This coloring book covers everything from raising sheep to wool dyeing to specific rug and blanket designs. Learn about various Navajo designs while coloring a Wide Ruins, Teec Nos Pos or Two Grey Hills rug.

Navajo Rugs and Blankets: A Coloring Book

Chuck Mobley

Rio Nuevo Publishers

Over the last four years Jennifer Karady has turned the focus of her art practice toward staging photographs of a significant memory from individual veterans' experience in relation to how that memory manifests itself in their civilian life. In creating these photographs, Karady actively engages with these veterans, both as collaborators and subjects. After extensive interviews and a lengthy planning process, each veteran reenacts the chosen memory, in uniform, often surrounded by family and friends and within her or his everyday environment. Karady's pragmatic approach to difficult subject matter shines through in her project's rigorous conceptualization and egalitarian execution. As staged, completely analog photographs rich with allegory and symbolism, these veterans shared memories, recalled and revealed in collaboration with Karady carry with them the stories of their subjects. The veterans' recollections, derived from interviews conducted by the artist, are included alongside the photographs. Currently a work-in-progress, Karady hopes to eventually complete this project with 25 photographs of veterans from around the country. This 12 x 12-inch monograph is published by San Francisco Camerawork Publications in a limited edition of 1,000. In addition to a full-color 24-page portfolio that includes soldiers' stories of war recounted in their own voices, this book also includes an introduction by curator Chuck Mobley, an interview with Jennifer Karady, and an essay by art historian Carol McCusker.

In Country: Soldiers' Stories from Iraq and Afghanistan

Arts & Photography

Carol McCusker

Jennifer Karady

Photography & Video

SF Camerawork Publications

Gerald Slota: Story represents a project many years in the making. This monograph includes a selection of 36 photographs, many of them unique, from eight different bodies of work beginning in 1994. Also included is an introduction by acclaimed author Joyce Carol Oates as well as a foreword by SF Camerawork director Chuck Mobley.

Gerald Slota: Story

Joyce Carol Oates

Gerald Slota

In March 2010 Jason Lazarus began to build an archive of photographs deemed too hard to keep; a project he says he has committed to for life. To date, submissions have included a variety of photographic materials: photo albums, slide, negatives, jpegs, and photo objects depicting friends, family, pets, interiors, lovers, and landscapes. Lazarus encourages donors to the archive to indicate whether the submission may be exhibited and published or if it is to remain private. Anonymity is maintained with all donors. In its first three years the archive grew to include more than 3,000 donations. SF Camerawork hosted a drop box to collected donations to forward to Lazarus from October 2010 to March 2013. This monograph represents a selection of more than 50 images from the archive and includes an essay by acclaimed art historian Abigail Solomon-Godeau. This monograph was produced in conjunction with the SF Camerawork exhibition T.H.T.K (San Francisco) (January 16 - March 16, 2013).

THTK (2010-present)

Abigail Solomon-Godeau

Jason Lazarus

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