Eleanor Antin (1935) was born in New York City. An influential performance artist, filmmaker, and installation artist, Antin delves into history—whether of ancient Rome, the Crimean War, the salons of nineteenth-century Europe, or her own Jewish heritage and Yiddish culture—as a way to explore the present. Antin is a cultural chameleon, masquerading in theatrical or stage roles to expose her many selves. .
One of conceptual and performance artist Eleanor Antin’s best-known works, 100 Boots is a work of mail art documenting the staged travels of 100 pairs of black rubber boots, which begin a picaresque adventure in California and end with a whirlwind excursion through New York. 100 Boots was presented as part of MoMA’s Projects series, created in 1971 as “a series of small exhibitions presented to inform the public about current researches and explorations in the visual arts.” This crucible for new art by emerging artists was the first program of its kind in the U.S., and it plays a key role in MoMA’s contemporary art programming. An installation by Keith Sonnier inaugurated the series; he and many other Projects series artists such as Chuck Close (1973), Nam June Paik (1977), and Laurie Anderson (1978) went on to international renown.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Eleanor Antin. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
One of conceptual and performance artist Eleanor Antin’s best-known works, 100 Boots is a work of mail art documenting the staged travels of 100 pairs of black rubber boots, which begin a picaresque adventure in California and end with a whirlwind excursion through New York. 100 Boots was presented as part of MoMA’s Projects series, created in 1971 as “a series of small exhibitions presented to inform the public about current researches and explorations in the visual arts.” This crucible for new art by emerging artists was the first program of its kind in the U.S., and it plays a key role in MoMA’s contemporary art programming. An installation by Keith Sonnier inaugurated the series; he and many other Projects series artists such as Chuck Close (1973), Nam June Paik (1977), and Laurie Anderson (1978) went on to international renown.
© 2018. All images are copyrighted © by Eleanor Antin. The use of any image from this site is prohibited unless prior written permission is obtained.
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100 Boots index |
100 Boots on Vacation |
100 Boots parking |
100 Boots boarding |
100 Boots in the Saloon |
100 Boots taking The Hill |
100 Boots taking The Hill |
100 Boots taking The Hill |
100 Boots taking The Hill |
100 Boots taking The Hill |
100 Boots take It |
100 Boots move on |
100 Boots in Reconnaissance |
100 Boots try Again |
100 Boots doing Their Best |
100 Boots down |
100 Boots on the March |
100 Boots cross Herald Square |
100 Boots at the Bank |
100 Boots on the Way to Church |
100 Boots facing the Sea |
100 Boots in a Field |
100 Boots circling |
100 Boots turn the Corner |
100 Boots trespass |
100 Boots in the Wild Mustard |
100 Boots in the Bush |
100 Boots on the Road |
100 Boots at the Pond |
100 Boots in a Meadow, |
100 Boots at the Corral |
100 Boots under the Bridge |
100 Boots go East |
100 Boots in cross Country |
100 Boots by the Bivouac |
in the Marsh |
100 Boots in the Grove |
100 Boots Inside |
100 Boots on the Way Down |
100 Boots Outside |
100 Boots on the Job |
100 Boots in the Street |
100 Boots out of a Job |
100 Boots visit of the Egyptian garden |
100 Boots in the park |
100 Boots enter the museum |
100 Boots in rural manpower office |
100 Boots at the Checkpoint, San Onofre, California |
100 Boots under the Brooklyn Bridge |
100 Boots at Columbus Circle |
100 Boots at the Beach, Solana Beach, California |
100 Boots in the Market |
100 Boots on the Porch |
This is not 100 boots |
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