Autore
Otto-Bernstein
Editore
Prestel
Luogo di pubblicazione
ISBN
Pagine
288
Dimensioni
28 x 32
Lingua
Anno pubblicazione
2006
Rilegatura
Illustrazioni
400 col.
Documentarian Katharina Otto-Bernstein was granted unprecedented access to the influential and controversial artist and stage designer Robert Wilson. Otto-Bernstein traces Wilson's career from his Texas childhood to his present-day studio at the Watermill Center on Long Island, Wilson's famous "think tank." She examines the artist's creative process and unconventional techniques, reveals how he chooses his collaborators, and documents their often turbulent relationships. Additional interviews with Wilson's family members, friends and colleagues, including Philip Glass, David Byrne, Jessye Norman, Susan Sontag, John Rockwell, and Paula Cooper, round out this refreshingly honest and perceptive look at the important artist and his work.