Invisible Frenchtown
Invisible Frenchtown, published with ArtYard Gallery in conjunction with the Invisible exhibition, is the culmination of my research during a residency in Frenchtown, NJ. Long walks along the river and lots of digging around (literally in the mud as well as in this town’s forgotten stories). With an introduction by local historian Rick Epstein, who was an indispensable guide of all things invisible, and an essay by myself, this is mostly a visual portrait of a place through the eyes of a passing stranger. Full color, 64 pages.
Invisible Frenchtown, published with ArtYard Gallery in conjunction with the Invisible exhibition, is the culmination of my research during a residency in Frenchtown, NJ. Long walks along the river and lots of digging around (literally in the mud as well as in this town’s forgotten stories). With an introduction by local historian Rick Epstein, who was an indispensable guide of all things invisible, and an essay by myself, this is mostly a visual portrait of a place through the eyes of a passing stranger. Full color, 64 pages.
Invisible Frenchtown, published with ArtYard Gallery in conjunction with the Invisible exhibition, is the culmination of my research during a residency in Frenchtown, NJ. Long walks along the river and lots of digging around (literally in the mud as well as in this town’s forgotten stories). With an introduction by local historian Rick Epstein, who was an indispensable guide of all things invisible, and an essay by myself, this is mostly a visual portrait of a place through the eyes of a passing stranger. Full color, 64 pages.