Félix González-Torres / Felix Gonzalez-Torres
GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), Art Press, 1993, 31x22 cm., softcover + dust jacket, pp. 96, illustrated dust jacket and typographic cover. Volume with tens of colored and black and white images. An interview by Tim Rollins with Felix Gonzalez-Torres, an essay by Susan Cahan and a short story by Jan Avgikos
GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), Art Press, 1993, 31x22 cm., softcover + dust jacket, pp. 96, illustrated dust jacket and typographic cover. Volume with tens of colored and black and white images. An interview by Tim Rollins with Felix Gonzalez-Torres, an essay by Susan Cahan and a short story by Jan Avgikos
GONZALEZ-TORRES Félix (Guáimaro 1957 - Miami 1996), Art Press, 1993, 31x22 cm., softcover + dust jacket, pp. 96, illustrated dust jacket and typographic cover. Volume with tens of colored and black and white images. An interview by Tim Rollins with Felix Gonzalez-Torres, an essay by Susan Cahan and a short story by Jan Avgikos
“I think I woke up on Monday in a political mood and on Tuesday in a very nostalgic mood and Wednesday in a realist mood. I don't think I'll limit myself to one choice. I'm shameless when it comes to that, I just take any position that will help me best express the way I think or feel about a particular issue. Formal strategies are there for your use. When I first made the date-pieces with the empty screens I was working as a waiter. I used to come home very late at night and watch TV to forget the daily specials before I'd work on any art. I'd scan the channels. There's really not much to see. Everything boiled down to the same low level of meaninglessness. Everything was a fragment of a total new trip spectacle: the most horrific news next to the most glamorous gold ring next to the most glamorous celebrity next to cooking oil. News, events, fiction, data, scandals, starving children, etc., are all collapsed into a level of historical inaction a dark landscape, sterile, meaningless... I feel so anemic tonight, it must be the rain.” FGT from the interview by Tim Rollins