| | | | Mika Rottenberg: The Production of LuckIntroduction by Christopher Bedford. Text by Julia Bryan-Wilson, Wayne Koestenbaum, Mika Rottenberg.
 This volume offers a comprehensive look at the career of Mika Rottenberg (born 1976). Each chapter is devoted to one of the major videos/installations for which Rottenberg has become known, with an abundance of installation views, video stills, planning diagrams and source materials. Additional illumination is provided through texts by Rottenberg herself that accompany each project. The book also includes drawing and photography, significant bodies of work by Rottenberg not previously explored in book form. Also included is a major new text by award-winning poet, novelist, humorist and cultural critic Wayne Koestenbaum, as well as texts on the artist by Rose Art Museum director Christopher Bedford, and author and theorist Julia Bryan-Wilson. The book also contains a thorough biography and bibliography of the artist to date, making this a comprehensive resource on Rottenberg.
Featured detail of the work on paper, "SZ1/SZ2" (2010), is reproduced from Mika Rottenberg: The Production of Luck.PRAISE AND REVIEWSThe Art Blog Andrea Kirsh Mika Rottenberg’s videos and installations are marked by a highly distinctive, unforgettable narrative style. One would not expect three-dimensional work that is also time-based to be well-conveyed in print, but this catalog to an exhibition at the Rose Art Museum does a remarkable job. |
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| | FROM THE ARTBOOK BLOG CORY REYNOLDS | DATE 7/29/2014 Featured image is a detail from the installation "Bowls Balls Souls Holes" (2014), produced for Mika Rottenberg's recent exhibition at The Rose Art Museum and reproduced here from the accompanying publication, The Production of Luck. In a conversation with Rose Art Museum director Christopher Bedford, Rottenberg states, "This piece spins around relationships between the physical and metaphysical. Rooms become characters, the bingo balls become electrons bouncing, the clothespin guy is the conductor, the sleeping moon lady is a vessel, and the announcer is the gatekeeper. They all affect temperature and move architecture. Internal psychological space extends beyond the body’s border, shaping the exterior by using parapsychology." continue to blog | |  | LOUISIANA MUSEUM OF MODERN ARTISBN: 9788793659513
USD $40.00 | CAN $56 UK £ 33Pub Date: 9/20/2022
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|  | GREGORY R. MILLER & CO./ROSE ART MUSEUMISBN: 9781941366004
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