Michael Corris's guest appearances

Michael Corris

Art Monthly Talk Show

The Library Café

Canary

Chris Hayes

David Barrett

Daniel Miller

Lucy Allen

Dan Smith

Nathan Jones

Michael Hampton

Dominic Johnson

Chris Clarke

John Smith

Mark Harris

Chris McCormack

Andrew Hunt

Buzz Spector

Naomi Pearce

OwlTail

On this episode we speak with Dr. Michael Corris!Corris is an artist, critic and historian that has had a long career in conceptual art starting with his participation in the influential collective Art and Language in the 70s. He has since divided his energies between the production of artist's books inspired by typographic design and writing on contemporary art and art theory through lectures and teaching.He’s contributed to art journals like ArtForum and Art in America… his essays are included in scholarly collections on the subject of Conceptual  Art like MIT Press.We discuss his latest Typographical text work titled “As We Were Saying…”, how he collaborated with numerous other artists on the project and how he disseminates his artwork through the egalitarian transmission of his online platform Invisible College Conversations. 

On this episode we speak with Dr. Michael Corris! Corris is an artist, critic and historian that has had a long career in conceptual art starting with his participation in the influential collective <a href="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Art_%26_Language" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Art and Language</a> in the 70s. He has since divided his energies between the production of artist's books inspired by typographic design and writing on contemporary art and art theory through lectures and teaching. He’s contributed to art journals like ArtForum and Art in America… his essays are included in scholarly collections on the subject of Conceptual  Art like MIT Press. We discuss his latest Typographical text work titled “As We Were Saying…”, how he collaborated with numerous other artists on the project and how he disseminates his artwork through the egalitarian transmission of his online platform <a href="https://invisible-college-conversations.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Invisible College Conversations. </a>

Collaborative Practice and Institutions with Dr. Michael Corris

March 7, 2018 (Repeated March 14) Michael Corris, the artist, critic, art historian, and Professor of Art at the Meadows School of Art at Southern Methodist University in Dallas talks about the Conceptualist art movement and about his book Leaving Skull City: Selected Writings on Art (Press du Réel, 2016). “Beginning with his work as a participant in the collective Art &amp; Language, Corris’s texts include critical surveys of conceptual art, the Artist Placement Group, the early work of Ad Reinhardt, “Young British Art” of the 1990s, and a mordant satire of management in art education. Leaving Skull City is filled with theoretical reflections on the social, philosophical, and political dimensions of contemporary art. Many of these concepts will seem familiar, as they drift in art’s contemporary discourse. Yet, these ideas were hardly uncontroversial when first formulated in the context of conversations throughout the New York artworld of the 1970s.” 46:57 minutes Listen   http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/Corris.mp3

March 7, 2018 (Repeated March 14) <a href="http://www.michaelcorris.org/" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Michael Corris,</a> the artist, critic, art historian, and Professor of Art at the Meadows School of Art at Southern Methodist University in Dallas talks about the Conceptualist art movement and about his book Leaving Skull City: Selected Writings on Art (Press du Réel, 2016). “Beginning with his work as a participant in the collective Art &amp; Language, Corris’s texts include critical surveys of conceptual art, the Artist Placement Group, the early work of Ad Reinhardt, “Young British Art” of the 1990s, and a mordant satire of management in art education. Leaving Skull City is filled with theoretical reflections on the social, philosophical, and political dimensions of contemporary art. Many of these concepts will seem familiar, as they drift in art’s contemporary discourse. Yet, these ideas were hardly uncontroversial when first formulated in the context of conversations throughout the New York artworld of the 1970s.” 46:57 minutes <a href="http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/Corris.mp3" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Listen</a> <a href="http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/Corris.mp3" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://artlibrary.vassar.edu/wvkr/audio/Corris.mp3</a>

Richard Grayson

Matt Hale in conversation with Michael Corris and Richard Grayson discussing the economy of art.

Michael Corris & Richard Grayson