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The Southeastern Railway Museum is pleased to present Drove(s), an art exhibition that takes a look at the culture of automobiles, our dependence on them, and their environmental impact.
Drove(s)
January 12-February 12, 2012
Opening Reception January 11, 6-9p.m.
The Southeastern Railway Museum, Duluth, GA
The Best Day Possible-featuring NIAD Artsit Darleen Farr and Krissi Dean
Veronica's Art Notes from the exhibition, Under The Big Black Sun
My fiction is truth, and sometimes my nonfiction is true too. I have mythology, i have a sprititual totem and their is a beast which lies beneath. i am protected by my own cosmology. My art is subject, body, object.
Carlos Almarez
John Baldessari
Guy De Cointet
Judith F Baca
Carlos Villa
Jim Goldberg
Carole Caroompas
Terry Schoonhoven
Judy Chicago
Notes from Matt Mullican lecture from the Geffen
ideas come up like weeds
slides act like an artificial memory
light is a L.A. idea
algorithum stays the same-light subject, there is no you - just the pattern of you.
light-distance-pattern
implication of the place that was drawn
Glenn pricks finger, mullican is interested in the pain of glenn-500 drawings-ego and whatever glenn was going through.
subject-object-split
drawings of experiments inside of this fictional space
model of a possible cosmology
information-wall information-wall-information-wall-information
tearing up deaths cape
mirror neurons

Hello Now from Everywhere is a book of memorial drawings selected from an ongoing series. Over the past four years Oakland visual artist, Veronica De Jesus, has been making memorial drawings of the recently deceased and installing them in the window of Dog-Eared Books in San Francisco. Her style is lively and eclectic and her subject choices are idiosyncratic: her own friends along with pop icons like Laura Branigan and Louise Bourgeois. Regardless of their fame, everyone is celebrated for their uniqueness. Also included is an intimate essay by Veronica's wife, Regina Clarkinia.
$26, B/W softcover with color dust jacket.
130 pp.
6" x 9.5"

$150, B/W softcover with hand-made origianl cover
130 pp.
6" x 9.5"

What is Publication Studio?: Publication Studio is an experiment in sustainable publication. We print and bind books on demand, creating original work with artists and writers we admire, books that both respond to the conversation of the moment and can endure. We attend to the social life of the book, cultivating a public that cares and is engaged. Publication Studio is a laboratory for publication in its fullest sense � not just the production of books, but the production of a public. This public, which is more than a market, is created through deliberate acts: the circulation of texts; discussions and gatherings in physical space; and the maintenance of a digital commons. Together these construct a space of conversation, a public space, which beckons a public into being.

Oakland Artist Lydia Greer and myself teamed up to make this animation of a story i made up. I have been actualizing it since 1999(roughly) and now it has blossomed into a short 3 minute animation. here is the link
Dogkhat's Journey
