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William S. Burroughs & Brion Gynsin, Untitled (scrapbook A),
William S. Burroughs & Brion Gynsin, Untitled (scrapbook A),
Brigid Berlin, Our Guests, 1968-72
Gerhard Richter, Atlas, 1972
Al Hansen, Book 1, 1973
Jimmy De Sana, Portraits, 1975
Jimmy De Sana, Portraits, 1975
William S. Burroughs & Brion Gynsin, Untitled (scrapbook 3),
Isa Genzken, I Love New York City, Crazy City, 1995 – 96
Richard Hawkins, Curious Yellow, 1995
Jean-Michel Wicker, Novolino, 2003 – 2005
Paul B. Preciado by Catherine Opie
Design & LivingPaul B Preciado Wants Us to Rethink Our Approach to Gender Dysphoria
Ed Atkins Tate Britain Exhibition
In ConversationOn Art, Ego, and AI: Ed Atkins & Rupert Friend in Conversation
Takashi Murakami
AnOther Thing I Wanted to Tell YouTakashi Murakami: “You Have to Let the Soul of the Artist Possess You”
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Paperwork: A Brief History of Artists' Scrapbooks

Richard Hawkins, Curious Yellow, 1995
Courtesy of Andrew Roth and PPP Editions
    • William S. Burroughs & Brion Gynsin, Untitled (scrapbook A),
    • Brigid Berlin, Our Guests, 1968-72
    • Gerhard Richter, Atlas, 1972
    • Al Hansen, Book 1, 1973
    • Jimmy De Sana, Portraits, 1975
    • Jimmy De Sana, Portraits, 1975
    • William S. Burroughs & Brion Gynsin, Untitled (scrapbook 3),
    • Isa Genzken, I Love New York City, Crazy City, 1995 – 96
    • Richard Hawkins, Curious Yellow, 1995
    • Jean-Michel Wicker, Novolino, 2003 – 2005