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Nothing and Everything Silvia Kolbowski Rien et Tout Silvia Kolbowski and Michele Theriault 88 pages; 10 color illustrations; 12 B+W illustrations Galerie Leonard & Bina Ellen Art Gallery, Concordia University 2009 (Includes a 10 pg. conversation between Silvia Kolbowski and Michele Theriault; reprints in English (and translations in French) of "Inadequacy," by Rosalyn Deutsche and "After and Before," by Christopher Bedford.) Available through: |
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Proximity to Power, American Style Silvia Kolbowski 108 pages, 77 color illustrations. Published by WhiteWalls, Chicago 2008 Distribution: University of Chicago Press. Edited by Anthony Elms (A full transcription of the 2004 project, including all monologues and slide images) Available through: |
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an inadequate history of conceptual art Silvia Kolbowski 36 pages, 11 color illustrations Authors: Interview by Luiza Nader; excerpts from articles by Rosalyn Deutsche and Mignon Nixon Center for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle, Warsaw, 2007 [Both English and Polish versions were published.] Available through: |
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Inadequate...Like...Power Silvia Kolbowski 176 pages, 49 color illustrations, 50 b/w illustrations Authors: Rosalyn Deutsche, Mignon Nixon, Stephan Schmidt-Wulffen, Interview by Hal Foster Secession 2004, ISBN 3-88375-894-9 Distribution: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König (Catalogue of exhibition held at Secession, Vienna, 2004; Documents three projects "an inadequate history of conceptual art," "Like Looking Away," and "Proximity to Power," as well as several earlier projects; all texts in English and German.) Available through (among other locations): |
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Silvia Kolbowski XI Projects 112 pages, 3 color illustrations, 117 b/w illustrations Authors: Johanne Lamoureux, Lynne Tillman, Rainer Ganahl Border Editions 1992, ISBN 0-9633328-0-5 (Documents work from 1987-1990; Lamoureux text in English and French) Available through: |
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Silvia Kolbowski Walid Raad 88 pages, 7 color illustrations,13 b/w illustrations A.R.T. Press 2006, ISBN 0-923183-40-X (Inadvertently situated during the Israeli invasion of Lebanon in the summer of 2006, this epistolary dialogue between the two artists traces one artist's evacuation from Lebanon, and one artist's experience of the war through texts and images. Interwoven are discussions about aesthetic methodology, representations of war and its aftermath, and the psychical stakes of the politics of war and art.) Available through (among other locations): |
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Closed Circuit Soho Chelsea/Fashion/Furniture/Food/Art 23 pages, 2 b/w illustrations, 1 color tipped-in plate Silvia Kolbowski and Postmasters Gallery, 1997 Authors: Miwon Kwon and Silvia Kolbowski (An email exchange between the artist and the historian, discussing the development of a project about the movement of art galleries from the New York neighborhood of Soho to Chelsea around the time of the publication. This artist's book accompanied an exhibition of the same name.) Available through: (Read: Reinhold Martin text on Closed Circuit, 1997) |
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Women Artists at the Millenium Edited by Carol Armstrong and Catherine de Zegher 408 pages, fully illustrated MIT Press, 2006, Cambridge, ISBN 026201226X (Contains the article: "The She-Fox: Transference and the 'Woman Artist,'" by Mignon Nixon, which includes an analysis of "an inadequate history of conceptual art," and "Like Looking Away," as well as of the artist Louise Bourgeois.) Available through (among other locations): |
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Enlarged from the Catalogue: The United States of America 40 pp. (16 transluscent); 5 color images Silvia Kolbowski and Postmasters Gallery, 1988 (This book accompanied the exhibition, "Enlarged from the catalogue: The United States of America." It includes images and excerpted captions from a Metropolitan Museum catalogue of American wing holdings, and three additional text excerpts: a table of contents from an 1861 American slave narrative; the case of a Native American woman who sued her tribe over their patrilineal and preservationist property rules, and an excerpt from a Chinese grammar primer about the use of ungendered pronouns.) Available through: |
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