Between the Sheets:
The Print Center Annual Auction
December 1, 2009

Wendel A. White's work in Small Towns, Black Lives: African American Communities in Southern New Jersey

 Dan Schimmel

Renee Stout

Zoe Strauss

Abigail Cohen

Alexander Sutulov

Huston Ripley

Tod Hanson

Kathryn Pannepacker: PEACE FLAG PIECE 

"I began this tapestry just after September 11th's tragedy in the United States. Yes, this is a political piece. How can it not be?..."

Adelaide Paul: 30 Days

Since the early 1940's, thousands of collies have been bred so that nine transvestite "Lassies" could perpetuate a celluloid myth about a boy and his dog.

Sharyn O'Mara's untitled field (church), an installation in an abandoned church, explored the notion of interstice.

JUDY GELLES
Florida Family Portrait, a book by InLiquid artist Judy Gelles. Judy will sign copies of her book at Printed Matter in New York City on September 21, 2002.

MARTHA MADIGAN
A collection of images from photographer Martha Madigan's "Human Nature" series.

KIM ROLLINS
A collection of hand carved and painted wood images from artist Kim Rollins.

TABLEAUX VIVANTS BY TONY WARD
A collection of erotic images from internationally acclaimed photographer Tony Ward, previewing his book Tableaux Vivants.

MOLECULAR NOTATION
Ed Dormer created and implemented the environmental installation, Molecular Notation, which was viewed November 12, 2000 on the Delaware River.

NELL AND THE BELL
Nell and The Bell is an illustrated picture book for adults. With illustrations by John Overmyer. Written by A. Jason Ross.

JAMES WASSERMAN
From Shirt Corner To Eternity : a Portrait of Old City
A preview of James' exhibit featuring portraits of people living and working in Old City.

SIXTY MINUTE MAN
Dana Sunshine, a sculptor from Philadelphia, is currently collaborating with the architecture firm of Casagrande and Rintala, Ltd. of Finland to realize "Sixty Minute Man", a large scale archtectonic installation for the Venice Biennale 2000 (architecture).

HUGH HALES-TOOKE
Inliquid.com is proud to present its first "site" specific web photo/essay by British-born photographer, Hugh Hales-Tooke. This piece, Boys will be Boys explores (English) male humor; underwear (of both sexes) and its wider "underlying" significance.

DISSENTIA CURATORIAL SERVICES
As a sure hangover cure for the post -consumerist holiday frenzy, Dissentia Curatorial Services presents Steal this Show on February 2nd at Vox Populi Gallery. The art is not for sale , but can easily be procured by anyone with the nerve and skill to surreptitiously take it. This artist feature presents the art available for theft and will be updated as the project continues.

BASE KAMP PROJECT COLLECTION
The Hegemonic Bar was an interactive performance and installation focused on class hierarchy as an example of hegemony, through the form of a bar. It self-consciously simplified the complexities of oppression and hegemony as a whole, for the sake of a participatory and partly parodic performance.

BASE KAMP PROJECT COLLECTION
Heroes, Villains and Marginals is a visual exploration of contemporary values. The work isolates the people - living and dead, real and fictional - that represent our society's need for archetypal extremes of ideologies and behaviors, those who are used as specific examples in the creation of and perpetuation of values, via mass media.

NEWCOURTLAND: ART IS AGELESS
Through the Art is Ageless initiative, the seniors in the NewCourtland facilities are given exciting opportunities to work with professional artists, be creative, and maintain a voice in the larger community.