Jim Dine, Painter’s Theater 1960-1965
This publication brings together two interviews with Jim Dine conducted by Annalisa Rimmaudo and Didier Mathieu on two different occasions. The first part is the transcript of the meeting "Jim Dine. A propos de ses Environments et Performances" that took place at the École nationale supérieure d'art in Limoges on March 18, 2019. The second part corresponds to the recording of a telephone conversation with the artist that took place on April 19 and 20, 2020. The first interview has a public, collective dimension: it took place in a lecture hall in front of a large audience consisting mainly of students. Jim Dine, like his interlocutors, spoke into a microphone and was filmed. The second is characterised by the intimacy of the telephone conversation. Jim Dine speaks on the telephone seated in the living room of his home, as his interlocutors do. Although aware of the recording, he is not confronted with a scene and the mechanisms that the device activates.
Edited by Annalisa Rimmaudo
Published by CDLA (Centre des livres d’artistes)
ISBN 9782917393154
72 pages
2024
Stock: ✔
25 Eur
This publication brings together two interviews with Jim Dine conducted by Annalisa Rimmaudo and Didier Mathieu on two different occasions. The first part is the transcript of the meeting "Jim Dine. A propos de ses Environments et Performances" that took place at the École nationale supérieure d'art in Limoges on March 18, 2019. The second part corresponds to the recording of a telephone conversation with the artist that took place on April 19 and 20, 2020. The first interview has a public, collective dimension: it took place in a lecture hall in front of a large audience consisting mainly of students. Jim Dine, like his interlocutors, spoke into a microphone and was filmed. The second is characterised by the intimacy of the telephone conversation. Jim Dine speaks on the telephone seated in the living room of his home, as his interlocutors do. Although aware of the recording, he is not confronted with a scene and the mechanisms that the device activates.
Edited by Annalisa Rimmaudo
Published by CDLA (Centre des livres d’artistes)
ISBN 9782917393154
72 pages
2024
Stock: ✔
25 Eur
