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John Gossage made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
John Gossage made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
John Gossage made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.
John Gossage made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.

edition of 100


GOSSAGE, John.

Hey Fuckface.

Tuscon, Arizona, Nazraeli Press, 2000.

£2,000.00
£2,000.00

Hey Fuckface.

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John Gossage's working title for this series was 'The Plains of Hell,' after a Cajun fiddle tune that he had not actually heard but had always liked the sound of. He made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.

First edition, number 78 of 100 copies; 18 type-c photographs (118 x 94 mm, 4¾ x 3¾ in) mounted on archival card sheets (355 x 279 mm, 14 x 11 in) with insults added in pencil and pen by John Gossage, 12pp saddle stapled pamphlet (266 x 177 mm, 10½ x 7 in) with a text by Gus Blaisdell, sheet of US letter paper with a short by Peter Lloyd in a signed and numbered envelope, in the publisher' wooden display box with an acrylic face, fine.

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John Gossage made these photographs in Staten Island and around Syracuse over a month in 1984, choosing to photograph in locations included in the 103c list of hazardous waste sites issued by the Environmental Protection Agency.

Hey Fuckface.

£2,000.00
£2,000.00

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HANG, Ren.
The Brightest Light Runs Too Fast. 2014.
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