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.../miscellaneous - is a personal journal self educational in nature, containing notes and images that inspire me, or that I wish to learn more about - as such, it includes works by other people as noted with full acknowledgment and credit to authors and sources.
I also share content of my own making that I think is worth sharing with a larger audience. If there is any work by others who object to having their work posted here, I will remove the content if so requested.
Matt Niebuhr - Works ...examining the threshold at which ordinary visibility ends and perception begins... is a site featuring my work exclusively.
Intersecting Images : a "blog" with musings about art, photography and culture - begun in 2005
Matt Niebuhr - Drawings a visual journal ...
If you are interested in work for purchase please see this or simply email me: niebuhr.matt [at] gmail.com - Thanks!
I also share content of my own making that I think is worth sharing with a larger audience. If there is any work by others who object to having their work posted here, I will remove the content if so requested.
Matt Niebuhr - Works ...examining the threshold at which ordinary visibility ends and perception begins... is a site featuring my work exclusively.
Intersecting Images : a "blog" with musings about art, photography and culture - begun in 2005
Matt Niebuhr - Drawings a visual journal ...
If you are interested in work for purchase please see this or simply email me: niebuhr.matt [at] gmail.com - Thanks!
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Wade Guyton
Black Paintings
June 2011
ISBN: 978-3-03764-166-8
Softcover, 230 x 304 mm / 800 pages
Edited by Wade Guyton
Authors: John Kelsey
Must get my hands on this!
“For this volume, Wade Guyton first had the book designed, and then printed it on the same ink-jet printers he used for his large-format serial prints on canvas. These pages were then scanned and printed by offset. In a sense, this artist’s book is a work on the questions of reproduction, original, source, and re-formation at the heart of Guyton’s practice.”
