Andrew Tyndall (11 results)

Paperback. Condition: Good. National Arts Journalism Program, Columbia University, New York, 2004. Paperback, 170 pp.; 28 cm; illustrated with charts, graphs, black-and-white photographs and reproduced newspaper pages. Edited by Andras Szanto, Daniel S. Levy and Andrew Tyndall. In Good condition. Black paper covers with an illustration of Xiaoze Xie's painting "July 2001, H.P." (stacked newspapers) on upper front cover, white lettering on front cover and spine; mild shelf and edge wear with light bumping, increasing to edges and corners, some color loss along edges and spine, mild scuffing, and creasing to front cover near spine. Light creasing to front endpapers. Binding tight. Pages clean and unmarked. [From back cover] In 1998 the National Arts Journalism Program set out to gauge the health of America's arts coverage. The U.S. economy was booming, and Reporting the Arts found a robust interest in the arts. Reporting the Arts was the first comprehensive study of its kind. In it we analyzed daily newspapers in 10 cities across the country as well as three national papers (The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal and USA Today), The Associated Press and network television. Much has since changed in our post-September 11th world. A weaker economy has hurt both arts organizations and the news media. . . . Now, using the earlier findings as a benchmark, Reporting the Arts II examines the shifting state of arts journalism. The study revisits the same cities we analyzed in 1998 and takes a close look at their arts communities and the cultural coverage in their newspapers and other local news media. It also reexamines the national press and network news, and takes a look at the burgeoning areas of the alternative press, online coverage and public radio, among other sources of news. Additionally the study includes a collection of essays by NAJP fellows on various fields of criticism and the complicated challenges facing arts journalists today. Contributors include Robert Christgau, Sasha Frere-Jones, Robert Brustein, Robert Campbell and Joseph Horowitz. The NAJP closed in 2005, a year after publication. Contents: Overview (Introduction: Arts Coverage in a New Century; The Arts Take Center Stage; The Dailies: Old Formats, New Challenges); Local Media (Charlotte; Chicago; Cleveland; Denver; Houston; Miami; Philadelphia; Portland; Providence; San Francisco Bay Area); National Media (Defining Their Turf; Alternative Weeklies Enter the Mainstream; National Public Radio; Online Coverage; Culture on Television; Spanish-Language Arts Coverage; Asian-American Arts and the Media; Coverage of the Arts Abroad); Critical Perspectives (A History of Rock Criticism; Subject/Object: Firsthand Knowledge in Criticism; Classical Music Criticism at the Crossroads; Reflections of an Outsider Critic; When Dramaturgs Ruled the Earth; Thoughts on Architecture Criticism; The Fine Arts on TV; Below the Radar: Covering the Arts Underground); Appendix (Methodological Summary; Acknowledgments). …

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Hardcover. Condition: Fair. No Jacket. Worn green boards, Tear along most of the front edge of the spine, bumping to corners, cracking to binding inside cover such that the web of the binding is exposed but binding holding, brown spotting to first 15 pages of the book and last 6 pages or so. Text block clear apart from the brown splotches. WR.…

Stapled spine. Condition: Very good in wraps. First Edition. 22 x 29cm very good paperback catalogue published on the occasion of a digital restoration of the film Argument (1978) by Anthony McCall and Andrew Tyndall. The twin principles of modernism and marketing: seeing fresh promise in familiar things Three male voices dissect one edition of The New York Times through a series of locked-off shots, revealing the prejudice and latent content of news and advertisements, reading images as texts and presenting text as an image. Fashion photographs are used as a starting point for a political investigation of news, advertising, and images of masculinity while at the same time, the filmmakers reflect on their own position and the possibility of radical film practice. Influenced by both the American and European avant-gardes, notably Godard and Hollis Frampton, Argument is stylistically beautiful and relentless in its enquiry. Anthony McCall and Andrew Tyndall s legendary and provocative essay film Argument, was first screened at the Edinburgh International Film Festival in 1978.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. Smaller sized hardcover without dust jacket in very good condition for its age. Board edges, corners and spine ends are slightly bumped and rubbed. Page block, pastedowns, endpapers and page edges are somewhat tanned. A few of the pages are creased at the upper corners. Age related and minimal ink marks on the occasional page. Binding is sound and pages are otherwise clear. LW. Used.…

47 pp.; 27.4 x 21 cm.; staple bound; black-and-white; edition size unknown; unsigned and unnumbered; offset-printed; Winter 1980 - 1981 issue of the periodical Idiolects. [Edited by Lynne Tillman]. Contents include "Incomplete Report on the first Week of the 34th Edinburgh International Film Festival, August 17 - 30, 1980, and Musings on Several Other Films, Both by Yvonne Rainer (I Mean Both Report and Musings)," by Yvonne Rainer; "New York Super-8: Edinburgh Event, 1980," by Kathryn Kay; "A Terrible Time in the West But.," by Gary Indiana; "About 'Invisible Adversaries,' Vienna, 1976 (A Film by Valie Export)," by Valie Export; "The Need for a Second Circuit," by Andrew Tyndall; "Final Scenes from '2 Restaurants,'" by Richard Foreman; "From 'Fresh Blood (A Dream Morphology),'" by Carolee Schneemann; "From 'Portraits (A Series of Short Prose Pieces),'" by Hannes Hatje; "We Care," by Barbara Kruger; "Some Notes on the Films of Marguerite Duras," by Better Gordon; "French Film Friends, A Memoir of the 1960s," by David Rattray; "Tripe: Betsy Sussler Interviews Caz Porter" and "The Difficult Task of Being a Filmaker," by Jackie Raynal. Good. 7.8 cm. of surface tearing/rubbing to recto at spine. Yellowing and light soiling of cover edges with sunning of verso. Contents clean and unmarked.…