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Issue 24 Shadows Winter 2006/07
Table of Contents
Columns
- Inventory / School of Rocks
Piper Marshall
Selling Mrs. Stanford’s jewels - Object Lesson / Objet de Lux
Celeste Olalquiaga
The passions of Madame Du Châtelet - Colors / Violet
Daniel Handler
Your name is a color - Ingestion / Fear of Flesh
Allen S. Weiss
The garden of earthy delights
- Bodies at Rest
Tony Wood
Konstantin Melnikov's Sonata of Sleep - Dead Troops Salute
Louis Kaplan
Arthur Mole’s living photographs - Menger's Spongiform Encephalopathy
Margaret Wertheim and Jeannine Mosely
Building a fractal house of cards - Salt and Pepper
Implicasphere
Season to taste - Measure for Measure: An Interview with Anne Chaka
Frances Richard and Anne Chaka
A visit to the National Institute of Standards and Technology - Square Watermelons and Leg Art
Jocko Weyland
Exploring the Associated Press Photo Library - Artist Project / Make Model Mark
Greg Jones - Plotto's Pharmacy
Lytle Shaw
The wiseguys and the Farmer Con - Artist Project / Eye Drawings
Jochem Hendricks - Paying Attention
Jonathan Beller
The commodification of the sensorium - Jesus Kills
Steve Featherstone
Do unto others, before they do unto you
- Shades of Black
Trevor Paglen
Symbolic language and covert military programs - A Short History of the Shadow: An Interview with Victor I. Stoichita
Christopher Turner and Victor I. Stoichita
From Plato’s cave to Duchamp’s widow - Artist Project / Cabinet Shadows
Byron Kim - Otto Neurath’s Universal Silhouettes
George Pendle
The father of the Isotype - Darkness Visible
Marina Warner
The view from the shadows - Artist Project / Stage
Katrín Sigurðardóttir - Artist Project / Carte de Visite
Glenn Ligon - Mirror, Mirror
Julia Bryan-Wilson
An Austrian town tries to step out of the shadows - Artist Project / Spin Shadow Heads
Tim Noble & Sue Webster - Sleight of Light
Jonathan Allen
Magic in the shadows - Five O'Clock Shadows
Colby Chamberlain
Losing by a razor-thin margin
- Postcard / Hand Exercise for Shadowgraphy (Ballerina)
Félicien Trewey - Bookmark / Clip, Stamp, Fold (1977–1979)
Beatriz Colomina
The radical architecture of little magazines 196X–197X
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