The Pyramids and Palm Trees Test LTD Rare we can sense a shift

we can sense a shift in Sanguinetti's relationship to the cousins and the work they make: from insular childhood collaborators to three women with lives branching in different directions

Mahmoodian is a curator and through the Ffotogallery touring exhibition Bi nam – Image and Identity in Iran she provided first European exposure for emergent Iranian artists and photographers

Softcover with dust jacket

Multidisciplinary artist Moyra Davey delved into Peter Hujar’s archives and emerged mainly with little-known

The Pyramids and Palm Trees Test LTD Rare we can sense a shiftSoftcover, saddle sewn 24 x 32 cm 80 pages 500 copies, each numbered Silence Editions The title The Pyramids and Palm Trees Test takes its name from a semantic memory test used to detect language impairment. The test uses iconic images to determine the degree to which a subject can access meaning from pictures and words. Pyramids and palm trees are the main elements at the core of the test since their meaning is readily available to most people