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Transgression / Leah Oates
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FA.B82.1251
1 v. ([26] p.) ; 14 x 20 cm.
circa 1999
Spiral bound, offset printing with artist's photographs.
"Transgression investigates language versus being. The text, or language, is a cacophony of individual voices stating opinions on gender difference. In contrast, the corresponding images are quiet and clinical, focusing on similarity rather than difference and in this way cross existing boundaries.Transgression investigates language versus being. The text, or language, is a cacophony of individual voices stating opinions on gender difference. In contrast, the corresponding images are quiet and clinical, focusing on similarity rather than difference and in this way cross existing boundaries. - See more at: http://www.indiephotobooklibrary.org/2011/12/transgression/#sthash.nLQokNT7.dpuf"
"Transgression investigates language versus being. The text, or language, is a cacophony of individual voices stating opinions on gender difference. In contrast, the corresponding images are quiet and clinical, focusing on similarity rather than difference and in this way cross existing boundaries.Transgression investigates language versus being. The text, or language, is a cacophony of individual voices stating opinions on gender difference. In contrast, the corresponding images are quiet and clinical, focusing on similarity rather than difference and in this way cross existing boundaries. - See more at: http://www.indiephotobooklibrary.org/2011/12/transgression/#sthash.nLQokNT7.dpuf"