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Image of Landscape/Loftscape #13

Landscape/Loftscape #13

Marcia Resnick
Two gelatin silver prints (diptych)

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Re-Visions

Marcia Resnick
Bound volume of forty-seven photographs, deluxe edition in black grosgrain-fabric covers, in black grosgrain-fabric slip-case

Image of She learned about morality at an early age. Innocence gave way to Good and Evil...everything appeared to be black and white

She learned about morality at an early age. Innocence gave way to Good and Evil...everything appeared to be black and white

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She always drew the same picture - a blond oriental lady standing on a stage

She always drew the same picture - a blond oriental lady standing on a stage

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She played with her slinky toys and wore banana curls and played with her banana curls and wore her slinky toys

She played with her slinky toys and wore banana curls and played with her banana curls and wore her slinky toys

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She would chew gum until the sugar ran out and then stick it under her seat

She would chew gum until the sugar ran out and then stick it under her seat

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of In class, one day, she was bitten by a mosquito and became unruly. Her teacher made her stay late after school.

In class, one day, she was bitten by a mosquito and became unruly. Her teacher made her stay late after school.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She was forced to spend long hours watching walls in order to redress her wrongdoings.

She was forced to spend long hours watching walls in order to redress her wrongdoings.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She was horrified to learn that she had been walking around school all day with her skirt hiked up in the back.

She was horrified to learn that she had been walking around school all day with her skirt hiked up in the back.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of When she played the beautiful flower in her school play, she memorized her lines perfectly but forgot when to say them.

When she played the beautiful flower in her school play, she memorized her lines perfectly but forgot when to say them.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of Inspired by a visit to the Untied Nations, she painted her favorite doll black.

Inspired by a visit to the Untied Nations, she painted her favorite doll black.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She derived great pleasure from dressing her boy dolls in the undergarments of her girl dolls.

She derived great pleasure from dressing her boy dolls in the undergarments of her girl dolls.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She was repeatedly told to stop looking at her feet while in the company of adults.

She was repeatedly told to stop looking at her feet while in the company of adults.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She was mortally afraid of clowns.

She was mortally afraid of clowns.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She would sneak licks of icing before blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.

She would sneak licks of icing before blowing out the candles on her birthday cake.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She had a poor sense of direction and would awkwardly miss her mark when playing pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey.

She had a poor sense of direction and would awkwardly miss her mark when playing pin-the-tail-on-the-donkey.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She couldn't grasp the logic behind table manners.

She couldn't grasp the logic behind table manners.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of "Fingers are like forks," she would say and persist in eating with her hands.

"Fingers are like forks," she would say and persist in eating with her hands.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She became an expert shoplifter.

She became an expert shoplifter.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She enjoyed making loud noises in quiet places.

She enjoyed making loud noises in quiet places.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She painted racing stripes on her hula hoop in hopes that it would go faster.

She painted racing stripes on her hula hoop in hopes that it would go faster.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of While playing with her toys, she entertained cowgirl fantasies.

While playing with her toys, she entertained cowgirl fantasies.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of She was often gripped with the desire to be elsewhere.

She was often gripped with the desire to be elsewhere.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

Image of On hot summer nights she would refresh herself by staring at the mural on the living room wall.

On hot summer nights she would refresh herself by staring at the mural on the living room wall.

Marcia Resnick
Ink on paper

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