My mother’s notebook was used to create this piece, hinting at losing family in Treblinka, her move to Palestine, and the “locks” representing painful memories and other secrets not brought to the table.
This artist’s book demonstrates how the same social and legal arguments used to oppose interracial marriage in generations past were recycled for use in social and legal opposition to same-sex marriage.
This artist’s book fancifully poses questions on writing and the writing life, with the replies derived from classic women authors’ letters, journals, and autobiographies.
Sluts & Studs looks at the language of sexuality, and the contrasts between the female and male terminology via dictionary definitions. Seeing these terms in the context of iconic 1950s style imagery is a jarring reminder that the language of sexuality is still largely a throwback to attitudes of the past.