Esopus 14 (Spring 2010)

Editor’s Note

By Tod Lippy

Introducing a special issue containing 12 brand-new artist’s projects

Artist’s Project: Marcia Kure

By Marcia Kure

“Dressed Up”: A series of collages comparing hip-hop and Victorian sartorial cultures

Artist’s Project: Roxy Paine

By Roxy Paine

Sixteen drawings by the acclaimed artist explore dendritic systems (with removable poster)

Artist’s Project: Barbara Probst

By Barbara Probst

A series of photographs whose subjects occur in the same split-second of time

Artist’s Project: Judy Pfaff

By Judy Pfaff

This stunning, 6-foot-long double foldout utilizes hundreds of the artist’s photographs.

Artist’s Project: Kerry James Marshall

By Kerry James Marshall

A comic strip whose subjects include theory, culture, history, and the “Black Metropolis”

Artist’s Project: John O’Connor

By John O’Connor

The artist color-coded grids created by his landlord to predict winning lottery numbers.

Artist’s Project: Suzanne Bocanegra

By Suzanne Bocanegra

31 artists are invited to reimagine recipe cards as miniature in-home performances.

Artist’s Project: Jared Flood

By Jared Flood

For “Esprit de Corpse,” multiple artists worked individually to knit a single garment.

Artist’s Project: Erica Allen

By Erica Allen

Manipulated barbershop posters and discarded photographs create resonant portraits of masculinity.

Artist’s Project: Fernando Santangelo

By Fernando Santangelo

In “Egypt,” a picture story told with Tarot-like images, two children embark upon an Egyptian adventure.

Artist’s Project: Juri Murioka

By Juri Murioka

The artist maps her surroundings with whimsical drawings.

Artist’s Project: John Baldessari

By John Baldessari

“Foot and Stocking Series,” a series based on a 1965 painting by the artist

Esopus CD #14: Artists

Sharon Van Etten, Doveman, Big Troubles, and 10 other musical acts created new songs inspired by, and named after, visual artists.