Empty Places: A Performance

“Empty Places: A Performance” by Laurie Anderson is a photographic memoir that captures the essence of her avant-garde “Empty Spaces” tour. Published by Harper Perennial in 1991, this first edition spans 124 pages and is presented in English. The book includes the complete text of the performance, alongside songs from her album “Strange Angels,” offering readers a unique glimpse into Anderson’s artistic journey.
In this work, readers will find a blend of visual and textual elements that document the performance art experience. The memoir features never-before-seen material, enriching the narrative of Anderson’s innovative approach to performance art. Through this edition, the interplay of photography and text invites exploration of the themes and creative processes behind her work, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of contemporary performance art.
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A photographic memoir, accompanied by the complete text, of avante-garde innovator Laurie Anderson’s “Empty Spaces” tour includes songs from her album “Strange Angels” and some never-before-seen material
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