One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version.
The Booklover combines a range of images related to books, reading, and art about books and reading. What is it that makes books so appealing? < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version.
Two-Day Hangover began as a sequence of photos taken as the artist's wandered alone through Paris in the few days after opening an exhibition and before returning home. The book collects images taken during these lost weekends between work and homecoming: a stop-gap of wandering, drinking, exploring, and home-sickness. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version. < Less

One of a group of nine unlimited artist's books first presented at White Columns, NYC in the Spring of 2008. These books... More > undergo continual development and revision; so that each copy printed has the capacity to be a unique version.

Every Letter in "The Sunset Strip" is an anagrammatic play on the title of Ed Ruscha's 1966 artist's book Every Building on the Sunset Strip. Each page features a single anagram generated using the same letters, creating a sequence of phrases that range from the nonsensical to the bawdy and back. < Less