Forrest Bess: Keys to Riddle / Ross Bleckner: Remember Me

In contrast to the reclusive, gender-ambivalent [Forrest Bess], contemporary artist [Ross Bleckner] exudes self-confidence and enjoys his identity as a gay artist. Along with his contemporaries David Salle and Eric Fischl, Bleckner attended the innovative CalArts art school in the early 1970s. Withi...

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Published in:Library Journal 2002, Vol.127 (4), p.155
Main Author: Annett, Susan E
Format: Review
Language:English
Subjects:
Artists
Bess, Forrest
Bleckner, Ross
Dafoe, Willem
Documentary films
Resistance (Psychology)
Video Technology
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Summary:In contrast to the reclusive, gender-ambivalent [Forrest Bess], contemporary artist [Ross Bleckner] exudes self-confidence and enjoys his identity as a gay artist. Along with his contemporaries David Salle and Eric Fischl, Bleckner attended the innovative CalArts art school in the early 1970s. Within a decade, these young artists had well-established careers through representation by the premiere New York art dealer, Mary Boone.
ISSN:0363-0277