Anarchism Without Adjectives: On the Work of Christopher D'Arcangelo (1975-1979)

Christopher D'Arcangelo

• Other Authors Dean Inkster (Contributor), Jeffrey Deitch (Contributor), Daniel Buren (Contributor), Robert Owen (Contributor), Maurizio Torealta (Contributor), Stephan Dillemuth (Contributor), Anthony Davies (Contributor), Jakob Jakobsen (Contributor)
• Title

  Anarchism Without Adjectives: On the Work of Christopher D'Arcangelo (1975-1979)

• Date 2011
• ISBN 9780966362657
• Publisher New York: Artists Space
• Description 40 p; 7.5 in; b/w ill.
• Language English
• Collections Permanent Collection, Dan Fox Collection
• Summary

  Essays by Dean Inkster, Jeffrey Deitch, Daniel Buren, Robert Owen, and Maurizio Torealta, with other bits and bobs. D'Arcangelo was known for his artistic practice notable for its radicality and critical import concerning the rold of the artist, status of the art object, and institutionalization of art. He was known for his disruptive actions at various big-name art museums and his collaborative work with Peter Nadin. D'Arcangelo committed suicide in 1979 (Mullen Books). 

• Tags American art -- 20th century, Exhibition catalog, Institutional critique