Ron Terada: Who I Think I Am

Published to coincide with exhibitions at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham; Justina M. Barnicke Gallery, Toronto; and Walter Phillips Gallery, Banff; this publication covers the most comprehensive collection to date of work by Ron Terada. His work is fundamentally an acknowledgement of the existence of others, allowing us to dwell on the nature of the art world within wider cultural contexts. The appropriation we see here, of other people€™s text, of other people€™s design, of other people€™s music, is not the result of some slack, dead-end postmodernism, but rather the outcome of a rare sensitivity and openness. His work is about the small differences that we all make, in any situation, simply by being alive. Essays by Cliff Lauson, Anne Low and Tom McDonough.

Helen Legg is a British curator of contemporary art. She has held positions as Director, Spike Island, Bristol; and Curator of Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, UK. Legg has written and edited multiple publications including Drawing Links (2006), and Ron Terada: Who I Think I am (2010).