The Land of Wandering v. 1: Exquisite History

Author:   The Printmakers Left
Publisher:   University of Virginia Press
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9780977382804


Pages:   168
Publication Date:   30 November 2005
Format:   Paperback
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The first of a three-volume project titled """"Exquisite History"""", """"The Land of Wandering"""" offers a combination of art and poetry centered around desire, nostalgia, and the restless spirit that leads us to wander. Created by the Printmakers Left, a group of artists and poets working collaboratively out of the University of Virginia's printmaking programs, the volume is being published to coincide with an accompanying exhibition at the McIntire Department of Art's Off Grounds Gallery in Charlottesville. Composed of University of Virginia faculty, alumni, visiting artists, and friends, the Printmakers Left has worked together for ten years on a variety of exhibitions, portfolios, and books. The artists include: Bogdan Achimescu, Anne Beck, David Bendernagel, Charles Beneke, Maggie Booth, Barbara Campbell, Betsy Cavalier, Jeremy Chen, Josh Dailey, Dean Dass, Lydia Diemer, David Dunlap, Dana Giacofci, Brian Kelly, Karen Kevorkian, Roland Lusk, Adam Moyer, Akemi Ohira, Justin Quinn, Martha Saunders, Rebecca Silberman, Lisa Russ Spaar, Elizabeth Stark, Chris Thomas, Annu Vertanen, Kazaan Viveiros, Rob Walker, Kari Weber, Clay Witt, Sam Witt, Adam Wolpa, and others.

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Author:   The Printmakers Left
Publisher:   University of Virginia Press
Imprint:   University of Virginia McIntire Department
Dimensions:   Width: 15.20cm , Height: 1.00cm , Length: 25.40cm
Weight:   0.434kg
ISBN:  

9780977382804


ISBN 10:   097738280
Pages:   168
Publication Date:   30 November 2005
Audience:   College/higher education ,  Professional and scholarly ,  Undergraduate ,  Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active
Availability:   Out of stock   Availability explained
The supplier is temporarily out of stock of this item. It will be ordered for you on backorder and shipped when it becomes available.

Table of Contents

Prologue; 1: Forward; Creation (Formation) of the Universe & Beings; 2: Light<>Dark; 3: WaterWater; 4: Land and Flora; 5: Heavens, Stars, Night Sky; 6: Fish + Birds; 7: Land Animals; 8: Rest; The Fall; 9: It's a wonderland; 10: We can't live there anymore; 11: Brudermord; The Flood; 12: Genealogies; 13: Vessel of the Covenant; 14: The Raven, The Dove; Scattering of the Nations; 15: The Table of Nations; 16: Tower of Babel; 17: Too many languages; 18: The Land of Wandering.

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If our story begins when desire enters us - desire that is etiologically bound to blown threshold, banishment, exile - then what is the land of wandering but the abyssal precinct of our restless, yearning soul-making? Like the ancestral Cain, 'a fugitive and a vagabond in the earth,' we are - whether haunted by a terrible nostalgia for a lost, symbiotic language or blown by iconoclastic negative winds of anomie - still wandering. Any ephemeral dream of the garden is primeval; it is in the land of wandering that our exquisite history begins. - Lisa Russ Spaar


If our story begins when desire enters us - desire that is etiologically bound to blown threshold, banishment, exile - then what is the land of wandering but the abyssal precinct of our restless, yearning soul-making? Like the ancestral Cain, 'a fugitive and a vagabond in the earth,' we are - whether haunted by a terrible nostalgia for a lost, symbiotic language or blown by iconoclastic negative winds of anomie - still wandering. Any ephemeral dream of the garden is primeval; it is in the land of wandering that our exquisite history begins. - Lisa Russ Spaar


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Composed of University of Virginia faculty, alumni, visiting artists, and friends, the Printmakers Left has worked together for ten years on a variety of exhibitions, portfolios, and books. The artists include: Bogdan Achimescu, Anne Beck, David Bendernagel, Charles Beneke, Maggie Booth, Barbara Campbell, Betsy Cavalier, Jeremy Chen, Josh Dailey, Dean Dass, Lydia Diemer, David Dunlap, Dana Giacofci, Brian Kelly, Karen Kevorkian, Roland Lusk, Adam Moyer, Akemi Ohira, Justin Quinn, Martha Saunders, Rebecca Silberman, Lisa Russ Spaar, Elizabeth Stark, Chris Thomas, Annu Vertanen, Kazaan Viveiros, Rob Walker, Kari Weber, Clay Witt, Sam Witt, Adam Wolpa.

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