisms@the Millennium series.

25. DINO - Language: Englisch - Arts - Literature - Authors - S - Schjeldahl, Peter
    Arts Literature Authors S schjeldahl, peter schjeldahl, peter,  
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26. DINO - Kultur - Literatur - Autoren Und Autorinnen - S - Schjeldahl, Peter
    Autoren und Autorinnen S schjeldahl, peter schjeldahl, peter,  
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27. McSweeney's Internet Tendency: A Transcript Of Yesterday's Super Bowl Halftime S
    Here to supply color commentary is the New Yorker's art critic, peter schjeldahl.peter, what must Laurie Anderson be feeling right now? peter schjeldahl.  
    http://www.mcsweeneys.net/2001/01/29halftime.html
    
    Extractions: GREG GUMBEL Hello, and welcome back to Super Bowl XXXV. I'm Greg Gumbel. In just a few minutes, the E*Trade Halftime show will begin. We're in for a treat here today, as the halftime program devised by Laurie Anderson and Robert Wilson, is titled, 'The Life of Francis Bacon, An Expressionist Canvas of Sight and Sound'. Here to supply color commentary is the New Yorker's art critic, Peter Schjeldahl. Peter, what must Laurie Anderson be feeling right now? PETER SCHJELDAHL Images of Isolation , Anna Akhmatova's Requiem for Morality , Tom Waits' 14-minute retelling of Gotterdammerung GREG GUMBEL PETER SCHJELDAHL No, Greg, that's the work itself. Laurie Anderson has decided to convey Bacon's sense of dislocation by abandoning the traditional 12-tone scale and writing her piece for a 15-tone scale. It's a brash and brave move, although not, perhaps an entirely successful one. Still, the crowd here today seems to be transfixed by it. They're not sure whether they like it or not, but they're definitely intrigued, and they're willing to give it a chance. GREG GUMBEL Ah. Now, Peter, there seem to be three identically attired individuals down there. Can you tell us who they are?

28. AnyBook4Less.com - Author: Peter Schjeldahl
    Prices, Cover Image, Title The Hydrogen Jukebox Selected Writings of peter schjeldahl,19781990 (Lannan Series of Contemporary Art Criticism, No 2) by peter  
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29. Peter Schjeldahl
    . peter schjeldahl. Waldónak. Esszé a mûkritikáról. Waldo Lydeckervezetõ New Yorki kritikus volt, abból a meghatározhatatlan  
    http://balkon.c3.hu/balkon_2000_12/schejdahl_text.htm

30. Anecdote Artful Analogy Schjeldahl Analogies Love Art
    meeting, and we just celebrated our twentieth anniversary. schjeldahl, peter (?), American art critic noted for his work with The New Yorker Sources The  
    http://anecdotage.com/index.php?aid=3635

31. Médiathèque - Accueil
    Translate this page Textes dans catalogues. 1993. schjeldahl, peter. — «The faith of daydreams».— William Wegman. schjeldahl, peter. — «Paintings the new Wegman».  
    http://media.macm.qc.ca/biobiblio/wegman_w/2wegman-bib.htm

32. New York Critic Peter Schjeldahl To Speak On "Painting" And "Beauty" October 24
    For Immediate Release New York Critic peter schjeldahl to Speak on Painting and Beauty October 24 and 25 October 16, 2000. WILLIAMSTOWN  
    http://www.clarkart.edu/make_a_visit/press_releases/content.cfm?ID=66

33. THE WALKER By PETER SCHJELDAHL Rediscovering New York With David Hammons
    THE WALKER Rediscovering New York with David Hammons by peter SCHJELDAHLIssue of 200212-23 and 30; Posted 2002-12-16 at http//www  
    http://www.coxcammer.com/michael/2003/review-original.htm
    
    Extractions: At a Starbucks in Cooper Square one recent evening, I waited in vain to meet David Hammons, the charismatic, elusive African-American artist whose much anticipated current solo show, at the Ace Gallery, is his first in New York in ten years. As the minutes went by and Hammons failed to appear (it turned out that he was waiting for me at another Starbucks, across the square), I weighed the odds that I was being treated to a custom-designed artwork. Hammons's strangely moving new installation, entitled "Concerto in Black and Blue," consists entirely of pitch-dark rooms that visitors are invited to explore with tiny flashlights in the company of other visitors whose presence is registered only by whisperings, footsteps, and firefly points of blue light. What, I thought, could be a more apt complement to an exhibition of nothing than a non-rendezvous with the artist himself? Hammons, who is fifty-nine years old, has long flouted an art world eager to make him a star. Museums and collectors prize such racially charged objects as stones crowned with hair, which the artist gathers from black barbershops, and drawings made by repeatedly bouncing a soiled basketball on ten-foot sheets of paper. He sells these works privately, often in Europe. His installations and performances tend to be ephemeral in the extreme. Perhaps his most famous work survives only in a droll photograph of the artist standing on a winter street in 1983, peddling snowballs. "I decided a long time ago that the less I do the more of an artist I am," Hammons had said to me on the phone. "Most of the time, I hang out on the street. I walk." He agreed to let me walk with him.

34. Index Stories, Listed By Author, Part 10
    1913 ); SCHERMER, JAMES; SCHIAPARELLI, GV; SCHIFF, STUART DAVID (1946-); SCHIMMEL, MICHAEL; schjeldahl, peter. Next Table-of-Contents.  
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    Extractions: Previous Table-of-Contents POLIDORI, JOHN WILLIAM POLLACK, RACHEL (Grace) (1945- ); also as Richard A. Pollack POLLACK, RICHARD A. (1945- ); also as Rachel Pollack POLLOCK, FRANK LILLIE POLLOCK, WALTER HERRIES POLYA, G. ... PORTER, WILLIAM SIDNEY ; see pseudonym O. Henry PORTIGAL, DAVE POSNER, RICHARD POSSONY, STEFAN T. ... POYER, D(avid) C(harles) (1949- ); see pseudonym David Andreissen POYER, JOE ; [i.e., Joseph John Poyer, Jr.] (1939- ) PRAETORIUS, JOHN JAMES PRAGNELL, FESTUS PRATCHETT, TERRY (David John) PRATT, (Murray) FLETCHER (1897-1956); see pseudonym Irvin Lester PRATT, WILLIAM HENRY (1887-1969); see pseudonym Boris Karloff PREHODA, ROBERT W. PREISS, BYRON (Cary) PRENTICE, PATRICK HENRY ... PRIEST, CHRISTOPHER (McKenzie) : The Run PRIESTLEY, J(ohn) B(oynton) PRIESTLEY, LEE (Shore) PRILL, DAVID PRITCHETT, RON ... PRONZINI, BILL ; [i.e., William John Pronzini] (1943- ); see pseudonym William Jeffrey PROSODY, F. STANISLAUS ; pseudonym, probably Cyril M. Kornbluth

35. Index Stories, Listed By Author
    Sir THOMAS; MORGAN, CHRIS — to — POLESHCHUK, ALEXANDER; POLIDORI,JOHN WILLIAM — to — schjeldahl, peter; SCHMIDT, STANLEY  
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36. Richard Hunt: Bibliography
    schjeldahl, peter. A Triumph Rather Than a Threat. New York Times, April 27, 1969,pp. Richard Hunt. Arts Magazine 43 (Summer 1969) 68. schjeldahl, peter.  
    http://www2.h-net.msu.edu/~rhunt/writings.html
    
    Extractions: Writings about Richard Hunt Books Ashton, Dore. Modern American Sculpture . New York: Harry Abrams, 1968. p. 37, pl. XXXI. Contemporary Art: Acquisitions, 1959-1961 . Foreword by Gordon M. Smith. Buffalo, New York: Buffalo Fine Arts Academy, Albright-Knox Art Gallery, 1961. pp. 10, 55. Dover, Cedric. American Negro Art . Greenwich, Conn.: New York Graphic Society, 1960. pp. 55-56, 142, [145]. Fine, Elsa Honig. The Afro-American Artist: A Search for Identity . New York, 1982. Patton, Sharon F. African-American Art . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1998. pp.212, 218, 231-232, figs. 111, 112. Exhibition Catalogues (chronological order) Milwaukee Art Center. Richard Hunt . Milwaukee, 1967. The Museum of Modern Art. The Sculpture of Richard Hunt . New York, 1971. Sears Bank and Trust Company. Richard Hunt: Sculpture, Drawings and Prints . Chicago, 1976. New Jersey State Museum. In Celebration: Six Black Americans . Trenton, 1980. Museum of African-American Art. Art in Public Places . Los Angeles, 1987.

37. The Hydrogen Jukebox : Selected Writings Of Peter Schjeldahl, 1978-1990:artnewyo
    The Hydrogen Jukebox Selected Writings of peter schjeldahl, 19781990 (LannanSeries of Contemporary Art Criticism, No 2) by peter schjeldahl, Malin Wilson  
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38. Book: The Hydrogen Jukebox: Selected Writings Of Peter Schjeldahl, 1978-1990 (La
    The Hydrogen Jukebox Selected Writings of peter schjeldahl, 19781990(Lannan Series of Contemporary Art Criticism, No 2). See Larger  
    http://www.eltunel.net/product/0520082826/AsinSearch/20/
    
    Extractions: This is a collection of reviews and essays written by the Oscar Wilde of art critics. Known for his witty and engaging column at the Village Voice, and his more recent post at the New Yorker, Schjeldahl has also contributed pieces to the New York Times, and most of the major art magazines. From the abstract expressionists to the simulationists, this book focuses mainly on the artists and movements of the last half of the 20th century. I loved this book. It was informative, intelligently written, and highly entertaining. I found Schjeldahl to be a rare critic who is genuinely excited by the work he sees and admiring of the many artists he writes about. He may not always like the work, but he always gives it a fair and honest review. In turn, he opened up my mind to the possibilities of what art is and can be.

39. Old News
    David Rees By Daniel Sinker Nixie Clock Gallery By Mike Harrison Wednesday, January22 Get Your War On By David Rees peter schjeldahl, an interview By Matthew  
    http://www.francismckee.com/decjan0003.htm

40. Studioseminar
    Philadelphia Museum of Art, 1984. schjeldahl, peter. AN INTERVIEW WITH DAVIDSALLE. New York Random House, 1987. schjeldahl, peter. ERIC FISCHL.  
    http://www.ups.edu/faculty/mweinman/studioseminar.htm
    
    Extractions: STUDIO SEMINAR: ADVANCED ISSUES IN EXPRESSION AND PRODUCTION (offered every Fall semester) MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY 1:00-3:50, K201 PROFESSOR MELISSA WEINMAN COURSE DESCRIPTION Prerequisite: any intermediate-level studio course. This "cap" course is required of all senior art majors in preparation for presenting their work in the Senior Exhibition. Students should have a working knowledge of the theories, practices and techniques in their area of production. The emphasis of this course is on thinking and working as an artist. This involves the process of finding one's subject, discovering one's method of working, and examining these things as parts in the creative process. Since artistic method and form are so closely related, we will also examine the relationship between the creative process, formal composition, and the content of a work of art. By focusing on process, students will be conscious of how successive pieces create a coherent body of work. Goals of the course: 1. Identify and refine aesthetic preferences. 2. Find/choose your subject(s).

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