Ted Mooney Email & Phone Number

New York, New York

Editing art-critical texts and catalogue essays

Greater New York City Area

I have worked on numerous projects for clients in the art world, publishing, academia, and business. Among them:--Guided established photography critic through her first book-length project, from refining and sharpening original concept through structural decisions, initial draft, revisions and final draft, with extensive editorial consultation.

Think tank and intellectual forum

"The Same River Twice" (Knopf, 2010), a novel"Singing into the Piano" (Knopf, 1998), a novel"Traffic and Laughter" (Knopf, 1990), a novel"Easy Travel to Other Planets" (Farrar, Straus & Giroux, 1981)

currently at work on fifth novel, "Shadow and Silhouette"

New York, New York

I am working on my new novel, "Shadow and Silhouettte," during this renewable appointment by New York University's Institute for the Humanities.

Bayside, New York

I edited all the copy for this journal on African art, which I co-founded with Faustino Quintanilla. Among my decisions was to redesign the traditional format for academic journals of whatever stripe, eliminating outdated features of the style, while retaining all the substantiating references. I edit the journal to be read rather than footnoted (though it.

New Haven, Connecticut

I teach a very selective seminar for 2nd-year grad students in studio art. Its nominal purpose (which it does in fact accomplish) is to help art students improve their writing skills, both for use in their art-making and as a professional asset. In truth, though, the course is much more than that and might more aptly be titled "Survival Skills for Those.

Was responsible for all editorial aspects of the magazine, including, commissioning articles and reviews, editing and rewriting same, keeping abreast of all developments in the international art world and coming up with new ideas about how to best cover them. Finely tuned diplomatic/people skills were a must. I can edit anyone and anything by now, and have.

New York, New York

I was the sole editor of "Ghost of Chance," a novel by William S. Boroughs, Jr, (illustrated by George Condo), published by the Whitney Museum. In this capacity I worked closely with the author, helping him to rewrite and restructure this 237-page manuscript.

Solicited and edited fiction for the magazine, some copy-editing, etc.

B.A., Literature, Art, Politics, Writing

Transferred from Columbia University, New York (1969-1971)

Literature, Art, Politics, Writing

Activities and Societies: Students for a Democratic Society (SDS) I was admitted as a John Jay Scholar of Merit. After two years, I.

Ba Cum Laude, Fiction Writing, Architecture

Graduated 1969 Cum Laude