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 reads from "I Confess"
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