I guess this must be an old news but as I can't find a thread about this, I ask you mates.
I saw 3 digital documents written by axl rose (s?) listed at Amazon.
Here are the links.
e doc 1 by "Axl Rose", Mark Strand e doc 2 by "Axl Rose"e doc 3 by "Axl Rose"None of them are about music. I guess they are different people with the same name.
However, Axl rose is not a common name, is it?
And to add to that, one of them(e doc 1) is an interview with William Bailey.
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A conversation with William Bailey.(Interview) : An article from: New Criterion [HTML]
by Axl Rose, Mark Strand
* Format: HTML
* Printable: Yes
* Mac OS Compatible: Yes
* Windows Compatible: Yes
* Handheld Compatible: Yes
* Digital: 14 pages
* Publisher: Foundation for Cultural Review; ISBN: B0008GBD0W; (December 1, 2003)
* Amazon.com Sales Rank: #1,193,744 in Books
Citation Details
Title: A conversation with William Bailey.(Interview)
Author: Axl Rose
Publication: New Criterion (Magazine/Journal)
Date: December 1, 2003
Publisher: Foundation for Cultural Review
Volume: 22 Issue: 4 Page: 17(6)
Editor's note: In Chicago this fall, the poet Mark Strand interviewed the figurative painter William Bailey about the genesis and direction of his art.
MARK STRAND: What was the art like in the late sixties and seventies when you were first showing in New York?
WILLIAM BAILEY: Many different things were happening--there was pop art, conceptual art, and minimal art, photo realism had started out, and there was the beginning of some recognition of straight figurative painting--that is, painting that isn't based on photography, but is based either on direct observation or memory. Around that time, in the late sixties, Gabriel Laderman wrote an article called "Unconventional Realists" in Artforum, and he identified a group, which was... *******************************************************************
Anyone know about it?
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