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Mike Kelley

Artist
Mike Kelley
Date
1992
Publisher
Art Resources Transfer, Inc.
Format
Catalogues
Details
Softcover
ISBN
0-923183-09-4
Size
21.5 × 25.5 × 1 cm
Length
64 
Description

Mike Kelley’s iconoclastic artwork assails the sunshine fantasy of the “normal” family. In an extended and intelligent interview profusely illustrated with performance stills, reproductions, and installation shots, Kelley discusses the development of his work, his interest in pop culture, and the influence of crafts on his work.

Kelley: “I really hate when an artwork is open to all interpretations. I like interpretations to be limited so that the process is problematized. Not just any interpretation is good; there’s a certain range of interpretations that are allowed. Then the interpretation becomes a problem – I like that”.

Interview by John Miller

  1. Mike Kelley
 

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