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Issue 3.7

Winter 2009: Less is More – The Politics of Erasure

Editor: Jenny Penberthy

Co-produced with SFU Gallery.

Featuring essays by Clint Burnham, Bill Jeffries, and Ariana Kelly. Erasures by Tom Phillips, Louis Cabri, Aaron Vidaver, Kristina Lee Podesva, Oana Avasilichioaei, and more.

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Contributors

James Arthur

Diatribes

Ariana Kelly Bill Jeffries

An Introduction to Less is More...

Clint Burnham

The Dialectics of Erasure

Tom Phillips

from A Humument

Jamie Hilder

from Paths and Places

Jen Bervin

from Nets

Kristin Lucas

from Letter to Shareholder series

Monica Aasprong

from Soldiers' Market 2005-2008

Andrea Actis

Description of a Struggle

Derek Beaulieu

local colour

Rebecca Brown

from The Mortal S

Louis Cabri

26-Tone Technique: An Adventure of Whitman's Line (2005)

Sarah Dowling

from Keepness

Oana Avasilichioaei

Gallerypark

Stephen Collis

from 365 Sonnets I Destroyed

Michael Maranda

from Wittgenstein's Corrections

a.rawlings

from The Owls of North

Mary Ruefle

Erasures

Jennifer Borges Foster

from The Life

Erín Moure

ERAS/URE

Aaron Vidaver

Two Pages from Severed Public Documents Pertaining to the Neutralizationof the Woodwards Squat (2002)

Nick Thurston

Erased LeWitt Sentences

Susan Schuppli

from Stretch

Kristina Lee Podesva

redaction suite blackout

Alexandra Dipple

All the Dots

Jamie Hilder

COVER: Paths and Places [Vancouver 6, detail]

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