General Idea - life & work by Sarah E.K. Smith.

Main entry:

Smith, Sarah 1983- VerfasserIn. aut

Title & Author:

General Idea - life & work by Sarah E.K. Smith.

Publication:

Toronto, ON Art Canada Institute [2016]
©2016

Description:

1 Online-Ressource (147 Seiten) Illustrationen

Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Biography -- Key works -- Significance & critical issues -- Style & technique -- Where to see -- Notes -- Glossary -- Sources & resources -- About the author -- Credits.

Summary:

Provocateurs General Idea (active 1969-1994) invented their history and made it reality:?We wanted to be famous, glamourous and rich. That is to say we wanted to be artists and we knew that if we were famous and glamourous we could say we were artists and we would be ... We did and we are. We are famous, glamourous artists.?1 The group--comprised of AA Bronson, Felix Partz, and Jorge Zontal--met in Toronto in the late 1960s and went on to live and work together for twenty-five years. General Idea ceased activities in 1994, with the untimely deaths of Partz and Zontal from AIDS-related causes.

Resources:
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ISBN:

9781487100926
1487100922
9781487100933
1487100930
9781487100940
1487100949

Subject:

General Idea (Firm) History.
General Idea (Firm)
Art, Canadian 20th century.
Art, Canadian.
Biographies.
History.

Form/genre:

Biography
History
Biografie.
Biographies.

Added entries:

General Idea Künstlervereinigung IllustratorIn.
Art Canada Institute Verlag.

General Idea - life and work

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