JAY ISAAC: Gestures of Reinvention.

The article features Jay Isaac, an artist renowned for reinvention. Isaac was born in New Brunswick into a mixed Euro-Canadian and Lebanese family. Topics discussed include the historic avant-garde's agonistic relationship to fashion cycles, his series "Log Pile Variations," and "Pitch Assembling,"...

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Publicado en:Border Crossings Vol. 43; no. 2; pp. 130 - 137
Autor principal: Lauder, Adam
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Publicado: Border Crossings 2025
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