I believe that each of us is given one sentence at birth, and we spend the rest of our life trying to read that sentence and make sense of it.
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Li Young Lee
- Five Poems by Aimé Césaire
- Two Poems by April Bernard
- In and Out by Bob Perlongo
- The Red Cloud by Burt Barr
- Monologues for the Stage from “Sounds in the Distance” by David Wojnarowicz
- Porcupines and Other Travesties by Emily Listfield
- Revolutionary Black Workers by Felice Rosser
- The Children’s Stories by Jane Warrick
- Skeleton by Jim Jarmusch
- The Earth is a Satellite of the Moon by Leonel Rugama
- Two Stories by Leslie Dick
- The Birth Cave by Susan Friedland
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- Shodo by Yoji Shinagawa
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- Maximum Range by Nina Connolly
- Game Over by Paul Benney
- Untitled Drawing by Mimmo Paladino
- Imagine by Pat Steir
- Photographic Light Drawing by Philip Pocock
- Beech Trees in a Stormy Sky by Patricia Tobacco Forrester
- CIA in Nicaragua by Rebecca Howland
- Street Portraits by Rachael Romero
- Untitled Painting by Richard Milani
- The Magician by Chuck Connelly
- Untitled Drawing by Dan Asher
- Desert Visions by Richard Mock
- Untitled Drawing by Richard Nabhan
- Two Drawings by Darrel Ellis
- The Go-Between by David Bowes
- Praying on the Road by Roberto Juarez
- Untitled Painting by David Deutsch
- Untitled Drawing by Ross Bleckner
- Bomb by David Kapp
- Untitled Painting by David Salle
- Marked Down From Nothing by Don Van Vliet
- Black Tree by Elizabeth Murray
- Two Paintings by Ellen Phelan
- Roma by Sabina Mirri
- Blonde by Sarah Charlesworth
- Matter Study by Shelley Kaplan
- After Willem de Kooning by Sherrie Levine
- G.T. by Stephen Lack
- Persone by Francesco Clemente
- Sculpture in a Room by Steve Wood
- X-Acta Sketch by Futura 2000
- Dr. Agitt Tortured by Sue Coe
- Untitled Drawing by George Peck
- Untitled Drawing by Susan Rothenberg
- Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme by Georgia Marsh
- Untitled Drawing by William Burroughs
- Untitled Drawing by Gregory Botts
- The Water Hole series #f1330 by Hazel Usher
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Richard Mock, First Day of Spring, Desert Visions, blocks cut in 1978, 13 × 16½ inches. Courtesy of Jon Leon Gallery.
Richard Mock, Crossing Fate’s Boundaries, Desert Visions, blocks cut in 1978, 13 × 16½ inches. Courtesy of Jon Leon Gallery.
Richard Mock, Hot Ponderings, Desert Visions, blocks cut in 1978, 13 × 16½ inches. Courtesy of Jon Leon Gallery.
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