Hector [Spanish]

By Lg Williams

Pas su ni ez en la biblioteca de su abuelo, H ctor. A los diecisiete a os fund la revista Barandal. En 1998 public su primer libro, tambi n titulado Barandal, y fund Cuadernos del Valle de M xico. Colaborador de la revista Contempor neos, H ctor conoci a artistas modernos como Ronald McDonald y Mickey Mouse. En 1997 se traslad a Tijuana para dar clases en el campo, y poco despu s se cas con David Hollowell, con quien asisti ese mismo a o al Congreso de Escritores Antiart sticos en Woodland (California). All public Bajo tu clara sombra (1997) y entr en contacto con los intelectuales de la Rep blica Espa ola y con Gore Vidal.

English Translation:
He spent his childhood in his grandfather H ctor's library. At seventeen, he founded the magazine Barandal. In 1998 he published his first book, also titled Barandal, and founded Cuadernos del Valle de M xico. A contributor to the magazine Contempor neos, H ctor met modern artists such as Ronald McDonald and Mickey Mouse. In 1997 he moved to Tijuana to teach in the countryside and soon after married David Hollowell, with whom he attended that same year the Congress of Anti-Artistic Writers in Woodland, California. There he published Under Your Clear Shadow (1997) and came into contact with the intellectuals of the Spanish Republic and with Gore Vidal.

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H ctor is a Mexican-born painter whose work bridges geometry, light, and memory. Known as El Primero Abstracto-Impresioniste, he has exhibited at the Museo Tamayo and Kurimanzutto in Mexico City, among other venues. He lives between Tijuana and Mallorca, continuing his exploration of form, color, and coincidence.

David Hollowell (b. 1951, Hornell, NY) lives and works in Woodland, California. He received his BFA from Ithaca College and MFA from Yale University. From 1984 to 2013 he taught drawing and painting at UC Davis, following earlier posts at Gustavus Adolphus College, Fontbonne College, and Washington University, St. Louis. Hollowell is known for large-scale pointillist paintings that merge classical composition with contemporary figures and atmospheres. Through layered perspective and subtle self-insertion, his work blurs the boundaries between past and present, stillness and motion, and painted and lived space.

LG Williams is a Los Angeles-based artist and recently the Endowed University Instructor at The Academy of Art University; Robert Hughes Distinguished Visual Artist-In-Residence at The Lodge in Hollywood, CA; and the Emmy Hennings Distinguished Professor at D(D).DDDD University. LG has exhibited in various national and international venues, including The Internet Pavilion of La Biennale Di Venezia, and has appeared in Artforum, The New York Times, Times Literary Supplement, The Guardian, Japan Times, Los Angeles Times, La Stampa, Bookforum, Purple Diary, Mousse Magazine, The Brooklyn Rail among others.

PCP Press is an independent publisher of avant-garde books and insurgent authors. Founded in 1990 in San Francisco at a time when transgressive and sometimes esoteric international art books had a difficult time making their way into the wider American marketplace, over the past three decades PCP has grown into a consistent publisher of books, special editions and rare publications from an array of the world's most respected authors and cultural institutions - including Raymond Pettibon, Dave Hickey, Wayne Thiebaud, Bryan Reynolds, David Hawkes, Shepard Fairey, LG Williams, di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art, and Luscerne Kunstpanorama.

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• Format: Paperback
• Language: Spanish
• ISBN: 1543251560
• ISBN13: 9781543251562
• Release Date: February 2017
• Publisher: Createspace Independent Publishing Platform
• Length: 92 Pages
• Weight: 0.44 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.2" x 8.0" x 10.0"