Earmark: Selected Works from the Collection (2018)

Artist Books & Ephemera

June 2, 2018
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June 3, 2018

Selections from the Plexus Projects “Earmark” collection of artist books, zines, and catalogs will be on view during Greenpoint Open Studios. The collection includes editioned and original publications using a variety of printing processes including Risograph and photocopy techniques. Selections on view include work from Reuben Lorch-Miller, Fritz Welch, De Kwok, Susan Belle, Jess Woods, Shane Smith, Candace Williams, Brett Wallace, Claire Falkenberg and others.

De Kwok

De Kwok is a photographer based in San Francisco and Guerneville, CA. Currently, he is Head of Programming, Archivist, and Board Member of the Bob Mizer Foundation. His work has appeared in Warm Bros Magazine, Queer Quarterly, BalaclavaQ, Self Publish/Be Happy, Color Tag magazine, TinyVices, Seattle Erotic Arts Festival. His work has been shown in galleries worldwide: Seattle, NYC, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Australia, Ireland, and Germany. His last photobook, Lust to Love, was selected for inclusion in the 2018 Paris Photo-Aperture Foundation Photobook Awards/ Month of LA photobook show. His current Photobook, Codependency, was chosen by Author Tim Carpenter (“To Photograph is to learn how to die”) for inclusion in the filter festival’s On The shelf exhibition in chicago in 2025. the book is also part of the permanent collection at the harvey milk photo center/david johnson reference library (SF) and the bronx documentary center/Tim Hetherington photobook library (NYC).

Claire Falkenberg

Claire Falkenberg is a visual artist based in the Yukon Territory, Canada.

Reuben Lorch-Miller

Reuben Lorch-Miller is a Brooklyn, NY based artist, educator, and mental health counselor. His studio practice encompasses sculpture, collage, photography, artist books, music, and performance. He approaches his work from a perspective of curiosity and experimentation, understanding that meaning can be found within the process of doing. He has often exhibited at DIY art spaces, participated in artist-run residencies and produced multiple self-published zines and artist books.