Mary Weatherford: Panorama Drive Adam McEwen and thirty-six vellum sheets that

and thirty-six vellum sheets that reproduce photo-editing marks and comments made on some of the original shots by Johnson staff

The hybrid result stresses medium over image

and Höller is fascinated by the idea that it may have played a role in the development of shamanism

with a foreword by Sam Keller and an essay by Dieter Buchhart

featuring essays by Louis Menard

Mary Weatherford: Panorama Drive Adam McEwen and thirty-six vellum sheets thatPanorama Drive is a lithograph inspired by the city of Bakersfield, California, where Mary Weatherford spent several weeks in 2012 as a visiting artist at California State University. Produced with Cirrus Editions, the print uses detritus Weatherford collected while exploring the streets as a means of mapping the citys activity and the various lifestyles of its residents.