Cosmos - Collier Schorr dance it has no name

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These questions took us back to the burgeoning punk and avant-garde art scenes of the ’70s

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Cosmos - Collier Schorr dance it has no nameIn 2020 Collier Schorr began drawing from photographs she had made of the artist Nicole Eisenman, a solitary practice that had its roots in her fascination with the doppelganger and the possibility of seeing ones face in another. This volume, sequenced in Schorrs unmistakable narrative style, brings together a wide array of drawn portraits, selfies, and self portraits, both staged and candid, in recognisable spaces and emerging from the blank page.