JASON SALAVON: BRAINSTEM STILL LIFE
Co-published with School of Fine Arts Gallery, Indiana University Bloomington, to accompany the solo exhibition Jason Salavon: Brainstem still life at the Earl Lu Gallery and School of Fine Arts Gallery, Indiana University Bloomington
Edited by Betsy Stirratt and Eugene Tan
Preface by Betsy Stirratt and Eugene Tan
Introduction by Douglas R Hofstadter
Essay by Joe Hill
Artist’s statement by Jason Salavon
Biographical information
Bibliographical information
Softback, 56 pages, 26 x 26 cm, 128 illus. (colour), ISBN 981-05-1662-2
Stock level: medium
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