A Rupture in the Interiors - Witte, Valerie
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"Polyphony of silk and skin, A Rupture in the Interiors is a rapturous exploration of im/perfection, threading innovative form and histories of value-of the female body, especially, and of material worth-with dream logic and associative mastery. This is a modern tapestry of everyday traumas that, while seemingly minor, mark us all as participants in the human experience. Woven together, these images of disorder and defect tell a story of the superficial damage that runs deep, and that cannot slip from us unseen or unfelt"--

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"Polyphony of silk and skin, A Rupture in the Interiors is a rapturous exploration of im/perfection, threading innovative form and histories of value-of the female body, especially, and of material worth-with dream logic and associative mastery. This is a modern tapestry of everyday traumas that, while seemingly minor, mark us all as participants in the human experience. Woven together, these images of disorder and defect tell a story of the superficial damage that runs deep, and that cannot slip from us unseen or unfelt"--
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Autorenporträt
Valerie Witte is the author of the chapbook, The history of mining (ge collective, 2013); and her writing has appeared in various journals, including Diagram, Dusie, Barrow Street, VOLT, Interim, and Alice Blue. A GAME OF CORRESPONDENCE (Black Radish Books, 2015) is her first book. In 2014 she began a collaboration with Chicago- based artist Jennifer Yorke. Their artist books based on her manuscript Flood Diary have been displayed in the exhibition, "Quotidiean/Elements of the Everyday: Water," held jointly at the CelerySpace gallery in Berkeley, CA, and La Porte Peinte in Noyers, France. She is a member of Kelsey Street Press and the Bay Area Correspondence School (BACS). She currently edits education books in Portland, OR, where she lives with her husband, Andrew.