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Perfect Worlds: Artistic Forms & Social Imaginaries, Vol. 1

By Michael Workman

Perfect Worlds: Artistic Forms & Social Imaginaries, Vol. 1
$16.00 USD
  • Publisher: StepSister Press
  • Edition: Volume 1
  • Available in: Paperback
  • ISBN: 978-1732698918
  • Published: October 23, 2018
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Perfect Worlds: Artistic Forms & Social Imaginaries is a philosophical study of equality as binding principle by art-makers across disciplines, and how they view their work situated across unrestricted spectrums of social and ideological value. As source material for the tropes and themes of Workman’s interactionist and instructional choreographic work, they are intended as a recovery of under-represented discourses, scholarly research volumes, and critic’s “selected works.” It also aspires to trace the contours of what more life-like art may be present — or imagined — in today’s shifting social imaginaries.


Includes interviews with 
Kurt Vonnegut
Jenn Freeman (aka Po’Chop)
Ayako Kato
Shirin Neshat
Jamal “Lightbulb” Oliver
Michelle Kranicke
Jose Santiago Perez
Karen Finley
Ginger Krebs
Precious Jennings
Pidgeon Pagonis
John Waters
Jacinda Ratcliffe
Bill Ayers
Jeez Loueez
Daniel Bozutzky
Rosé Hernandez
Young Jean Lee
Claire Tancons
Darling Shear
Laurie Anderson
J’Sun Howard
Allen Moore
Bebe Miller
Nic Kay
Aaron Hughes & Amber Ginsburg
Deborah Hay
Joshua Ishmon
Carole McCurdy
Kiam Marcello Junio
Kerry James Marshall

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