Like a wave moving back and forth, The Site is a philosophical novel which transports us into a world where our thinking is the real character of the story. It is a book through which we can... More > understand how it is sometimes our silence what limits our freedom of speech, our intolerance and self-distrust what help justify any kind of discrimination...the war provoked for war´s sake is the most infamous crime of war and our lack of commitment to our fellows the worst attack to our freedom. As the protagonist of The Site states: “In life, you can allow yourself to have your own way, but you can never remain indifferent to you neighbour´s predicament or pain!”
Through The Site readers will have a chance to search inside their souls.< Less
Like a wave moving back and forth, The Site is a philosophical novel which transports us into a world where our thinking is the real character of the story. It is a book through which we can... More > understand how it is sometimes our silence what limits our freedom of speech, our intolerance and self-distrust what help justify any kind of discrimination...the war provoked for war´s sake is the most infamous crime of war and our lack of commitment to our fellows the worst attack to our freedom. As the protagonist of The Site states: “In life, you can allow yourself to have your own way, but you can never remain indifferent to you neighbour´s predicament or pain!”
Through The Site readers will have a chance to search inside their souls.< Less
ABOUT THE 6x9" PAPERBACK: Mark Bradley is a graduate structural engineer, high on qualifications, low on experience. He sets to work on his first construction site, to help control the building... More > of Miltonshire Council’s new offices and make his first mark on the world. From day one the site is fraught with difficulties and the problems are set to multiply when a cockney ex-con has the site lined up for a protection racket. But there is a deeper problem that everyone has missed and it is about to have disastrous consequences. Who will carry the blame when it all goes wrong?
ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Andrew Dawber is one of about a thousand Dawbers worldwide. Like most Dawbers he was born in the North West of England. He graduated from the University of Sheffield in 1986 with a degree in Civil and Structural Engineering and went on to work for a number of companies within the construction industry. In 1998 he became a Chartered Structural Engineer.< Less
Featuring: Gary Petersen, Kris Scheifele, Chris Smith, Lisa A. Banner, Marie Vic, Daniel McGrath, Matthew Booth, Mathew Bushell, Joe Graham-Felsen, Myeongsoo Kim, Brie Ruais, Timothy Hutchings, Erol... More > Otus, Dan Zettwoch, Sarah Richardson, Ezra Claverie, Samantha Bittman, Benjamin Rogers, Aubrey Hays, Jay Lizo, Yar Koporulin, and Naomi Asselin< Less
Marfa, TX
Guest Curator LAUREN VAN HAAFTEN-SCHICK
Editor in Chief MEAGHAN KENT, Contributing Editor JANET KIM, Copy Editor BETH MAYCUMBER, Copy Editor JENNIFER SOOSAAR, Journal designed by SITE,... More > Logo designed by Fulano, All images credit: Lauren van Haaften-Schick
SITE is an alternative non-profit organization established to present exhibitions for emerging and established artists in temporary urban locations. Drawing upon available space in major cities, SITE will present over five projects per year, each extending up to two months. The impermanent sites create a platform for artists and curators to present innovative ideas in different contexts and allow viewers to experience new work not native to their location. Exhibitions will offer openings, educational talks and tours, screenings, and performances. SITE also features the online monthly Journal with contributions by writers, curators, and artists.< Less
Featuring: Lisa A. Banner, Jongil Ma, Elizabeth Winton, Emilia Galatis, Margaret Boko, Sally M. Mulda, Amy French and Lily Long, Christina Mesiti, Enrique Santos, Gina Occhiogrosso, Ryan Peter... More > Miller, Justin H. Long, Susan Homer, Allison Wade, Leon Reid IV, Champneys Taylor, Thomas Michael Corcoran
site95.org
site95 is an alternative non-profit organization established to present exhibitions for emerging and established artists in temporary urban locations. Drawing upon available space in major cities, site95 will present over five projects per year, each extending up to two months. The impermanent sites create a platform for artists and curators to present innovative ideas in different contexts and allow viewers to experience new work not native to their location. Exhibitions will offer openings, educational talks and tours, screenings, and performances. site95 also features the online monthly Journal with contributions by writers, curators, and artists.< Less
Featuring:André Crespo, Mario Pais, John James Anderson, John Silvis, Agnes Barley, Francesco Longenecker, Jude Broughan, Roberto Carlos Lange, Matthew Brownell, Alexandra Posen, Christian... More > Maychack, Peter Demos, Nils Folke Anderson, Nathan Dilworth, David Schoerner, Laurel Garcia Colvin, Grace Roselli, and Arthur Dove
site95 is an alternative non-profit organization established to present exhibitions for emerging and established artists in temporary urban locations. Drawing upon available space in major cities, site95 will present over five projects per year, each extending up to two months. The impermanent sites create a platform for artists and curators to present innovative ideas in different contexts and allow viewers to experience new work not native to their location. Exhibitions will offer openings, educational talks and tours, screenings, and performances.< Less
Featuring: Lisa Williamson, Trombly Rodriguez, Nicole Lenzi, Jennifer Williams, Bradford Robotham, Jill Daves, Colette Robbins, Erickson Lassiter, Stacy Gibboni, Leah Beeferman, Matthew Harvey, and... More > Emmy Thelander. site95 is an alternative non-profit organization established to present exhibitions for emerging and established artists in temporary urban locations. Drawing upon available space in major cities, site95 will present over five projects per year, each extending up to two months. The impermanent sites create a platform for artists and curators to present innovative ideas in different contexts and allow viewers to experience new work not native to their location. Exhibitions will offer openings, educational talks and tours, screenings, and performances.< Less
Featuring: Elizabeth Huey, Paul Judelson, Susan McLean, Niv Rozenberg, Charlie Rubin, Cary Whittier, Stephen Yang, Mark Lawrence Stafford, Artemis Herber, Christine Carr, Greg Lindquist, Special... More > Affects Films, Peter Gordon, Gina Beavers, and Mark George.
site95 is an alternative non-profit organization established to present exhibitions for emerging and established artists in temporary urban locations. Drawing upon available space in major cities, site95 will present over five projects per year, each extending up to two months. The impermanent sites create a platform for artists and curators to present innovative ideas in different contexts and allow viewers to experience new work not native to their location. Exhibitions will offer openings, educational talks and tours, screenings, and performances.< Less
Dead in August Special Edition with over 75 participating artists! More information on our website: http://www.site95.org/_exhibitions/_deadinaugust2012/DiA2012_benefit.html
