Using a notebook that belonged to my mother, this limited edition portrays her migrations, survivor’s guilt, and secrets not brought to the table.
This artist’s book depicts how the same social and legal arguments used to oppose interracial marriage in the past were recycled for opposition to same-sex marriage.
Deconstructing Elsie weaves environmental and ethical issues particular to the dairy industry with notions of gender roles, animal exploitation, and patriarchy.
This lighthearted artist’s book comprised of imaginary postage stamps speaks of connection, communication, travel, and adventure.
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.
In this collection of altered 1950s romance comics, the original dialog has been removed, replaced by banter between male and female characters on the mythology of modern relationships.
A variation on Sluts & Studs, this sculptural artist’s book highlights the persistent double standard in language of sexuality.
Media images of Hillary Clinton are teamed with sexist comments from news sources. Even those who aren’t Hillary fans might find fault with this coverage!
