Synopsis
About Elisha Cooper
See more books from this AuthorThe lines of text come at right angles and bend around machinery as Cooper tells about a worker “with hands and arms so big they could juggle trucks” and another “with two braids” who repeats a joke to her co-worker, who repeats it to the worker above him.
| Read Full Review of BuildingOften presented as extended captions, the narrative is as sprightly and informal as the artwork: a backhoe ""gnaws into the earth and scoops up dirt like a messy eater trying to bring food to its mouth."" Abundant anecdotes bring a refreshing, true-to-life quality to this chronicle (the hands of ...
| Read Full Review of BuildingOther highlights include the contributions by Michael Chanan on music and trance, ten Brinkâs piece on Alexandre Astruc, Michael Uwemedimoâs discussion of the manipulation of the interview form and the final chapters that consider Rouchâs legacy.
| Read Full Review of BuildingOther highlights include the contributions by Michael Chanan on music and trance, ten Brinkâs piece on Alexandre Astruc, Michael Uwemedimoâs discussion of the manipulation of the interview form and the final chapters that consider Rouchâs legacy.
| Read Full Review of Building