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List of artists

(alphabetized by first name)

Amy E Robinson
Andrea Crane
Anna Mavromatis
Barbara Brandel
Bridget Elmer
Camden M. Richards
Carmela Rizzuto/Jane Manogian
Carol Es
Caroline Garcia Ziegler
Carrie L. Larson
Catherine Kirkpatrick
CB Sherlock
Charlene Asato
Cindy Stiteler
Cristina de Almeida
Cynthia Colbert
Elizabeth Holster
Ellen Knudson
Fionnuala Hart Gerrity
Jana Sim
Judith Hoffman
Judith Strom
Judy Gardner
Julie Shaw Lutts
Lauren Faulkenberry
Linda Carreiro
Lisa Bonilla Panter
Lise Melhorn-Boe
Louise Levergneux
Margaret Suchland
Meda R. Rives/Veda M. Rives
Merike van Zanten
Michelle Ray
Pamela Paulsrud
Paola Horevicz Hurtado
s. arden hill
Sally Hagy-Boyer
Sarah McDermott
Sarah Wallace Scott
Shawn Kathleen Simmons
Sun Young Kang
Susan Collard
Suzanne Sawyer
Sylvia Waltering/Lucy Schofield
Shawn Kathleen Simmons
Thomas Parker Williams
Tom Virgin

 

 

Michelle Ray

Tuscaloosa, Alabam

Not Jewish: Jew-ish

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“Taking its title from a Woody Allen quote, Not Jewish: Jew-ish explores the process of establishing a
tenuous yet significant connection to my cultural identity. This work addresses the many manifestations of identity including physical characteristics and geography. In the search for identity, I textually trace my
actions such as setting type; the letters ’O’ and ‘Y’ sit nestled together in the type case, and from the case springs the iconic Jewish utterance, ‘oy!’”

Letterpress and embossing; accordion structure. Text and imaages by the artist.


Rives BFK

6 x 21/2 x 1/4 closed; 6 x 20 x 1/8 open

edition of 40

© 2010

out of print

The Kashash & the Archivist

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Umberto Eco states that, “We like lists because we don’t want to die.” Collections physically and
temporally expand the space we occupy in this world; they reinforce our existence. The Kashash & the
Archivist explores the compulsions of collecting through the microcosm of pigeon wars (also know as
kash al-hamam or kashash hamam), an underground sport obsessed with living collections.

Handset type, reduction linoleum, photopolymer plate, case bound. Text and images by the artist.


Arches Text Wove

61/2 x 41/2 x 1/4 closed; 61/2 x 131/2 x1/4 open

edition of 15

© 2010

out of print

Please contact Alicia at Abecedarian Gallery to reserve copies