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Andrew Berardini; Naomi Fry; Keith Gessen; David Giles; Mark Greif; Christopher Hsu; Jen Schwarting; Jessica Slaven; Loretta Staples; Gregory Warner; Dushko Petrovich; Roger White
Language: English
Published by Paper Monument Communication, LLC, 2008
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Nearly as new copy. (see picture) 78 pages.Also Issue 1,Fall,2007;Issue 3,Spring,2010;Issue 4,Summer,2013.All as new,approx 78 pages each. SOLD AS A SET OF 4.
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- Title
- Paper Monument #2;A Journal of Contemporary Art,Fall 2008 (Also Issues 1,3,4)
- Author
- Andrew Berardini; Naomi Fry; Keith Gessen; David Giles; Mark Greif; Christopher Hsu; Jen Schwarting; Jessica Slaven; Loretta Staples; Gregory Warner; Dushko Petrovich; Roger White
- Publisher
- Paper Monument Communication, LLC
- Publication year
- 2008
- Condition
- As New
- Dust jacket
- No Jacket
- Binding
- Soft cover
- Language
- English
- ISBN 10
- 0979757517
- ISBN 13
- 9780979757518
- Illustrator
- Kerstin Bratsch; James Howard; Alex Klein; Noah Sheldon
Paper Monument is a twice-yearly print journal of contemporary arts, published in collaboration with n+1. It is edited by Dushko Petrovich and Roger White, and designed by Project Projects.
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Review
[Paper Monument] sets a new standard for arts journals, which tend to be either shallow and glossy or laborious, academic reads. home --Eric Kelsey, UTNE Reader
The journal gives a fresh slant on art and the art world, and although it exists within that context, it insists on poking, prodding, and puncturing its surface intelligently. --Heather Rowe, ARTFORUM
Its tone shifts from fine, scrupulous ironies, expressed with an almost Edwardian decorum ... to satisfyingly alienating academicese ... to discordant Yiddish locutions and words from another era ... to raw, vigorous, right-on-the-money prose.... --Lee Siegel, The New York Sun
The journal gives a fresh slant on art and the art world, and although it exists within that context, it insists on poking, prodding, and puncturing its surface intelligently. --Heather Rowe, ARTFORUM
Its tone shifts from fine, scrupulous ironies, expressed with an almost Edwardian decorum ... to satisfyingly alienating academicese ... to discordant Yiddish locutions and words from another era ... to raw, vigorous, right-on-the-money prose.... --Lee Siegel, The New York Sun
"About the title" may belong to another edition of this title.