Her Eyes a Rising Star: 9 Women Poets of the Harlem Renaissance is a limited edition folio. It features nine 16-page booklets with a selection of poems of these prominent poets of the era.
Using a notebook that belonged to my mother, this limited edition portrays her migrations, survivor’s guilt, and secrets not brought to the table.
Faux stamps exploring how women’s bodies, clothing, and gender roles across have been depicted in media across seven decades of the twentieth century.
Deconstructing Elsie weaves environmental and ethical issues particular to the dairy industry with notions of gender roles, animal exploitation, and patriarchy.
This sculptural artist’s book comments on the common disconnect between meat and a live animal, mashing up a 1931 USDA slaughter guide with a 1960s meat cookbook.
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. Contrasting female and male terminology via dictionary definitions, it’s a jarring reminder of the double standard inherent in language.
A variation on Sluts & Studs, this sculptural artist’s book highlights the persistent double standard in language of sexuality.
This oven mitt-shaped book juxtaposes images of a vintage cookbook with snippets of contemporary advice columns to examine the roles that women are continually grappling with.
