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THE DOW: VOLUME 3 — 1997–1999 Between 1997 and 1999, the Dow Jones Industrial Average underwent two major revisions that registered the changing structure of the American economy. Hewlett-Packard, Johnson & Johnson, Travelers, and Walmart entered in 1997; Microsoft, Intel, Home Depot, and SBC Communications followed in 1999.
This third volume of THE DOW, LG Williams’s seven-volume conceptual series, takes that late-twentieth-century transformation as its subject: the movement from heavy industry toward technology, finance, healthcare, telecommunications, and mass consumption, and the institutional conversion of the “industrial” average into an increasingly comprehensive image of American economic power.
Part financial history, part cultural document, and part conceptual artwork, THE DOW: VOLUME 3 — 1997–1999 examines the arrival of the consumer and technological dispensation—and the transformation of an inherited industrial canon at the threshold of the new millennium.
Selected works reproduced in this volume are available separately as limited-edition artworks from THE DOW series.
THE DOW was first conceived by LG Williams in 1999 as a conceptual artwork examining the language, mythology, and historical composition of the Dow Jones Industrial Average.
LG Williams is a Los Angeles-based artist. He has served as Endowed University Instructor at the Academy of Art University, Robert Hughes Distinguished Visual Artist-in-Residence at The Lodge in Hollywood, California, and Emmy Hennings Distinguished Professor at D(D).DDDD University. His work has been exhibited nationally and internationally, including at The Internet Pavilion of La Biennale di Venezia, and has been featured in Artforum, The New York Times, Times Literary Supplement, The Guardian, The Japan Times, Los Angeles Times, La Stampa, Bookforum, Purple Diary, Mousse Magazine, and The Brooklyn Rail.
PCP Press is an independent publisher of avant-garde books and insurgent authors. Founded in San Francisco in 1990, PCP Press publishes books, special editions, and rare publications by artists, writers, 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 Lucerne Kunstpanorama.
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