Pairing of Polarities: The Life and Art of Sonya Rapoport

Sonya Rapoport

Terri Cohn

2012

Book

Heyday, Berkeley
Paperback
9" tall

The Library

Description

Pairing of Polarities is a collection of essays and interviews on Sonya Rapoport, edited by Terri Cohn, who co-curated Rapoport’s 2012 retrospective at Mills College Art Museum. Rapoport was a Berkeley artist whose drawings and collages of the early 1970s used printed scraps from computer databases as a backdrop. She moved on to computer-assisted interactive works such as Objects on My Dresser (1979–1983) and Digital Mudra, and moved to net art.

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