Lily Stockman: Clouds over Farrington Carlo Ratti The pictured phrase emerges from

The pictured phrase emerges from an amorphous brown background that the artist would describe as one of his “anonymous backdrops for the drama of words

This book by photographer and writer Sally Mann explores the challenges and pleasures of the creative process

and lasting significance of “rephotography

an exhibition of works by Ed Ruscha and Louis Michel Eilshemius (1864–1941) at Gagosian

whose classical shapes and compositions take their inspiration from stained-glass church windows

Lily Stockman: Clouds over Farrington Carlo Ratti The pictured phrase emerges fromLily Stockmans monotype print Clouds over Farrington belongs to a suite titled The Geminid Prints, which she produced with the off the grid, solar powered print studio Farrington Press in Californias remote Mojave Desert. Each unique work was made by woodblock printing a ground of Flashe paint onto handmade Japanese paper, and then overprinting the result with plates painted with etching ink. Based in Los Angeles and Yucca Valley, California, Stockman