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California Counter-Culture Through the Eyes of Mary Heilmann
Little Mondrian, Mary Heilmann A new London exhibition charts the brilliant career of the west coast-born artist whose work is infused with 1960s psychedelia June 08, 2016 Who? Born in California in 1940, Mary Heilmann studied ceramics, literature, poetry and sculpture in San Francisco, Santa Barbara, and Berkeley, before moving to New York in 1968.
Your ultimate guide to Wolfgang Tillmans
Lutz & Alex holding cock, 1992Photography Wolfgang Tillmans, taken from the July 2010 issue of Dazed and Confused A letter-by-letter guide to the photographer’s career – from his first coffee shop exhibition in 80s Hamburg to an upcoming retrospective at London’s Tate Modern 23January 2017 Born in 1968 in Remscheid, Germany, Wolfgang Tillmans held his first exhibition – a series of large distorted photocopies – in a café in Hamburg while undertaking community service.
Author Chris Kraus on the importance of the ‘lonely girl’
Blurring the lines of fiction, letters and memoir, Chris Kraus's first novel, I Love Dick, caused a sensation when it was originally published in 1997. Over the last two decades its popularity has evolved from niche and divisive to a crucial and widely celebrated feminist text. Published by Semiotext(e), from her own imprint Native Agents, I Love Dick established a new kind of genre, a form that lies somewhere between cultural criticism and fiction.
Chris Kraus on her radical 1997 novel ‘I Love Dick’
Blurring the lines of fiction, letters and memoir, Chris Kraus's first novel, I Love Dick, caused a sensation when it was originally published in 1997. Over the last two decades its popularity has evolved from niche and divisive to a crucial and widely celebrated feminist text. Published by Semiotext(e), from her own imprint Native Agents, I Love Dick established a new kind of genre, a form that lies somewhere between cultural criticism and fiction.
A short history of the most radical DIY magazines
The latest instalment of a new zine series, each month we ask an influential member of the zine community for their picks of the best publications on the self-publishing scene, this month being the turn of Orlando’s editor-in-chief (and frequent Dazed contributor), Philomena Epps Resistant to the motives of mainstream media, and inspired by gender theory and identity politics, Orlando is a print magazine and online platform where a polyphony of voices and ideas can come together.
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