Sullivan, Connie. Petroglyphs of the Heart by Connie Sullivan. Signed Copy documenting her conceptual and stylistic

documenting her conceptual and stylistic evolution over a highly productive ten-year period

Galassi's critical essay analyzes how Nixon's work deliberately strips away the heavy conceptual artifice and cold irony prevalent in late-1980s postmodernism

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Sullivan, Connie. Petroglyphs of the Heart by Connie Sullivan. Signed Copy documenting her conceptual and stylisticMorgan and Morgan, 1983. Introduction by Arnold Gassan. Wraps with several scuff marks, very good. Metaphorical dark photos of rocks. 64 pages, 62 plates, plus two photos on illustrated covers. Summary: Petroglyphs of the Heart is an intimate, expressive photography monograph that explores the deep intersections of human emotion, memory, and symbolic visual forms. Key Elements of the Work The Imagery: The monograph features 56 high contrast, black and