Peter Hujar's Day

3.93 ( 242 Ratings by Goodreads)
Peter Hujar's Day

Peter Hujar's Day

3.93 (242 Ratings by Goodreads)
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On December 18, 1974, Linda Rosenkrantz asked her friend Peter Hujar to write down everything he did one day. Hujar met Rosenkrantz at her apartment on 94th street the following day where she asked him about it in detail. She tape-recorded their conversation and this book is a full transcript of that exchange, published here for the first time since it was recorded 47 years ago. The book features an introduction by Stephen Koch, director of the Peter Hujar Estate. “Peter Hujar’s monologue, prompted by Linda Rosenkranz, is a Warholian gem, and a prize discovery for Magic Hour Press.” — Moyra Davey “This slim volume is Peter’s sexiest self-portrait. Read it and weep if you didn’t know him. Or read it and weep if you did that we lost him.” — Nan Goldin “It’s wonderful to hear Peter’s voice again. The voice I channel when I make his prints [since 2008]. He was my friend, mentor - an inspired printer - my teacher. Thank you, Linda, for your brilliant idea, and thanks for this book, it’s a great gift.” — Gary Schneider
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Type Book
ISBN13 9781639442676
ISBN10 1639442677
Number Of Pages 47
Item Weight 100 g
Publisher / Reseller Primedia eLaunch LLC
Format paperback
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Media Reviews

This is Hujar at his most personable and easygoing. He can be very sweet, very funny, and very self-deprecating. -- Andrew Durbin * The New York Review of Books *
[A] perfect time capsule of gritty old bohemian Manhattan. -- Michael Schulman * The New Yorker *
Rosenkrantz’s project, it turned out, didn’t only capture Hujar’s wry, uncompromising sensibility for the ages: It became a time capsule of sorts, a vivid narrative of a queer artist living and working in the heady, comparatively freer days before AIDS killed a generation of his peers. -- Amanda Fortini * The New York Times: T Magazine *
Peter Hujar’s Day' reminds us that, between two brainy, brilliant friends, no topic can ever be boring, and even the most mundane experience can inform an artist’s output. -- Eileen G'Sell * Hyperallergic *
One of New York’s most important photographers. -- Lanre Bakare * The Guardian *

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