Admission is free.
Please join ONE to celebrate the publication of the Cock, Paper, Scissors exhibition catalogue. This event will include a hands-on collage workshop lead by artist Suzanne Wright using duplicate pornographic materials collected at ONE.
Designed by Kimberly Varella of Content Object and published in collaboration with the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, this catalogue presents work by a group of fifteen intergenerational queer artists, newly commissioned essays and interviews, and historical and archival reprints. Cock, Paper, Scissors is the first exhibition and catalogue of its kind to examine queer collage practices within a historical context.
Cock, Paper, Scissors, published by ONE Archives at the USC Libraries, 2016. Photo by Ian Byers-Gamber
The catalogue for Cock, Paper, Scissors includes:
- Essays by the exhibition’s curators David Evans Frantz, Lucas Hilderbrand, and Kayleigh Perkov
- Interviews with artists in the exhibition: Enrique Castrejon and Jonathan Molina-Garcia in conversation with Lucas Hilderbrand; Suzanne Wright in conversation with Ramzi Fawaz; and Jade Yumang in conversation with Julia Bryan-Wilson
- Reprints of historical and archival texts by Glenn Ligon, Melissa Meyer and Miriam Schapiro, and two anonymous contributors
- Numerous full-color images of artworks in the exhibition including works by Steve Blevins, Enrique Castrejon, Mary Beth Edelson, Graphic Albums Collection, Kate Huh and LJ Roberts, Glenn Ligon, Marlene McCarty, Olaf Odegaard, Anita Steckel, Ingo Swann, West End Avenue Collection, Suzanne Wright, and Jade Yumang
Publication Specifics:
- Hardbound, full color, 152 pages
- Published by ONE Archives at the USC Libraries with the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, 2016
- Edited by David Evans Frantz, Lucas Hilderbrand, and Kayleigh Perkov
- Designed by Content Object (Kimberly Varella)
- Photographs by Ian Byers Gamber
- ISBN: 978-0-9894072-1-2
- Price: $35
Support for this event is provided by The Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and the ONE Archives Foundation. It is presented as part of the City of West Hollywood’s One City One Pride LGBTQ Arts Festival, which this year celebrates the theme ‘Into the Streets,’ based on a rallying cry of early LGBTQ rights groups. Events take place from Harvey Milk Day (May 22nd) through the end of June Pride month. For more info and to see a full roster of events please visit weho.org/pride or follow on social media @WeHoArts.
