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BIO
Deb King is a Detroit-based artist/publisher whose work rises out of her history in performance art (1970-1984). A partner in Past Tents Press - http://www.pasttentspress.org, she is the founder, director and arts editor of mark(s) online journal for the arts - http://www.markszine.com.
Work not in artbase includes Defrag (now off-line), The Mother of All Harlots (email intervention), intersections - http://www.debking.net/intersect/index.html, Rosemarie and Paul - http://www.rosemarieandpaul.com, com and various Mother of All Harlots ecards.
She is currently working on a site specific project investigating population flows from 1860 to 1940 based on race and economics for a Detroit intersection. Recent exhibitions of her work include: Austrian Association of Women Artists (cyberfems past/forward), Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló (Cyberfem. Feminisms on the electronic landscape), Alley Culture (Detroit), and the Forum Gallery in New York (The Feminist Figure).
Work not in artbase includes Defrag (now off-line), The Mother of All Harlots (email intervention), intersections - http://www.debking.net/intersect/index.html, Rosemarie and Paul - http://www.rosemarieandpaul.com, com and various Mother of All Harlots ecards.
She is currently working on a site specific project investigating population flows from 1860 to 1940 based on race and economics for a Detroit intersection. Recent exhibitions of her work include: Austrian Association of Women Artists (cyberfems past/forward), Espai d’Art Contemporani de Castelló (Cyberfem. Feminisms on the electronic landscape), Alley Culture (Detroit), and the Forum Gallery in New York (The Feminist Figure).
mark(s) v3.03
mark(s) v3.03 features poetry by Ted Greenwald and Bhanu Kapil Rider, the visual art of Gina Ferrari and Matthew Hanna, a memoir by Barbara Henning, and a net.work by Raul Ferrara-Balanquet.
check it out at http://www.markszine.com
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check it out at http://www.markszine.com
this site requires a minimum screen resolution of 800x600 for viewing
marks(s) v3.03
mark(s) v3.03 features poetry by Ted Greenwald and Bhanu Kapil Rider, the visual art of Gina Ferrari and Matthew Hanna, a memoir by Barbara Henning, and a net.work by Raul Ferrara-Balanquet.
Visit mark(s) at <http://www.markszine.com>.
this site requires a minimum screen resolution of 800x600 for viewing
Visit mark(s) at <http://www.markszine.com>.
this site requires a minimum screen resolution of 800x600 for viewing