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The Ambassadors
Rachel Mason
Brooklyn, NY: R. Mason. 2007
Artist Rachel Mason performs songs written in collaboration with other artists and inspired by the deeds and misdeeds of various world leaders. Each CD comes with a booklet featuring the songs' lyrics alongside images from Mason's "The Ambassadors" series, a collection of sculpted porcelain busts depicting the political figures of which she sings.
The Ambassadors CD includes "Velupillia Prabhakaran" by John Knuth, "Ayatollah Khomeini" by Tim Davis, "Fidel Castro" by Josephine Foster, "Guy Phillipe" by Jennifer Herrema, "Thomas Sankara" by Michael Queenland, "Mobutu Sese Seko" by Emory Holmes II, "Pol Pot" by David Dempewolf, "Jean-Bertramd Aristide" by Lia Trinka-Browner and Rodney Hill, "Margaret Thatcher" by Amy Gerstler, "Boris Yeltzin" by Rosanna Albertini, "Leopoldo Galtieri" by Christy Gast, "Mullah Omar" by Julian Hoeber, "George W. Bush" by Eve Wood, and "Arthur N.R. Robinson" by Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer.
Category: Audio CD
$14.00
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The Ambassadors II
[Audio CD]
Rachel Mason
Brooklyn, NY: R. Mason. 2007
Artist Rachel Mason performs songs written in collaboration with other artists and inspired by the deeds and misdeeds of various world leaders. Each CD comes with a booklet featuring the songs' lyrics alongside images from Mason's "The Ambassadors" series, a collection of sculpted porcelain busts depicting the political figures of which she sings.
The Ambassadors II CD carries on where the first one left off; its subjects include Bernard Courd, Leonid Breznev, Musa Hilal, Subcommandante Marcos, Bachir Gemayel Deng Xiaoping, Manuel Noriega, Dzhokhar Dudayev, Saddam Hussein, Vicente Fox, Jimmy Carter, and Rajiv Ghandi.
Category: Audio CD
$14.00
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No Milk Today. Vol. 1, Issue 1
Billy Miller
New York, NY: B. Miller. 2008
Surprisingly Billy Miller's latest publication is shockingly heterosexual, with erotic nude photographs of salacious women in a slew of uncompromising positions. Ostensibly, our famous gay publisher takes a step backwards from his earlier works, and shows off his artistic versatility and aesthetic taste in his new magazine No Milk Today.
Featuring art and text by: D-L Alvarez, Michael Bilsborough, Alex Brown, Kathe Burkhart, Brendan Carroll, Cynthia Plaster Caster, Reuben Cox, Mark Dagley, Jeff Davis, Yusuf Etiman, Carl Ferrero, Jason Fox, Dan Fischer, Jonah Freeman, Mark Golamco, Janine Gordon, Christian Holstad, Scott Hug, Gary Indiana, Rose Kallal, Brian Kenny, Lewis Klahr, Ralf Kohler, Bill Komoski, Paul Kopkau, Kristian Kozul, Anton Szandor LaVey, Micah Lexier, Judy Linn, Justin Lowe, Lynn Lunger, Noah Lyon, Tim Maguire, Rachel Mason, Doug McClemont, Slava Mogutin, David Moreno, Bob Nickas, Joe Ovelman, Guerra de la Paz, Micki Pellerano, Karol Radziszweski, Luke Ramsey, Alexander Ross, Emily Roysdon, Dean Sameshima, Desi Santiago, David Schwam, Jenny Schwam, Jason Seder, Matthew Sheridan, Lieko Shiga, Barbara Sullivan, Ginger Takahashi, Scott Trleaven, John Tremblay, Jeni Tull, Mark Tusk, Jan Wandrag, Ken Warneke, John Webster, David West, and Susan Willmarth.
Category: Periodical
$6.00
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Ante : Journal of the Students of the Yale University School of Art. Vol. 1, No. 2 The Issues Issue
Nicholas Herman, editor
New Haven, CT: Yale University. 2003
Contributions from Jeffrey Lai, Dmitri Siegel, Manual Miranda, Brian Janusiak, Karen Mason, Chris Sieboda, Ian Svenonius, David Reinfurt, Nicholas Herman, Rachel Mason, Emi Okubo, Cynthia Barton, Katie Lee, Matt Borruso, Ihrie Means, Dave Hardy, Carol Pereira, Ann Toebbe, Joe Scanlan, Daphne Fitzpatrick, Nayia Frangouli, Leslie Hewitt, Justin Lieberman, Graham Guerra, Chelsea Beck, Sam Messer, Landon Wiggs, and Aaron Young.
Category: Periodical
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Franklin Furnace Archive Artists' Book Bibliography. Vol. 1
[facsimile]
Franklin Furnace
New York, NY: Franklin Furnace Archive, Inc.. 1977
From the main archive of Franklin Furnace's artists’ book collecton, these index cards descriptively catalogue books and supply artists' statements. The unbound format permits interspersing cards with those from later volumes.Artists include Jacki Apple, Curt Barnes, John M.Bennett, Hans Breder, Lawler Caring, Marie C. Combs, Allan D. Coleman, Robert Cumming, Roger Cutforth, Robert Del/ford Brown, Jamie Davidovich, Peter Downsbrough, Fred Escher, Heidi Fasnacht, Fine Jud, Peter Fleishman, Paul J. Forte, Conrad Gleber, Dan Graham, Peter Grass, Kathe Gregory, Marilyn Landis, Russell F. Lewis, David Crane, Scott R. Kahn, George Griffin, Hans Haacke, Marcia Hafif, Kathryn A. Hargreaves, Michael Harvey, Davi Det Hompson, Stuart Horn, Peter Hutchinson, Robert Jacks, Tom Johnson, Jill Kroesen, Sharon Kulik, Bruce Kurtz, Joan Lyons, Mike Mandel (and Larry Sultan), George Miller, Robert C. Morgan, Adrian Piper, Patricia Plattner, Lucio Pozzo, Brenda Price, Vaughan Rachel, Marcia Resnick, Tony Rickaby, Edward Ruscha and Mason Williams, Patrick Blackwell, Italo Scanga (and James Carpenter, Dale Chihuly, Kate Elliott, Anne Schwab, and Barbara Vaessen), Carolee Schneemann, Joyce Cutler Shaw, Jenny Snider, Jim Snitzer, John Sokol, Athena Tacha, Patricia Tavenner, Fred Truck, Rae Tyson, Roland Van den Berghe, Peter Van Riper, Ray Varn Buhler, and Larry Williams.
Category: Catalogue
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K48 : In Cockdown We Bite. No. 6
various
New York, NY: K48. 2007
This issue of K48 compiles contributions related to prisons, incarceration, confinement, surveillance, and survival of the soul. Each copy is individually wrapped in various newspaper pages. Also includes a CD with tracks by PFFR, Phiiliip, Japanther, and My Barbarian, among others.
Artists: Suzanne Ackerman, Angelo, Dan Attoe, Debbie Attias, Jimmy Baker, Michael Bilsborough, Karl Beck, Chris Bors, Paul Brainard, Matthew Brannon, Chris Caccamise, Geoffrey Chadsey, Solomon Chase/Lauren Devine, Christophe Chemin, Ryan Compton, Joshua Dubler, Chris Duncan, Koichi Enomoto, Jonah Freeman/Michale Phelan, Ry Fyan, Eve Fowler, J. Fox, Deidra Garcia, Geir Haraldseth, Rachel Howe, Scott Hug, Juliet Jacobson, Serge Kliaving, Alice Könitz, Terence Koh, Jeff Konigsberg, Bruce LaBruce, Annika Larsson, Pierre Le Hors, Spencer Product/KP Lawless, Caitlin Macbride, Michael Mahalchick, Rachel Mason, Patrick Meagher, Billy Miller, Noncon, Wesley O'Meara, Joe Ovelman, Mike Paré, Theo A. Rosenblum, Sepuya+Nurre, Dash Snow, Hiro Sugiyama, Superm, James Swain, Telfar/Paolo, Jim Tozzi/Vernon Chatman, Frank Webster, Grant Worth.
Category: Periodical
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Parkett. No. 85
Maria Lassnig, Beatriz Milhazes, Josh Smith
New York and Zurich, NY and Switzerland: Parkett. 2009
Parkett #85 celebrates the revered nonagenarian Austrian painter Maria Lassnig with new writing by Manuela Ammer, Robert Storr and Ludmila Vachtova; the Brazilian painter of carnival-inspired tropical plants and patterns, Beatriz Milhazes, with texts by Tanya Barson, Arto Lindsay and Barry Schwabsky; the strangely compelling French photographer of birds and bird habitats, Jean-Luc Mylayne, with writing by Josef Helfenstein and Fionn Meade; and the rising New York painter, Josh Smith, with texts by Christophe Cherix, Anne Pontegnie and Ira Wool. Also in this issue: Gabriel Kuri and Damian Ortega in conversation; Mark Godfrey on Sharon Lockhart; texts by Mark Von Schlegell, Andrew Weiner, Rainer Michael Mason and Rachel Price. With an insert by Matthias Uhr.
Category: Periodical
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