Esopus 24: Spring 2017

Tod Lippy (editor)

ISBN 10: 098991173X / ISBN 13: 9780989911733

Published by Esopus Foundation Ltd., Brooklyn, NY, 2017

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Esopus Foundation, Brooklyn, NY, 2017. Softcover, 227 pp. Profusely illustrated art journal presented with minimal editorial framework and no advertising. Edited by Tod Lippy. This issue includes artists' projects by Carlos Amorales, Ted Barker, Hayden Dunham, Marco Maggi, Tony Tasset, and Jane and Louise Wilson. Also an interview with translator Ann Goldstein, never-before-published images from the early 1970s by photographer Arthur Tress; the dazzling quilts of Ernest B. Haight (1899-1992); a new installment of the regular series, "Modern Artifacts," featuring archival material from The Museum of Modern Art, and more. This issue includes a CD of new music. Near fine.

Seller Inventory # ABE-1777501668785

Bibliographic Details

• Title: Esopus 24: Spring 2017
• Publisher: Esopus Foundation Ltd., Brooklyn, NY
• Publication Date: 2017
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 098991173X
• ISBN 13: 9780989911733
• Binding: Soft cover
• Condition: Near Fine
• Dimensions: 2.79W x 22.61H x 28.96D centimeters 2.79 centimeters width by 22.61 centimeters height by 28.96 centimeters depth
• Weight: 1383 grams
• Seller catalogs:
  • Art

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Synopsis

Esopus 24 includes long-form artists’ projects by Carlos Amorales, Ted Barker, Hayden Dunham, Marco Maggi, Tony Tasset, and Jane and Louise Wilson. Other contents include an interview with translator Ann Goldstein (perhaps best known for her English translation of Elena Ferrante’s novels), who will also translate submissions in Italian from Esopus readers for the issue’s subscriber invitational; never-before-published photographs from the early 1970s by Arthur Tress; a piece on the stunning quilts of Ernest B. Haight (1899–1992); a new installment of our regular series, “Modern Artifacts,” featuring archival material from The Museum of Modern Art archives reproduced in facsimile; as well as the first appearance of “Public Access,” a new series copresented with the New York Public Library which features items from the Library’s Carl H. Pforzheimer Collection of Shelley and His Circle. The issue includes a themed CD of brand-new music.