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• Limbolandia. Motel 6, Texas
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• Requiems. Vigil
• Sleep start
• Requiem II
• Requiem III
• Exoduses
• Acknowledgements
• About the author.

• I The Philosopher
• II The Psychopomp
• III Vigilance
• IV Enchantment
• V The Collective
• VI Passion
• VII Dwelling
• VIII The Artist
• IX Sacrifice
• X The Physician
• XI Justice
• XII The Mirror
• XIII The Island
• XIV The Other
• XV The Burden
• XVI Hierarchy
• XVII The Crossroads
• XVIII Memory
• XIX Action
• XX Teanga
• XXI Viridis Omni.

"Memento Civitatem is a new collaborative work by visual artist Alice Maher and book artist Jamie Murphy. It is the first artists' book to be commissioned by the National Gallery of Ireland, and has been specially designed for its display at the Gallery. Maher and Murphy were invited to create an artists' book in response to the Gallery's archives of artists who lived through the social and political developments commemorated by Ireland's Decade of Centenaries. Originating from Maher's research into the art, lives and ideals of six Irish artists--Grace Gifford, Sarah Cecilia Harrison, Aloysius O'Kelly, William Orpen, Sarah Purser and Jack B. Yeats--Memento Civitatem explores our contemporary relationship to culture, citizenship, imagination and activism. Inspired by the Tarot card, a medium open to diverse and contradictory readings, the book presents twenty-one iconic image cards alongside words and phrases that are open to interpretation. Through the hand-set typography and an intuitive approach to image-making, Memento Civitatem is an ode to some of the artistic practices and the letterpress production processes of the period"--Publisher's website.

• Introduction / Chuck Byrne
• Knowing Jack Stauffacher: Jack the printer / John D. Berry
• The studio at 300 Broadway / Pino Trogu
• Making Phaedrus / Jim Faris
• The reluctant mentor / Dennis Letbetter
• Noon to one-thirty / Kristina Bell
• About the prints: Only on Saturday / Chuck Byrne
• Conversation / Jack Stauffacher & Chuck Byrne
• Jack Stauffacher at SFMOMA / Jennifer Dunlop Fletcher
• Movements, moments, meditations / Staci Steinberger
• Collecting Jack / Stephen Coles
• Monoprints: Finding process / Chuck Byrne
• Carnegie experiments : shifting & inking
• Journal of typographic research
• Red square
• On & off inking : a5 Series, Red 2 Series
• Four M Series
• G rotation studies
• Broken C series
• Transparency : ma5 Series, CE Series, YY Series, P Series, NQ Series, Broken M Series
• Make-Ready Series
• Portfolios: Jack Stauffacher and Albert Camus / Chuck Bigelow ; The rebel Albert Camus : Portfolio 1
• Book to portfolio / Chuck Byrne ; The wood letters of the Greenwood Press : Portfolio 2
• Prints of wooden letters / Matthew Carter ; Wooden letters from 300 Broaday : Portfolio 3
• Poetic truth / Dennis Letbetter ; The Vico collaboration : Portfolio 4
• Poetic speech and visions / Nathan Garland ; Vico duodecimo axiom 65 : Portfolio 5
• Editions: At hand / Michael Taylor
• At hand
• Golden Gate Bridge
• Tsunami
• Phaedrus
• Notes
• Index
• About the contributors
• About the editor & acknowledgments
• Credits
• Subscribers
• Colophon

• Tradition
• Folk
• Love poem beginning with a yellow cab
• Wealth
• Ode to tortillas
• Nation of domination
• In the dream
• Bulls vs. Suns, 1993
• Another Cal City poem
• Ojalá : my homie
• Upward mobility
• Regret or my dad says love
• Black & mild
• River Oaks Mall
• Pedro explains magical realism
• Chosen
• Fathers
• An almost sonnet for my mom's almost life
• Poem with corpse flowers & no corpses
• It's only day whatever of the quarantine & I'm already daydreaming about robbing rich people
• Poem with a little less aggression
• Maybach music
• Card declined
• Middle class in this mf
• Canelo Álvarez is the champ
• Bad Mexican sonnet
• Poem where no one is deported
• American tragedy
• Cal City winter
• On the signing of the North American Free Trade Agreement
• Ojalá : me & my guys
• Poetry is not therapy
• Before we got comfortable saying love, we dapped
• Ojalá : I hate heartbreak
• Haram
• Healing
• More, please
• Two truths & a lie
• Pedro gets asked about his big brother
• Happening sonnet
• Authenticity
• Loyality
• Poem where I learn to eat escargot
• Some words look nice until you try them on
• Wherever I'm at that land is Chicago
• Nate calls me soft
• Love poem (feat. Chani Nicholas)
• All the names we say because we don't say love
• Cal City love poem
• Most
• Mercedes says she prefers the word "discoteca" to the word "club"
• February & my love is in another state
• Ugly
• Origin story
• In Calumet City
• Now I'm bologna
• My sociology
• No time to wait
• Mercedes says hyacinths look like little firework shows
• Miracle
• Ruben's poem
• Ars poetica
• Eviction notice
• Moonshine
• Llorar
• United enemies
• Harlem snapshot
• FAQ
• Sunday love
• Between us & liberation
• Escargot
• Eating Taco Bell with Mexicans
• Maybe God is Mexican
• It's true
• Despecho hour at The Casa Azul Restaurante y Cantina
• Hopeful Cal City poem
• Mexican heaven ("the mexicans said no thank you to heaven--")
• Perder
• Inspiration
• I walk into the ocean
• Roses & lilies
• Justice is for the living
• Mexican heaven ("forget heaven & its promises of gold--")
• No more sad Mexicans
• Mexican heaven ("when my uncle goes to heaven")
• Another Harlem poem
• Ojalá : self-love
• Down to my elbows
• Rebuttal
• Shelter Island
• Let's get married
• Related : the sky is dope

"A groundbreaking collection of poems addressing how every kind of love-self, brotherly, romantic, familial, cultural-is birthed, shaped, and complicated by the invisible forces of gender, capitalism, religion, migration, and so on. Written in English and combined with a Spanish translation by poet David Ruano, Promises of Gold explores many forms of love and how "a promise made isn't always a promise kept," as Olivarez grapples with the contradictions of the American Dream laying bare the ways in which "love is complicated by forces larger than our hearts.""-- Provided by publisher

"A suite of poems that channels the legendary singer-songwriter Ritchie Valens to examine and question mid-twentieth-century conceptions of race and art, identity and desire"-- Provided by publisher.

• Armenak Saroyan (1874-1911)
• Aram Saroyan (1892-1986)
• William Saroyan (1908-1981)
• Art Manoogian (1908-2001)
• Archie Minasian (1913-1985)
• Kirk Minasian (1914-1995)
• Laura Claus Michaelian (1922-2013)
• Kathryn Manoogian (1933-2006)
• Aram Saroyan
• Charles J. Janigian
• Lucy Saroyan (1946-2003)
• Hank Saroyan (1947-2022)
• Bruce Janigian
• Roxanne Hyden
• Adam Bagdasarian
• William Michaelian
• Michelle Marie Janigian
• Strawberry Saroyan
• Nicole Simonian
• Alexander Simonian
• Ashley Simonian

"A surreal and kaleidoscopic tour of Afghanistan during the height of the American war, 300m is framed in the context of the chaotic 2021 military withdrawal and collapse of the Afghan government. Conceptualized with Brody's longtime collaborator in Afghanistan, 300m is an innovative, tactile accordion book that invites multiple readings and interactions"--Publisher's website (viewed on January 26, 2023)

• Pause
• Black Opal 7 for van Gogh
• Necklace
• Black Opal 1
• A Bird's Eye
• Black 2
• Drawing
• Black Opal Interim
• Emily Dickenson 1830-1886
• Black 9-- Blake and Kitty
• Black 3
• Give
• Black 4
• Dinner for Two
• Circle 7
• Study
• Black Opal 4
• Triangle 1
• Triangle 3
• Triangle 2
• Triangle 6
• Everett Sloane as Mr. Bernstein - Citizen Kane
• Square 3

Sixteen spreads that pair poems and a recent painting series by King
"As of February 2022, I have made over sixty paintings in series of Circles, Oblongs, Squares, Blacks, Opals, Triangles and I am now working on Homage. The paintings are done in mixed media. I use charcoal, library colored chalks, light soft molding paste, and turpentine applied with fingers, pallet knife, or paper towels. Here is a small sample of the work. Each one is accompanied by a short poem especially written for this book."--Granary Books website, viewed March 23, 2022

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38 reproductions of drawings or paintings of people's faces