Chris Byrne
Susan Te Kahurangi King: Drawings From Many Worlds
From Tether 1, pages 40–41:
“... the best way to describe my experiences in the presence of Susan’s drawings was by employing the physicist Hugh Everett III’s many-worlds interpretation of quantum mechanics. In this often cited sci-fi Bizarro reality, the possibilities implied by the wave function are never resolved, never collapse into a single event. … and it allows me to comprehend and account for Susan’s indexable ability to render endless permutations of a summoned character as though she is transcribing these potential realities and has the ability (often credited to mystics and Buddhists) to perceive and visualize the entire path cycle of an object from birth to death … to rebirth.”
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Tether 1 contains essays by Bill Berkson on the influence of Piero Della Francesca; W. C. Bamberger presents never before published translations of the surrealist art critic Emil Szittya; Holly Day discusses George Sugarman’s polychrome sculptures from the 1960’s; John Willenbecher unearths something out of the ordinary about Chardin’s drawers; Judith Stein writes about the little known textile works of Katherine Porter; Douglas Crase reflects on sitting for a portrait; Trevor Winkfield unpacks the mysteries of Cezanne’s masterpiece, Mardi Gras; Nathan Kernan leaks a preview of his forthcoming biography on James Schuyler; Bill Zavatsky translates Robert Desnos’s 1926 book “It’s The Seven League Boots This Phrase ‘I See Myself’”; a selection of pages from Gerald Murphy’s notebooks; Chris Byrne introduces us to the visionary work of Susan Te Kahurangi King; Paul Hammond recalls his childhood awakening to the world of cinema; Charles North debunks the threat of poetry; and an essay on walking in the English countryside by A.J.A. Symons.
Printed in the USA
Edition of 500
9 black and white images and 59 color images
Item Weight : 0.82 pounds
Paperback : 180 pages
ISBN: 978069237617151500
Product Dimensions : 6 x 0.5 x 8.25 inches
Publisher : Sienese Shredder Editions; Pap/Com Edition (2015)
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