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A GUIDE TO DEMOCRACY IN AMERICA A Guide to Democracy in America gathers more than 100 artists, cultural critics, and activists to reflect on the historical roots and current manifestations of democracy in the United States. This essential document includes: writing and artwork by Liam Gillick, Sharon Hayes, Jenny Holzer, Emily Jacir, Matt Keegan, Jon Kessler, Rodney McMillian & Olga Koumoundouros, Paul Ramírez Jonas, Steve Powers, Mark Tribe, and many others; comprehensive essays by Yates McKee, Doug Ashford of Group Material, and Nato Thompson; and interviews with Critical Art Ensemble’s Steve Kurtz, Rene Gabri & Ayreen Anastas, and Trevor Plagen; as well as a series town hall–style conversations with artists and activists from five cities across the country. Price: $15 |
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Hey Hey Glossolalia (BEFORE) and (AFTER) A two-volume publication with a section curated by Adam Pendleton and contributions by over 40 major contemporary artists, including Tauba Auerbach, Mark Beasley, Nicholas Bullen, Adam Chodzko, Cerith Wyn Evans, Chris Evans, Ryan Gander + Bedwyr Williams, Liam Gillick + Tirdad Zolgadhr, Will Holder, Mark Leckey, No Bra, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, William Pope L., Sun Ra, Rammellzee, Rigo 23, Frances Stark, Ian Svenonius, Javier Téllez, Mark Titchner, Vert, Robert King Wilkerson, Carey Young, and more. Price: $20 |
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SIX ACTIONS FOR NEW YORK CITY Adrian Piper, Gelitin, Spartacus Chetwynd, Jonathan Monk, Javier Téllez A Creative Time Book by Mark Beasley and David Plazker Six Actions for New York City: the publication documents a series of events, actions and performances staged between May and November 2007. An appraisal of current public art practice, it presents something of the dark humor and alternate critical desires of artists to reach out to the individual and suggest change through diverting the everyday flow and use of the city. Adrian Piper’s durational performance consisted of text applied in henna to the forehead of participants, literally conflating the space between thought and action. The fitful street experimentation of Spartacus Chetwynd flipped the city inside out as the artist turned the street into an open studio. Gelitin found a home among the freak shows and hot dog stands of Coney Island. Jonathan Monk’s Five Ballerinas in Manhattan felt at times lost and alone and at other times in step with street salesmen and pamphleteers. Kaprow describes such fertile ground as a “habitat,” the space in which constituent parties, relationships and values converge, resulting in an “overall atmosphere” and a certain mood that pervades and becomes part of the work. This publication tells a tale of temporary artistic footholds in the city through the material gained or suggested by each of the actions. Price: $10 |
| Creative Time: The Book Creative Time: The Book exposes how this visionary cultural provocateur completely changed the notion of art in the public realm and made it possible for more than 1300 artists to create over 300 awe-inspiring works that enlivened and transformed the city over the past three decades. Forward by Anne Pasternak. Preface by Lucy Lippard Essays by Peter Eleey, Kirby Gookin, Frances Richard, and Linda Yablonsky; Dialogue with Tom Eccles and Tom Finkelpearl; Interview by Michael Brenson with Cee Scott Brown, Anita Contini, and Anne Pasternak Contributions from Vito Acconci, Laurie Anderson, Paul Chan, Mel Chin, Thomas Demand, Julian LaVerdiere, Jenny Holzer, Adelle Lutz, William Pope.L, Martha Rosler, David Levi Strauss, and Mierle Laderman Ukeles Edited by Ruth Peltason. Design by karlssonwilker inc. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, NY Hardcover, 288 pages 8 x 11 x 1.25 inches Available now on Amazon.com - click here  |
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Haluk Akakce: Sky is the Limit Includes a text on the work by the artist; an essay by Alex Farquharson; a conversation between Haluk Akakce, Peter Eleey, and Jane & Louise Wilson; as well as a selection of past work (2002-2006) and introductions by Anne Pasternak of Creative Time and Joshua Abbey of the Las Vegas Arts Commission. Softcover, 56 pages Edited by Peter Eleey Published by Creative Time Books (2007) 10 x 7 inches Price: 29.95 |
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Doug Aitken: sleepwalkers Dusk falls on a cold winter evening, and five characters awaken and dress and make their way out into nighttime New York City. In Doug Aitken's sleepwalkers, these characters provide a blueprint for the city-a living, breathing mechanism fueled by the desires and ambitions of its inhabitants, who, in turn, nourish and are nourished by the city's energy, breadth, and depth. Essays by: Klaus Biesenbach, Chief Curator in the Department of Media at The Museum of Modern Art, and Peter Eleey, Curator and Producer at Creative Time Hardcover, 176 pages 8.5 x 10.75 x 1 inches Price: 39.95 Visit the MoMA Store to order |
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| Creative Time Editions and Posters provide both seasoned and fledgling collectors the opportunity to own an artwork created exclusively in support of Creative Time's programs. Thank you for your support! |
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Shimon Attie Lasers Writing Out Chinese Senior's Childhood Song, 1999 |
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Jeremy Blake Winchester Redux, 2004 |
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Paul Chan Robert Lynn Green Sr., a resident of the Lower Ninth Ward, holds a sign created by Paul Chan that reflects the first three lines of Samuel Beckett's "Waiting for Godot." These signs could be found posted on lampposts throughout New Orleans, alerting residents of the play's performances in the Lower Ninth Ward and Gentilly neighborhoods. After a while the signs came to feel like a shared secret, or some bounteous but anonymous civic gift, the way Keith Haring's subway paintings felt in New York in the early 1980s. They added up to a visual network, art as a connective tissue for a torn-apart town. - Holland Cotter, The New York TimesProceeds from the sale of this work directly support Waiting for Godot in New Orleans. To learn more, click here. Join Creative Council for $300 and get the edition at the special member rate of $500! Click here to learn more. Buy at member price ($500): |
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Red Grooms Benefit for Creative Time, 1980 Offset Lithograph; unframed 27 x 22 inches Signed Edition of 100 $1,200 Larger Image |
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Jim Hodges Untitled (for Creative Time), 2006 |
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Zhang Huan Untitled, 2004 |
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Eve Sussman & The Rufus Corporation Untitled (Hydra as Gomorrah) |
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Eve Sussman & The Rufus Corporation US Premiere The Rape of the Sabine Women |
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Mark di Suvero Roebling's Arch, 1983 |
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Nancy Burson Focus on Peace, 2002 |
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Hans Haacke Commemorative Poster Project, 2002 |
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Gary Hume Back of a Snowman, 2002 |
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Takashi Murakami Wink, 2002 |
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William Wegman Front Porch, 1999 |
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the Ultimate Gift! Our exclusive tote bag by Jack Spade features an image from Jenny Holzer’s project For the City,(2005) in which a series of airplanes pulled Holzer "truisms" over New York City’s skies. Canvas tote with reinforced handles and inside zip pocket, 7 x 19 x 12 inches, 2.5 lbs. SOLD OUT |
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Strange Powers |
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Altitude |
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Cary Leibowitz Untitled, 2005 "DON'T WASTE CREATIVE TIME" |
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Marilyn Minter Shit-Kicker, 2006 |
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Mike and Doug Starn Size of Nothing, 1996 |
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Fred Tomaselli Guilty, 2005 |
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