Gillis Brian (4 results)

Soft Cover. Condition: As New. 99 pages, softcovers; limited edition to 2,000 unnumbered copiesk it is not signed; the catalogue is mostly text but does have some illustrations in the back; SHORT SYSNOPSIS: "With Free Radio, Lambert and Gillis proposed to build a functioning radio station inside the gallery with related educational materials and programming. The station will be built over the course of five days, used for a one-hour test broadcast when completed, and disassembled each week." "Free Radio was conceived of by artists, is sited at CUE Art Foundation, and is driven by the reconsideration of the gallery as a cultural hub. The gallery will serve as a place that uses art to catalyze discourse and the dissemination of information, and as a site for tool building while mining and solidifying the identity of a community." Some of table of Contents: 1) Free Radio Primer, 2)Liberating the Airwaves, 3)Free Radio, Jim Grubbs, 4)Radio History Timeline, 5)Radio Techology Timeline, 6)Transcriptions of Select Radio Broadcasts, 7)FCC Regulations, 8)Radio History Case Studies, 9) FM Radio Transmitter; in EXCELLENCT COND.…

Magazine. Condition: Very Good. First Edition. The front cover has some small creases on the bottom right corner edge. Articles include - BUILDING PUPPETS AND PORTABLE STAGES BY ROBERT TEN EYCK HANFORD, THE ART OF VENTRILOQQUISM, SELECTED SLEIGHTS, DELAND'S EVER READY TRICK CARDS BY WALTER B. GIBSON, FLOSSO'S MAGIC SHOP GET A FACELIFTING, ON THE ROAD WITH BLACKSTONE SR. BY WENDEL W. GIBSON, WITCH HUNT BY WALT LEE, THE MAGIC LANTERN THEATRE BY BRIAN GILLIS, WHAT EVER HAPPENED TO COMMON SENSE IN MAGIC BY THE AMAZING RANDI. …

Hardcover. Condition: Very Good. 140 pages, illustrations (chiefly color), 21 cm. "This publication follows . an exhibition of the same name. Discursive was on view in the JSMA's Artist Project Space from February 28 through April 29, 2018. Organized by University of Oregon Associate Professor of Art and Ceramics Coordinator Brian Gillis, it featured new works by Gillis and colleagues in the School of Art + Design alongside the works of visitors who participated in the UO's 2016 Summer Craft Forum with them. This reader expands on the multi-perspective dialogue between these artists. Rather than documenting the 2018 exhibition, it gathers these collaborators' individual reflections on making and thinking--told through pages individually curated by each." -- the Foreword. Very good condition. Round sticker affixed to front pastedown.…

Softcover. A white softcover book with black text on the spine. Pages: (11), 4-281. Profusely illustrated with a majority color images. "The book is a collaborative work representing the series launched in 2010, which brought national curators and critics to visit Oregon artists in their studios across the state, to present lectures and to participate in community dialogue. The book contains images of the 115 Oregon artists and their studio spaces visited between 2015-2019." VG: Tear in the font cover at the bottom edge in the center. The attached gallery card is bent where it was attached proud to the book. Clean pages and solid binding.…