a peek inside Sheryl Oppenheim's book, Black Light
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label books. Show all posts
Tuesday, February 3
Thursday, November 20
Mirror Mirrored: A Contemporary Artists' Edition of 25 Grimm's Tales
My pal Corwin Levi has teamed up with Michelle Aldredge to create Mirror Mirrored: A Contemporary Artists' Edition of 25 Grimm's Tales, a limited-edition, multimedia, hardcover book by 27 contemporary visual artists reinterpreting 25 Grimm's tales. The artists included in this project are: Amy Cutler, Angus McCullough, Anna Schuleit Haber, Anne Connell, Brittany DeNigris, Carrie Mae Weems, Debra Smith, DJ Spooky (aka Paul D. Miller), John Kelly, Joseph Keckler, Kiki Smith, Lothar Osterburg, Margaret Lanzetta, Plano Casual (aka Agustin Lucho Pozo), Rachel Perry Welty, Sarah Fagan, Siona Benjamin, Stephanie J. Williams, Tomokazu Matsuyama, Walter Martin, Paloma Muñoz, Wangechi Mutu, Will Rawls, Corwin Levi, David Packer, Julia Jacquette, Simen Johan, and Yinka Shonibare MBE. Check it out on kickstarter to see all the amazing things a simple pledge will bring into your life and support this amazing project.
Thursday, March 13
Tuesday, October 8
Wednesday, January 30
Friday, July 13
Thursday, October 13
Monday, September 5
Wednesday, May 11
Thursday, November 19
Two Months Salary
I am proud to announce that Two Months' Salary is now available at Amazon (US sales only) and at leegainer.com (US and international orders and signed books).
Based on the limited edition print series of the same name, Two Months' Salary presents a lighthearted yet compelling overview of 20th century diamond marketing and its affect on the American psyche. Once considered a simple luxury item, today's diamond engagement ring is a necessity that conveys the emotional weight of true romantic love and the financial expectation of conspicuous consumerism.
Lee Gainer considers this transformation in a critical essay along with a collection of 378 examples of bridal jewelry grouped according to the average salary for a variety of occupations. Two Months' Salary is an insightful and enjoyable trek through the world of bridal bling.
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