Ann Hamilton on the inspiration for "indigo blue"

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"An truly traditional old Southern carriage ride with your guide in Confederate uniform!"

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About the Artwork
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More about Hamilton's indigo blue on the SFMOMA website.

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Charleston Carriage Tours
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"An truly traditional old Southern carriage ride with your guide in Confederate uniform!"

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Visiting Charleston, South Carolina
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According to Charleston's tourism website, South Carolina is: "The Portal to the Lowcountry."

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A People's History of the United States
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Read "A People's History" on Google Books
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Read a page or two.

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More about Ann Hamilton at Art:21
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Biography and photos of the artist at work on Art:21

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Ann Hamilton's official website
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Ann Hamilton discusses the inspirations behind her performance / installation indigo blue.

I am writing a final paper on Ann Hamilton and was wondering if you had any interesting talking points I could add to my paper or if you would be willing to let me read your thesis? I feel thats a weird thing to ask some one but I had to to ask! Thanks Stephanie
I wrote my thesis on Ann Hamilton. I discussed indigo blue, and three other installations from the early 90s that incorporated "altered books." I think she is an incredible artist, but also a wonderful contemporary thinker. Her insights on language, art and culture are really interesting.
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