Raid the Icebox Now |
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| Artist:
| Bronstein, Pablo
Eisenman, Nicole
Helguera, Pablo
Katleman, Beth
Leigh, Simone
Ruth, Sebastian
Scott, Paul
Triple Canopy, |
| Author:
| Smith, John W.
Ganz Blythe, Sarah
Lawrence, Matthew |
| (various roles):
| Eisen, Arielle
Gennari, Carolyn
Evans, Carson
Lee, Kit Son
Gould, Erik
Radtke, Jeremy
Campbell, Brendan
Hancock-Brainerd, William
Seymour Kim, Casey |
| ISBN: | 978-0-9856189-3-3 |
| Publication Date: | Dec 2019 |
| Publisher: | RISD Museum
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| Book Format: | Ebook |
| List Price: | Contact Supplier contact
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Book Description:
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To celebrate the 50th anniversary of its exhibition Raid the Icebox I with Andy Warhol, the RISD Museum engaged contemporary artists and designers Pablo Bronstein, Nicole Eisenman, Pablo Helguera, Beth Katleman, Simone Leigh, Sebastian Ruth, Paul Scott, and Triple Canopy to create new bodies of work or unique curatorial projects using the museum as a site for critical creative production and presentation. In this digital publication, the artists and other contributors question dominant...
More DescriptionTo celebrate the 50th anniversary of its exhibition Raid the Icebox I with Andy Warhol, the RISD Museum engaged contemporary artists and designers Pablo Bronstein, Nicole Eisenman, Pablo Helguera, Beth Katleman, Simone Leigh, Sebastian Ruth, Paul Scott, and Triple Canopy to create new bodies of work or unique curatorial projects using the museum as a site for critical creative production and presentation. In this digital publication, the artists and other contributors question dominant narratives and highlight the strengths and idiosyncrasies of the museum's collection using text, videos, images, and more. A landmark example of artist-curated museum exhibitions, Raid the Icebox I with Andy Warhol (1970) presented entire sections of objects as they appeared in storage, with little or no connoisseurial regard for their condition, authenticity, or art historical status. It remains one of the most celebrated and subversive exhibitions in contemporary art history.