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Martha's Quarterly, Issue 17, Fall 2020, There Are No Edges on the Moon / Tammy Nguyen
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FA.B50.2569
7.25" x 3.75"
2020
Staple and metal fastener bound. Photocopy printed. Die cut. 20 of 200 copies.
"I have started to regard observational drawing as an exercise in ethics. So much of looking has humbled me, because it has allowed me to see things that I didn’t know were there, contesting the arrogance of my imagination. Drawing itself can have ethical implications, from where an architect decides to put a doorway to where a government decides to draw a boundary. In these examples and beyond, observation can be a process where those meaningful decisions are informed by a more knowledgeable decider."--Tammy Nguyen, Editor's Note
"I have started to regard observational drawing as an exercise in ethics. So much of looking has humbled me, because it has allowed me to see things that I didn’t know were there, contesting the arrogance of my imagination. Drawing itself can have ethical implications, from where an architect decides to put a doorway to where a government decides to draw a boundary. In these examples and beyond, observation can be a process where those meaningful decisions are informed by a more knowledgeable decider."--Tammy Nguyen, Editor's Note
