Robert Gober

Edited by Karen Marta. Published by Dia Center for the Arts, New York, in 1993. Publication coordinator: Karen Kelly


Black Popular Culture: A Project by Michele Wallace

Edited by Gina Dent. Published by Dia Center for the Arts, New York, in 1992. Publication manager: Karen Kelly


Lawrence Weiner: Displacement

Published by Dia Center for the Arts, New York, in 1992. Publication coordinator: Karen Kelly


If You Lived Here: The City in Art, Theory, and Social Activism. A Project by Martha Rosler

Edited by Brian Wallis. Published by Dia Art Foundation, New York, in 1991. Publication coordinator: Karen Kelly


Democracy: A Project by Group Material

Edited by Brian Wallis. Published by Dia Art Foundation, New York, in 1990. Publication coordinator: Karen Kelly


Amerika: Tim Rollins + K.O.S.

Published by Dia Art Foundation, New York, in 1989. Publication coordinator: Karen Kelly


PPI 2: Fia Backström and Pradeep Dalal @ Printed Matter

Pounds Per Image #2: Photography in the Sensorium: Fia Backström and Pradeep Dalal in conversation with Shannon Ebner and Sara Greenberger Rafferty @ Printed Matter virtual Art Book Fair

Launch event for the second publication in the series Pounds Per Image, edited by Shannon Ebner, who joined Sara Greenberger Rafferty and the artists Fia Backström and Pradeep Dalal in a conversation about their new dialogical essay, “Photography in the Sensorium.”

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Moyra Davey: I Confess @ Printed Matter

I Confess: Moyra Davey in conversation with Pradeep Dalal, Dalie Giroux, and Cason Sharpe @ Printed Matter

Artist Pradeep Dalal moderates a conversation between Moyra Davey, Canadian writer Cason Sharpe, and political theorist Dalie Giroux about Davey’s latest book, I Confess. Hosted by Printed Matter.

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Moyra Davey reads from "I Confess"

Moyra Davey reads from her book I Confess

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Julia Christensen: Upgrade Available @ Fulcrum

Upgrade Available: Julia Christensen in conversation with Tom Hall and Laetitia Sonami

Conversation between Fulcrum Arts’s AxS Incubator Resident Julia Christensen and programmer Tom Hall, moderated by artist, researcher, and educator Laetitia Sonami. The three artists—united in their investigations into sonic translation—discuss what it means to engage the physical world in electronic music and art, with particular attention to Christensen’s Tree of Life project in the context of concerns she explored in her book Upgrade Available.

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