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Monuments to the conquerors of space, 2017

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12 photographs on cloth-covered boards; boards formed into double leaves. "Monuments is an extension of a site-specific installation by the artist of the same name, constructed in Minneapolis, MN. All pages are handmade by the artist under a photgraphic enlarger and include unique gelatin silver prints on glossy, resin-coated paper and gelatin silver prints toned to form solid metallic silver from fused, celloidal silver grains.... This book is limited to 3 copies signed by the artist, and 2 artist print copies."--Back cover. "The images consist in black-and-white compositions imprinted on silver gelatin foundations. The geometric shapes derive from elements of dismantled photographic equipment. For brief moments, these machine parts are exposed to light in the dark room. The resulting black shapes are marks of those areas masked by equipment, while the white fields are those met directly by light. Rather than capturing any external scene, the forms are carried only by the technologies and processes involved in the making of photography"--Photographer's website.
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Mouth to mouth, 2020

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"I [the editor] wanted to explore these issues around freedom of expression by putting side-by-side the issue of censorship in Vietnam, the significance of banning the n-word in America, and what it means to take out words or not say words in general to create space ..."--Editor's introduction
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Mouth to mouth, 2020 1 Volumes

Mr. Swift and the brown shoes : a feminist story, 1993

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"Produced during the winter at Artists Book Works in Chicago for the 1992-93 ABW Book Residency. The illustrations were done in part at the Ragdale Foundation, Lake Forest, Illinois, during a residency in March 1992. Funding came from grants by the National Endowment for the Arts, the Illinois Arts Council, a state agency, and a City Arts I grant from the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs. An edition of 70 was printed"--Colophon.
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Night moves, 2017

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"Night moves is part of a series of zines created in collaboration with professionals, hobbyists, and enthusiasts working in fields outside of art"--Colophon.
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Night moves, 2017 1 Volumes

Orihon, 2014

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The subject matter for Orihon is derived from 3D scans made of sculptures and reliefs, found at the Art Institute of Chicago, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, the American Museum of Natural in New York and The Field Museum in Chicago.
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Orihon, 2014 1 Volumes

Paper paper film, 2019

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"Paper Paper Film is an artist facsimile of an educational film box set on paper and printing. The original box set was published in 1983, purchased by the Carnegie Mellon University in 1987, found in a storage closet at Carnegie Mellon University in 2016, and published in the form of a paper sculpture by the Women's Studio Workshop in Rosendale, NY in 2019." --Colophon
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Pistol/pistil : botanical ballistics, 1997

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"This accordion fold book examines the use of ordinary words in both botanical and military context. These definitions are juxtaposed with stories and statistics relating to farming and violence."--Women's Studio Workshop website (viewed Oct. 20, 2022)
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Pistol/pistil : botanical ballistics, 1997 1 Volumes

Playbook for exemption, 2021

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[Editor's introduction]

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Playbook for exemption, 2021 2 Volumes

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