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TITIN
AUTHOR: ADAM WEISNER |
The longest word… the scientific name for Titin, the protien that holds us all together 74 pages, 5" x 7 1/4" |
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CHAPTER 2: SUSAN'S STORY / EXCERPT FROM PAUL HANSON
AUTHOR: MARGARET HANSON |
Based a letter from her mother, Hanson presents an account of her father’s schizophrenia. A one chapter excerpt from a larger graphic novel. 24 pages, 3 3/4" x 5" |
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CURRENCY
AUTHOR: FUTUREFARMERS |
Ditto machine-printed currency intended for an upcoming auction hosted by the Futurefarmers at the Walker. 100 dollars, 3 1/2" x 8" |
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MYSTERY SPOT
AUTHORS: CHAD RUTTER, EMILY ROEHL |
Rutter and Roehl observe the American landscape in a roadtrip-like narrative, utilizing images that have shaped the history and identity of “traditional” America as well as vignettes that focus on theoretical attractions and events along the highway.
45 pages, 7.5" x 7" |
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THIS IS GOING TO BE THE BEST FUCKING SUMMER EVER
AUTHORS: AARON ANDERSON, SOPHIE WEILL |
Artifacts, drawings, flyers, and photographs are collected to create a complete document of Organ Haus, a Minneapolis-based venue for music and art.
58 pages, 8 1/8" x 10 5/8" 2 cd's and original artifacts included |
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PROJECT MYONA: PREFACE TO THE LAUNCHING OF AN ODYSSEY SATELLITE
AUTHOR: NIKI KORTH |
The author examines the possibilities of cybernetic living, in a mixed fiction novella which references Adorno, The Cyborg Manifesto by Donna Haraway, Dead Cities by Mike Davis, Freud, Star Trek, etc.
101 pages, 4 1/2" x 7" |
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STEREOPHOTOBOOK
AUTHOR: JIM GRAFSGAARD |
This book consists of a set of 10 stereoscopic (3D) images focused on one particular area: Grafsgaard’s backyard in Mexico. A combination of photographs and created images bring the viewer increasingly close, down to the molecular level. Stereoscopic viewer included.
34 pages, 6 1/2" x 8 1/2" |
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STUDY 0609
AUTHOR: LIZ ENSZ |
Ensz, a participant in the recent Johns Hopkins study of psilocybin, has collected personal accounts of the experience from other volunteers. Illustrated.
72 pages, 7" x 8 1/2" |
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SOUND MAPPING
AUTHOR: JULIA KOUNESKI |
On the evening of July 27th, five sound artists each performed a sound for participants to listen to, who then used yellow tape to mark their bodies according to how they felt the sound physically resonate.
26 pages, 5 1/4" x 7 |
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HAZEL IN THE ORCHARD
AUTHOR: MONICA ANDERSON |
A short story of a little girl coming to terms with …
28 pages, 5 1/8" x 8 1/8" |
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SEA OF WAVES
AUTHOR: ISA NEWBY GAGARIN |
In Gagarin’s words, this is “a gift to swimmers,” intended to be read afloat on the Dead Sea. Of course, this book, which features images of waves, moonscapes, and accompanying song lyrics, can be enjoyed in or out of the water.
44 pages, 5" x 6 3/8" |
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WINSOME
AUTHORS: MARCO BRAUNSCHWEILER, MARTINE SYMS |
Winsome is a synthesis of notes, reminders, and ideas that were collected over the past year.
26 pages, 5" x 7 1/4" |
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THE RADICAL NEWS OF 2009
AUTHORS: THE INDYMEDIA COLLECTIVE |
All the news that none of the major media saw fit to print.
7 pages, 12" x 18" |
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NACTUAL
AUTHOR: JOANN BLOHOWIAK |
A folio of images and words. “… jazz locks us each in an isolation chamber so that / we can consider unity”.
10 pages, 5 5/8" x 8" |
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MODERN GREETINGS
AUTHOR: PAUL SHORTT |
A set of eighteen greetings for use in the modern era, intended to replace antiquated (and germ-laden) customs such as shaking hands. Includes the Cellphone Rub and Handcuff Hug.
19 pages, 9 1/4" x 6 1/4" |
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LOVE, YOUR NUMBER TWO SON: LETTERS FROM VIETNAM
AUTHOR: CHARLES ERIC RENNER, COMPILED BY ARIEL PATE |
Eight letters from Ariel's uncle, who flew helicopters in the Vietnam War.
26 pages, 7 1/4" x 9 3/4" |
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HANDS ACROSS THE SEA
AUTHOR: KELLY FILREIS |
Appropriated images relating to trans-oceanic communication then and now. Sixteen mail-ready perforated postcards.
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BETTER PICTURES
AUTHOR: MICHAEL MOTT |
This publication focuses on the images of Kodak’s 35mm photography guide. Mott’s arrangements of the photographs confuse the eras, trends, and Kodak’s attempts at maintaining an up-to-date image.
22 pages, 8 x 9 3/4" |
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MAPPING NOON
AUTHOR: SCOTT ENER GROVER |
Highlighted passages from a family bible archived on transparent materials.
15 pages glued shut, 4" x 5" |
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TALKING IMAGE CONNECTION CHAPBOOK
AUTHORS: GEORGE FARRAH, HEIDI FARRAH, DAVID GRANT, SATISH JAYARAJ, KATHRYN KYSER, & BETH MAYER |
Chapbook for the latest installment of TIC.
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ATLAS OF NON-PLACES
AUTHORS: ALISON POWELL, MARGARET PEZALLA-GRANLUND |
13 pages, 5" x 9" |
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NOTES OF A DEAF GAY WRITER: 20 YEARS LATER
AUTHOR: RAYMOND LUCZAK |
A deaf gay writer reflects on the changes that have (and haven’t) occurred since 1990.
50 pages, 7" x 8 1/2" |
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TRANSPARENT THOUGHTS: THE MESSAGE OF LOVE AND TRUTH
AUTHOR: EUGENE KOLDA |
A new edition of Kolda’s classic text. Redesigned by H.O.T.
79 pages, 5 x 6 3/4" |
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22 SEPARATIONS
AUTHOR: BEN INNES |
Innes photographs carefully disassembled everyday objects such as a polaroid camera, film reels, an artichoke, and an accordian.
45 pages, 7" x 8 1/4" |
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SUNSET ENCOUNTER
AUTHOR: GREG CARIDEO |
Lust, automotive and otherwise. The seemingly disparate topics of SUVs and craiglist missed connections are united in a timeless zone of desire. 20 color plates on newsprint.
40 pages, 8 1/4" x 10 3/4" |
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MELTING POT: MANGIA/MAHLZEIT/BUEN PROVECHO
AUTHOR: MACKENZIE EPPING |
By photographing the restaurants of Kenosha, Wisconsin, Epping explores the confluence of German, Italian, and Latino culture in middle America.
56 pages, 9 1/2" x 6 1/4" |
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PROPOSAL: THE MERELY ILLUSORY PARADISE OF HABITS
AUTHOR: THOMAS O. HAAKENSON |
A book proposal to be submitted to a University press. Includes two sample chapters from Haakenson’s book on the little-known (but influential) German philosopher Salomo Friedländer.
66 pages, 5 1/2" x 7 1/2" |
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THE BUS RIDE
AUTHOR: ROGER NIEBOER |
If Camus wrote Urban Fiction, he might come close to Nieboer’s short story of a stranger looking for connection in the city.
One 8 1/2" x 14" sheet folded into 6 pages, 3 1/2" x 4 1/2" |
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RED CARS & LIGHTNING
AUTHOR: DAVE MOORE |
32 pages, 5 1/4" x 6 3/4" |
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