Woman With A Camera (35mm) Anne Collier 7 x 8.5 in., saddle-stitched, 44 pages, soft cover, color offset Essay by Tom McDonough Edition of 600 ISBN 978-0-9825471-0-6 Publication date: November 2009

Woman With a Camera (35mm)

Anne Collier

Hassla Books

The Future Lasts Forever utilizes the notion of autobiography as a way to explore the work of contemporary artists who are using archival material, exploring persistent subject matter, and examining their own personal histories. In addition, the practical ways and means that surround art practice and preserve works for the future beyond the ephemeral exhibition model are surveyed. To emphasize an autobiographical focus in egalitarian terms, accompanying texts featuring an articulation by each artist, publisher, or collector regarding his or her particular focus follow the portfolio. The cumulative effect of these projects serves to exemplify the evolution, over time, of a multifaceted and multicultural major American metropolitan region. INCLUDING WORK AND CONTRIBUTIONS BY: Cause Collective (Ryan Alexiev, Jessica Ingram, Bayete Ross Smith, Jorge Sanchez, and Hank Willis Thomas); Michael Light; Linda Connor; Chris McCaw; Lukas Felzmann; Richard Gordon; Apollonia Morrill; Robert Dawson; Youngsuk Suh; Louis Hock; Anne Collier; Victor Arimondi; Ivy Nicholson; Kevin Killian; Janet Delaney; Peter Tonningsen; Binh Danh; Hulleah Tsinhnajinnie; Tammy Rae Carland; Jessamyn Lovell; Lynn Hershman Leeson; Paul Schiek; Abner Nolan; Todd Hido; Charles Gatewood; V. Vale; Peter Berlin; Robert Mapplethorpe; Jack Fritscher; Lew Thomas; Ira Nowinski; Caitlin Atkinson; Richard Barnes; David Maisel; Mark Richards; Tom Marioni; Paul Kos; Anne Walsh and Chris Kubick.

An Autobiography of the San Francisco Bay Area, Parts 1 & 2, Part 2: The Future Lasts Forever

Arts & Photography

Jack Fritscher

Robert Mapplethorpe

Todd Hido

Michael Light

Kevin Killian

Ivy Nicholson

Hulleah Tsinhnajinnie

Tammy Rae Carland

Lynn Hershman Leeson

Peter Berlin

Tom Marioni

Photography & Video

SF Camerawork Publications

Published on the occasion of his solo exhibition at Kunsthalle Basel (June–August 2012), this publication includes interviews and images of the work of the Los Angeles-based artist Paul Sietsema. The residual aesthetics of Sietsema's art practice result from the translation of visual information between mediums―for instance, his sculptures and paintings appear on film rather than in their original media. Through the accumulation of conversations with the artist spanning from 2006 to 2012―primarily reproductions of earlier material with the addition of a new interview by Adam Szymczyk, director of Kunsthalle Basel, and Quinn Latimer, an art critic and the book's editor―the discursive texts in Interviews on Films and Works obliquely encompass the issues central to the artist's work, including the perception of present time and the relationship of materials to form. Also featured in the publication are stills from newly produced films, Telegraph (2012) and Encre Chine (2012), as well as reproductions of paintings and works on paper developed from the recurring visual motif of a photograph of a sailboat―continuing Sietsema's ongoing investigation into the mechanics of knowledge and history within image culture.Co-published with Kunsthalle BaselContributorsAndrew Berardini, Anne Collier, Gintaras Didžiapetris, Bruce Hainley, Carter Mull, Ali Subotnick, Adam Szymczyk & Quinn Latimer, The Wrong Times

Paul Sietsema: interviews on films and works (Sternberg Press)

Bruce Hainley

Andrew Berardini

Gintaras Didiapetris

Carter Mull

Ali Subotnick

Adam Szymczyk & Quinn Latimer

The Wrong Times

Individual Artists

Sternberg Press

This book The Humble Little Condom (The Evolution of Condom) tells a story not only about who used a condom before, but also about the history of human psyche, which includes all kinds of kinks and flaws. About this little thing, we are telling a story about human behavior, technology, illness, politics, psychology, and religious studies. This story is interesting, sad, sexist, sexy and open. The author picks up countless sexy clips from human history on this little thing and presents peoples  kinks in the usage of condom in a subtle sense of humor. She constructs the whole space and time around the history of little condom from aspects as mythology, archaeological findings, historical texts, folk stories, novels, poetry, political battles, lawsuits, ethical debates, business and trading.

The Humble Little Condom (The Evolution of Condom) (Chinese Edition)

Shanghai literature and Art Publishing House

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