Border Crossings’ New Issue
VOL 29 NO 4 ISSUE 116
Issue 116 features:
INTERVIEWS with
Raymond Pettibon
“I like to say things with a visual economy of line and, as much as I can, in words.” states Pettibon in an interview with Border Crossings. The California-based artist talks with BC about his comic-like works on paper that combine text and drawn images inspired by figures from popular American culture.
Simon Hughes
The Winnipeg-based artist, best known for a series depicting improbable architectural designs and settings, talks to Border Crossings about artistic influences, Modernism, Canadiana and his new approach to art making.
ARTICLES on
The Avant-Garden, Offering a Space of Freedom: The Reford Gardens and the
International Garden Festival by Stephen Horne
The Rematerialization of the Idea: Traffic: Conceptual Art in Canada 1965-1980 by
Daniel Baird
David Bolduc: Towards a More Interior Life by Gary Michael Dault
Startling new FICTION by Canadian writer Laura Trunkey
BORDERVIEWS on truth-telling by Cathy Busby, the trucking architecture of Randall Anderson, Jillian McDonald‘s ghouls and zombies and Cliff Eyland and Guy Maddin‘s rapturous book collaborations.
Including REVIEWS of Carolee Schneemann, William Eakin, Anne Truitt, Larry Glawson, Jessica Stockholder, David Wityk, the Sixth Berlin Biennial for Contemporary Art, David Armstrong Six, Monica Tap and many more.
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Image above:
Raymond Pettibon, “No title (Where’s the green…)”, 2010.
Pen, ink, gouache and acrylic on paper, 30 x 22″.
Courtesy David Zwirner, New York, and Regan Projects, Los Angeles.