Nicolas A. Moufarrege : Dean Daderko & Elaine Reichek in conversation.
Daderko, Dean,interviewee,interviewer.
Reichek, Elaine,interviewee,interviewer.
Roberts, LJ,1980-writer of foreword.
Sur Rodney (Sur),1954-writer of supplementary textual content.
Visual AIDS (Organization),issuing body.
"Additional contributions by LJ Roberts and Sur Rodney (Sur)"--Back cover.
"Dean Daderko speaks with Elaine Reichek about the art, life and legacy of Nicolas Moufarrege,"--Publisher's Web site (viewed on September 22, 2017).
Includes bibliography of selected writings of Nicolas A. Moufarrege (pages 67-69).
"Nicolas A. Moufarrege, who died in 1985 at the age of thirty-six, was a critic, curator, and artist. During his lifetime, he was best known for being a critical champion of the East Village art scene. Born in Egypt to Lebanese parents, Moufarrege was raised in Beirut and lived in Paris, before landing in New York in the early 1980s. He molded a complex mixture of his ethnic roots and love of contemporary culture into a distinct sensibility--his idiosyncratic embroidered works confirm that he deserves, moveover, to be remembered for his art"--Page 4 of cover.
Moufarrege, Nicolas A., 1947-1985.
Daderko, Dean
Reichek, Elaine
AIDS (Disease) and art.