Eraser 3

Eraser is a quarterly book published by Curating Contemporary. Volume 3, features work by Don Voisine, Cecliia Vissers, Douglas Witmer, Jon Thomas, Jason Karolak, & Alison Hall; wIth interviews by Jeffery Cortland Jones, Brian Jobe, Melissa Staiger, Tina Ruggieri, Will Sears, & Brian Edmonds; poems by Gerald Delmar Ratliff.

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Eraser 3
Eraser Volume 2
Eraser Volume 1
The Stars We Steer By
Previous Shows
- 2017
  - A Room With A View (curated by Lauren Whearty)
  - Overlaid and Underpinned, curated by Anthony Falcetta
  - Aporia (curated by Mary DeVincentis Herzog
- 2016
  - Fiction (With Only Daylight Between Us) .v2
    - Fiction (With Only Daylight Between Us) .v2
    - Artists
  - Steve Gibson
    - Steve Gibson
    - Interview
  - Making a World: Mud Castles and Strange Wild Places
    - Susan Carr
    - An Interview
  - Open Pomegranate
- 2015
  - The Player's Dinner
  - We Play So Hard At Being Human
  - Decisons curated by Polly Shindler
    - DECISIONS
  - Search Party
  - The Julies and Julia Show
  - Significant Details
  - Chill, Zen, Funk, & Twang
    - Introduction: C,Z,F & T
    - Chill, Zen, Funk & Twang I
    - Chill, Zen, Funk & Twang II
    - Chill, Zen, Funk, & Twang III
- 2014
  - Soft Eyes
  - Viewing Surface
  - By Pleasure of Doing
  - One Plus One is One
    - Statement
  - “Mind’s Eye (or, Ten Ways to Float)”
  - Image After
    - Image After
    - Curated by Talia Shulze
  - Run Into Yourself
  - Fresh as Form
  - The Thing of It Is (curated by Steve Gibson)
  - Remote Viewing
- 2013
  - Order Manifest
  - Fine Time: You've Got Love Technique
  - Above the elbow and up to the neck
  - States of Being
  - What I Like About You
    - What I Like About You
  - Tune In, Paint Out
  - Untitled curated by TJ Donovan
  - Shock the Monkey
  - Repetition, Rhythm, and Pattern.
  - Meta Vista
    - Meta Vista
  - Emptiness is Form
- 2012
  - ALLTOGETHERNOW
  - Materials and Methods
  - Obsessive Aesthetics
  - YOU WERE HERE
  - Focused Field
  - A Dialogue in Abstraction
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