Philip Rickey (22 results)

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paperback. Condition: near fine. Color illustrations. Large thin 4to, printed wrappers. New York: Marlborough Gallery, 2013. A near fine copy. Rickey, George (illustrator).

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Hardcover. Condition: Near Fine. Near Fine. First Edition. cloth, hardcover in dust jacket., no flaws or wear. clean. no markings. no bumps, tears, creases. strong binding.; english text.; 132pp., illustrated throughout in color, some b/w., two essays. catalogue. chronology. Size: 4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall. Exhibition Catalogue. …

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Cinema is more than entertainment. It is a way of thinking, remembering, and discovering the world. For decades, Phillip Lopate has been one of America's most perceptive writers on film, bringing to every viewing the curiosity of a novelist, the precision of an essayist, and the passion of a lifelong cinephile. In these wide-ranging conversations with acclaimed critic Carrie Rickey, Lopate reflects on the films, filmmakers, critics, cities, books, and friendships that shaped his life, from childhood Saturdays in Brooklyn movie theaters to encounters with Antonioni, Ozu, Renoir, Godard, Wiseman, Scorsese, Kiarostami, and countless others. Along the way, he reveals how movies became not merely an object of study, but a way of seeing.At once memoir, masterclass, and celebration of moviegoing itself, Essaying Movies is filled with sharp observations, unexpected enthusiasms, spirited disagreements, and decades of accumulated wisdom. Lopate ranges effortlessly across Hollywood and world cinema, literature and criticism, always asking the same essential question: how do great films deepen our understanding of ourselves and of others Whether you are discovering these directors for the first time or have spent a lifetime in darkened theaters, this is an irresistible invitation to think harder, look closer, and fall in love with the movies all over again.…

Buch. Condition: Neu. Neuware - Cinema is more than entertainment. It is a way of thinking, remembering, and discovering the world. For decades, Phillip Lopate has been one of America's most perceptive writers on film, bringing to every viewing the curiosity of a novelist, the precision of an essayist, and the passion of a lifelong cinephile. In these wide-ranging conversations with acclaimed critic Carrie Rickey, Lopate reflects on the films, filmmakers, critics, cities, books, and friendships that shaped his life, from childhood Saturdays in Brooklyn movie theaters to encounters with Antonioni, Ozu, Renoir, Godard, Wiseman, Scorsese, Kiarostami, and countless others. Along the way, he reveals how movies became not merely an object of study, but a way of seeing.At once memoir, masterclass, and celebration of moviegoing itself, Essaying Movies is filled with sharp observations, unexpected enthusiasms, spirited disagreements, and decades of accumulated wisdom. Lopate ranges effortlessly across Hollywood and world cinema, literature and criticism, always asking the same essential question: how do great films deepen our understanding of ourselves and of others Whether you are discovering these directors for the first time or have spent a lifetime in darkened theaters, this is an irresistible invitation to think harder, look closer, and fall in love with the movies all over again.…

Hardcover. Condition: Very good. Dust Jacket Condition: very good. First edition. Squarish quarto (over sized). Slight wear to edges and corners of boards and dust jacket. 132 p. w/ color and b&w illus., chronology, select bibliography, index.

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Condition: Good. 8vo. 12 pp. Soft Cover. Very Good. Stiff illustrated paper wraps with French folds. Staple binding. Minor shelf wear. Color plates throughout, with fold out pages; maps. Scarce.Provenance: From the estate of Gerald Nordland (1927-2019). Nordland was a museum director, art critic, educator and author. Dean of the Chouinard Art Institute (1960-64), Director of the San Francisco Museum of Art (now SFMoMA (1966-73), Milwaukee Art Museum (1977-85), and the UCLA Wight Art Gallery (1973-77). He is the author of over 60 publications, including books on Lachaise, Nakian, Diebenkorn and Frank Lloyd Wright. …

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Dust Jacket Condition: fine. First Edition. Quarto, 132pp., illustrated. A fine, bright copy in like dust jacket.

Encuadernación de tapa blanda. Condition: Bien. Dust Jacket Condition: Bien. Situation Esthetics: Impermanent Art and the Seventies Audience John Gutmann: A Transported Vision Carol Squiers Beuys: The Twilight of the Idol Benjamin H. D. Buchloh Willem de Kooning at the Pittsburgh International David Carrier Myron Stout s Complexity in Simplicity Tiffany Bell Dance : Lucinda Childs, Philip Glass and Sol LeWitt Deborah Perlberg David Reed s Paintings James Sherry Myth, Thermadorians and Solipsists Nicolas Calas COLUMNS FEATURES REVIEWS NEW YORK Stuart Morgan on Alice Aycock Stuart Morgan on Marco Bagnoli Stuart Morgan on Farrell Brickhouse Jeff Perrone on Robert Kushner Jeff Perrone on Willem de Kooning Jeff Perrone on Stefan Hirsch Jeff Perrone on Ron Gorchov Jeff Perrone on John McLaughlin Carrie Rickey on Philip Guston Carrie Rickey on Jennifer Bartlett Carrie Rickey on Steven Gianakos Carrie Rickey on Animals Living in Cities Hal Foster on Max Neuhaus Hal Foster on Richards Ruben Hal Foster on Lydia Dona Margaret Sheffield on Irving Petlin Margaret Sheffield on Don Gummer Judith Lopes Cardozo on Conrad Atkinson and Victor Burgin Judith Lopes Cardozo on Ed Kerns CAMBRIDGE Ronald J. Onorato on Corners DALLAS Fred Hoffman on Vernon Fisher LONDON Adrian Searle on Narrative Paintings Adrian Searle on John Hoyland LOS ANGELES Fred Hoffman on Chris Burden Fred Hoffman on DeWain Valentine Richard Armstrong on Jon Peterson SANTA BARBARA Richard Armstrong on Tom Wudl Richard Armstrong on Dialogue/Discourse/Research.…

Hardcover. Condition: Fine. Book. 421 x 303mm. A complete set of six volumes (1988-1991) of this richly illustrated, portfolio periodical with each issue's title letterpress printed on the front cover, together with different coloured end papers. The colophon is printed in a grey, red and black constructivist design on white stock across all volumes. Each volume was published in a limited edition of one hundred and fifty copies, except for Number 2, which was produced in an edition of 120 numbered copies, and Number 3 is not numbered. Blank Page was a biannual portfolio publication, designed and edited by Philip Dobree, with Adrian Self acting as literary editor. It is notable for its display of original works of pure abstraction (many signed and numbered), with critical texts interspersed throughout by significant theorists, writers and designers - these essays have been designed with a strict red and black constructivist aesthetic in mind, continuing the graphic style that unites all volumes. For example, in Volume 4, a cut-out black and white image by Douglas Allsop has been embedded with Geoff Bennington's text, "Not One". Presented as original multiples, the works featured include: lithographs; screen prints; relief prints; woodcuts; collages, etc. Volume 6, the final publication, is particularly rich in its gathering of many leading practitioners of pure abstraction, such as Charles Biederman, Cesar Domela, Anthony Hill, Michael Kidner, Francois Morellet and George Rickey. Taken individually, and as a collective series, Blank Page provides an impressive and extensive survey of the plastic arts and European constructivist design made during the period of its publication. Each portfolio performs like a mini, self-contained exhibition, with contributions by: Number One (unnumbered on cover, gold on green): Selima Hill, Michael Symmons Roberts, David Powell, Alan Bold, Patricia Conolly, Nicholas Rawson, A. R. Lamb, Norman MacAffee, Douglas Allsop, Matthew Tyson, Teal Trigs, Francesca Lowery, Childe Roland, Volker Strater, Matteo Adinolfi, Marco Bettoni, and Josephine Pryde. Number Two (red gilt on black): Jean Jacques Bauweraerts, Andrej Dluzniewski, Dre Devens, Ernest Edmonds, Heinz Gappmayr, Heinz Gruchot, Jean Pierre Husquinet, Michel Jouet, Fre Ligen, Jean Pierre Maury, Peter Meyer, Martine Meunier, Manfred Mohr, Tadeusz Myslowski, Nausica Pastra, Sigurd Rompza, Stefan Themerson, Dirk Verhaegen, and Steven Wheeler. Number Three (blue on light grey) : Juan Agudelo, Nubia Arcia, Bosco Centeno, Jonny Chavarria, Elvis Chavarria, Ivan Guevara, Donald Guevara, Pedro Pablo Meneses, Felipe Pena, Olivia Silva, Charles Bezie, John Carter, Gottfried Honneger, James Juszczyk, Claude Pasquer, Yves Popet, Nico W. Pot, Perry Roberts, David Saunders, Francisco Soto Mesa, Jaak Vuylsteke, and Elizabeth Willmoth. Number Four (black on brown): Andrew Benjamin, Geoff Bennington, Jean-Francois Lyotard, Stephen Melville, Timothy Murray, Peter Osborne, Douglas Allsop, Richard Bell, Marian Bruce, Tam Giles, John Goodyear, Rity Jansen Heijtmeijer, James Hugonin, Ray Masters, Dora Maurer, David Rubello, Albert Rubens, Clifford Singer, G. R. Thomson, Ian Tyson, and Opy Zouni. Number Five (red on orange): Dietrich Mahlow, Mirella Bentivolgio, Peter Downsborough, Heinz Gappmayer, Pierre Garnier, Ilse Garnier, Bohumila Grogerova, Josef Hirsal, Wilfred Huet, Angelika Janz, Arrigo Lora- Totino, Ann Noel, Mari Orensanz, Andrzej Partum, Jadwiga Przbylak & Janusz Bakowsky, Eino Ruutsalo, Takahashi Shohachiro, Yves de Smet, Grzegorz Sztabinski, Bernar Villiers, and Emmett Williams. Number Six (yellow on red): Stephen Bann, Andrew Benjamin, Andrew Wilson, Marcel Baugniet, Charles Biederman, Cesar Domela, Marcel Floris, Anthony Hill, Gottfried Honegger, Michael Kidner, Max Mahlmann, Francois Morellet, Aurelie NemNemours, Gudrun Piper, George Rickey, Michel Seuphor, and Anton Stankowski.…