Cadavre Exquis, INNER EYE, John Toth

	John Toth Intermedia. Hypermedia and the Sublime.

	The Return Of The Cadavre Exquis
Ray Rapp Ed Sobola John Toth
red end	The Return Of The Cadavre Exquis
press-ed	curated by L. Titzer and I. Schaffner, revists an idea started by the Dada artists at the turn of the century. The Drawing Center 35 Wooster Street, New York, NY 10013 Tel: 212-219-2166 Fax: 212-966-2976 Email: info@drawingcenter.org The Return of the Cadavre Exquis By Charles Simic, Mary Ann Caws, and guest curator Ingrid Schaffner. The Drawing Center 1994; 84 pp; 37 ill. $15.00 ($12.00 members) Collaborators John Toth, Ed Sobola and Ray Rapp pioneer digital media to an analog method. (Proposal) (Artworks) (Reviews)
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openings	This show travelled to: The Corcoran Gallery of Art, Washington, DC, Fundacion para el Arte Contemporaneo, Mexico City, Santa Monica Museum of Art, Santa Monica, CA and The Forum For Contemporary Art, St. Louis, MO.


	Santa Monica Museum of Art, Santa Monica, CA THE RETURN OF THE CADAVRE EXQUIS July 9–September 6, 1994 This presentation of collaborative drawings by internationally known and emerging contemporary artists was based on the Surrealist parlor game cadavre exquis, in which several artists participate in creating a single drawing. Completed in serial fashion, with each part folded to obscure the previous artist's rendering, these drawings contain surprises and revelations that arise from the artists' different styles and working processes. Organized by The Drawing Center in New York City, this project and exhibition presented collaborative drawings by two hundred artists living around the world and working in a variety of media, including Ida Applebroog, George Baselitz, Chuck Close, Karen Finley, Jenny Holzer, Matt Mullican, Betye Saar, Jim Shaw, Art Spiegelman, Megan Williams and John Toth.


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