1 canister, color illustrations, 14 cm high x 9 cm in diameter
Description
Title and publication information from 23 Sandy Gallery booksellers' website. Limited edition of 100 copies, signed and numbered by the artist. "Karen Finneyfrock's What Lot's Wife Would Have Said (If She Wasn't a Pillar of Salt) is a moving poem which draws parallels between Lot's flight from Sodom and Gomorrah, the on-going AIDs crisis and the notion of gay marriage. Its consumer-driven presentation is based on the premise that a canister of salt is more beloved to Americans than any god damned poet"--23 Sandy Gallery Booksellers' website, viewed on March 22, 2017. "Printing/Reproduction Process: Digital print on repackaged corporate salt canister Image/Illustration Process: Digital remix of Morton's Salt label"--23 Sandy Gallery Booksellers' website, viewed on March 22, 2017. A container of Morton's Salt with the artist's digital remix replacing the original label. The poem starts in the nutrition facts label and continues around the container. Signed and numbered on the bottom of the container.
Repository
University of Puget Sound Collins Library, Archives & Special Collections
Colors; Illustrations; Text (layout feature); Visual
Language
English
Photographer
Kendyl Chasco, Collins Memorial Library
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