Cultural Icons And Technological Change
AfterImage, Oct. 1988, v. 16, no. 3, pp. 6-9
Through an interview with the artist, this article focuses on the career of Chip Lord, moving from his radical position as a member of the collective Ant Farm to the seemingly more staid position of a university professor, but details how Lord continues to be an artist observing and critiquing aspects of popular culture.
ITEM 1988.005 – available for viewing in the Research Centre
Videos, Artworks and Artists Cited
The Amarillo News Tapes – Chip Lord, Doug Hall and Jody Proctor
Abscam (Framed) – Chip Lord
Media Hostages – Chip Lord, Branda Miller and Antonio Muntadas
Not Top Gun – Chip Lord
Executive Air Traveller – Chip Lord
Cadillac Ranch – Ant Farm
Media Burn – Ant Farm
The Eternal Frame – Ant Farm
Easy Street – Ant Farm with Mickey McGowan
Auto Fire Life – Ant Farm
Ballplayer – Chip Lord