Authors

• Alain Badiou
• Daniel Barenboim
• Georges Bataille
• Walter Benjamin

• Emilie Bickerton
• Timothy Brennan
• Giuliana Bruno
• Michael Chanan

• Hamid Dabashi
• Ernst Fischer
• Hal Foster
• Owen Hatherley

• Fredric Jameson
• Annette Kuhn
• Esther Leslie
• Jacques Rancière

• John Roberts
• Michael Sorkin
• Julian Stallabrass
• Raymond Williams

• Peter Wollen
• Slavoj Žižek
• Ariella Aïsha Azoulay
• Claire Bishop

• Rosa Bosch
• John Chase
• Joan Copjec
• Román de la Campa

• Nicholas Delbanco
• Stephen Duncombe
• Sujatha Fernandes
• Tony Fitzmaurice

• Laura Grace Ford
• Carlo Ginzburg
• Jonathan Glancey
• Stephen Graham

• Boris Groys
• J. Hoberman
• E. Ann Kaplan
• John King

• George Lipsitz
• Gabriele Pedulla
• José Pierre
• Paula Rabinowitz

• Ralph Rugoff
• Mark Shiel
• Paul Julian Smith
• Rebecca Solnit

• Michael Sprinker
• Gary Stewart
• Maxwell Tremblay
• Jann S. Wenner

• Sheila Whitaker

Books

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  Readings and Writings

  by Peter Wollen
  Essays and fiction on oppositional art, 1968-1982.

  4 posts

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  Imaginary Relations

  by Michael Sprinker
  A cogently argued attempt to shift the terrain of Marxist theorizing about art from ideology to a concept of aesthetic texts as sources of empirical data about the real, historical world. 
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  Drawing the Line

  by Oriana Baddeley and Valerie Fraser
  The most comprehensive account of contemporary Latin American art ever to appear in English.

  1 post

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  Alien Zone

  Edited by Annette Kuhn
  Perhaps because of its popularity, science fiction has long suffered from critical neglect.

  6 posts

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  Critique of Taste

  by Galvano Della Volpe
  A classic work of twentieth-century aesthetics.

  4 posts

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  Shades of Noir

  Edited by Joan Copjec

  Paris, summer 1946: this moment marks an important event in cinema history, not of production but of exhibition.

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  Art Has No History!

  Edited by John Roberts
  Lively essays on the role of intention and agency in understanding art.
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  Exquisite Corpse

  by Michael Sorkin
  A collection of daring, often devastating, observations about the creation of buildings and the institutions and personalities who have dominated the profession.

  3 posts

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  Women's Pictures

  by Annette Kuhn

  This pioneering and influential work of feminist theory has been extensively updated by the author to chart the changes in feminist film theory and...

  7 posts

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  Musica Practica

  by Michael Chanan
  Exploring musical tradition, technology and the soundtrack of the modern world.

  2 posts

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  They Must Be Represented

  by Paula Rabinowitz

  A challenging and original study of gender and truth in documentary media.

  1 post

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  Repeated Takes

  by Michael Chanan
  How the record changed music, and the way we listen to it.

  3 posts

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  Circus Americanus

  by Ralph Rugoff
  “A carnival of New World wonders.”—Jon Savage
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  Refusal of the Shadow

  Edited by Michael Richardson
  “Will transform how surrealism is understood.”—Professor Paul Gilroy

  1 post

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  Seven Minutes

  by Norman M. Klein
  “An important contribution to the history of American popular culture.”—American Historical Review
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  Dangerous Crossroads

  by George Lipsitz
  “Astonishing.”—Jazz Times

  1 post

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  Alien Zone II

  Edited by Annette Kuhn
  New ways of thinking about the science fiction genre.

  8 posts

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  An Argentine Passion

  Edited by Rosa Bosch, John King, et al.
  The first major study of Maria Luisa Bemberg’s work.
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  Building the New World

  by Valerie Fraser
  The progressive architecture of Brasilia, Caracas, Mexico City and Rio de Janeiro.
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  The Countess of Stanlein Restored

  by Nicholas Delbanco

  A history of the Paganini Stradivarius Cello of 1707.