The studio reader
Subtitle: on the space of artists
By: edited by Mary Jane Jacob and Michelle Grabner.
Contributors: Jacob, Mary Jane.; Grabner, Michelle.
Publisher: University of Chicago Press; University Of Chicago Press
Published: 2010
Place of publication: Chicago; London
Language: eng
Number of pages: 376
ISBN-13: 9780226389592; 9780226389615
Subjects: Artists' studios; Art -- Philosophy
Notes: Includes index.
Table of contents: title: The studio as resource: Buzz Spector; title: Rochelle Feinstein; title: Shana Lutker, Index: dream studio, 2003-2006; title: Michael Smith, Recipe: perfect studio day; title: John Baldessari, a conversation with Mary Jane Jacob; title: The studio as set and setting:  Howard Singerman, a possible contradiction; title: Frances Stark; title: Robert Storr, a room of one's own, a mind of one's own; title: Bruce Nauman, setting a good corner; title: Michael Peppiatt and Alice Bellony-Rewald, studios of America; title: Annika Marie, action painting fourfold: Harold Rosenberg and an arena in which to act; title: Barry Schwabsky, the symbolic studio; title: Kimsooja; title: The studio as stage: David J. Getsy, the Francis Bacon Studio at Hugh Lane Gallery; title: Art & language, art & language paints a picture; title: David Reed; title: Thomas Lawson; title: Charline von Heyl; title: Svetlana Alpers, the view from the studio; title: Rodney Graham, studio; title: Joe Scanlan, post-post-studio; title: Carolee Schneemann, the studio, June 22, 2009; title: Daniel Buren, the function of the studio; title: Daniel Buren, the function of the studio revisited: Daniel Buren in conversation; title: Carrie Moyer; title: Marjorie Welish; title: Marjorie Welish, the studio visit; title: Marjorie Welish, the studio revisited; title: The studio as lived-in space: Mary Bergstein. The artist in his studio: photography, art, and the masculine mystique; title: Rachel Harrison; title: Lynn Lester Hershman; title: Brenda Schmahmann, cast in a different light: women and the artists's studio theme in George Segal's sculpture; title: Karl Haendel; title: Brian Winkenweder, the kitchen as art studio: gender, performance, and domestic aesthetics; title: Glenn Adamson, analogue practice; title: Amy Granat, 1107; title: David Robbins; title: James Welling, polaroids 1976; title: The studio as space and non-space: Jon Wood, Brancusi's white studio; title: James Welling, Paris, 2009; title: Caroline A. Jones, post-studio/postmodern/postmortem; title: Courtney Martin, the studio and the city: s.p.a.c.e. ltd. and Rasheed Araeen's chakras; title: Katy Siegel, live/work; title: Suzanne Lacy; title: Walead Beshty, studio narratives; title: Andrea Bowers; title: Judith Rodenbeck, studio visit; title: Lane Relyea, studio unbound.