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 | "In whatever medium he works, one senses Noterdaeme's joy in appropriation, a joy which undoubtedly helps to connect and to sustain the artists around him. Noterdaeme, Isengart, Arias, and Arcade (as well as others in their circle) constitute something of a ]League of Homoplagiarists,' each happily lifting each other's lines if not lives." - David Copenhafer, The Brooklyn Rail |
 | "a lighthearted stylistic journey that prods the autobiographical genre" - self-interview, 2Paragraphs |
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"The more I read, the more I succumbed to this impressive work's many charms, chief among them being a peek behind the curtain at the life of a pair of full-time provocateurs and the understated portrait of a one-of-a-kind and enduring romance." - John Bavoso |
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"Drawing on the originality, intelligence, and humor of Gertrude Stein, Noterdaeme has created a spirited portrait of two men who are at once insiders and outsiders at a particular moment in the New York art scene." - Michelle Fost |
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Statement of Record | Writer & Artist Registrar: Isengart/Filip Noterdaeme |
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Museum of Contemporary Art, Antwerp (MHKA) | The Book Lovers Project |
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American Arcadia by Filip Noterdaeme |
The Autobiography of Daniel J. Isengart from Tom Stoelker on Vimeo
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The Autobiography of Daniel J. Isengart by Filip Noterdaeme 351 pages $16.00 paperback ISBN 9781937402488 $9.99 ebook ISBN 9781937402518 In bookstores and online now |
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