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#mood courtesy of #zoecrosher (at Hispanic Branch Library)
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Zoe Crosher
LA-LIKE: Transgressing The Pacific
Zoe Crosher is an artist who lives and works in Los Angeles. Inspired by the conflation of the image and the imaginary, particularly with regard to the troubled promise of renewal and the West, Crosher walks a blurred line between fantasy, reality, image and disappearance. Her work has been exhibited at MoMA, LACMA, The Dallas Contemporary and The California Museum of Photography, and she was recently co-awarded the 2015 Smithsonian Ingenuity of the Year Award in the Visual Arts (with Shamim M. Momim).
LA LIKE: Transgressing The Pacific photographically documents “sites of disappearance,” both real and imagined, that took place along the edge of the Pacific. The book includes essays on her work by Courtney Finn, Steffie Nelson, David Ulin, and Catherine G. Wagley, as well as excerpts by Eve Babitz.
ISBN 978-0-9906351-7-8
Soft cover, perfect bound
64 pages, 6.5 Ă— 9-inch
Edition of 500
Release date: February 1, 2015
US $25 Retail
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Coming February 2016 on Hesse Press: Zoe Crosher’s LA-LIKE: Transgressing the Pacific. Available at the LA Art Book Fair, Feb 12-14th.