Ask the Dust: Vertigo (1958/1990) acquired by MOMA!
Thanks to David Platzker and Roxana Marcoci for guiding my work into the collection and to John Baldessari for donating it!
Continue ReadingThe San Francisco of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo: Place, Pilgrimage and Commemoration , 2012
Cunningham, Douglas, “Proposed Locations: On Postmodern Tributes to Vertigo and Place: Cindy Bernard in conversation with Douglas Cunningham,” The San Francisco of Alfred Hitchcock’s Vertigo:...
Continue ReadingLos Angeles Times, 1992
If Ask the Dust deals obliquely with the difficult relationship between art and life, the new word does so more insistently. Here art is not...
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Bernard’s strategy entails a two-way deconstruction. By draining the original film’s mise-en-scéne of all narrative and semiotic connections, Bernard familiarizes the filmic through reprivileging the...
Continue ReadingAsk the Dust, Richard Kuhlenschmidt Gallery, 1990
…I’m thinking, time for a beer, just as every cloud in the sky leaves me with nothing to think about but an infinity of the...
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