Joint Photographic Survey Box Set
Joint Photographic Survey Box Set
Adam Ryder
Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey is predicated on the discovery of lost archives from an archeological expedition authored by a colonial entity operating in the Southern Levant in the early twentieth century. Ryder chronicles the story of this collective endeavor through carefully constructed black and white images, original text, and calculated slippages that challenge the authority of colonial values, the historical archive, and photography itself. Alongside these impossible landscapes and utopic structures are incisive captions, illustrations of fabricated ephemera, and an original essay by Cornell University art history professor Benjamin Anderson.
Production Specs
Trim Size: 7.125x10in
Page Count: 94
Binding: Wire Bound (Bronze)
Format: Hardcover
Endpapers: Printed 4C on 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Printing: 4 Color & Duotone
Paper Stock: 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Cover Material: Bookcloth (Skivertex, Colonial Blue)
Cover Details: Foil Stamp (Gold, Metallic)
Specialty Details: Duplexed Cover, Fold Out Map, Gate Fold
Limited Edition Print
Trim Size: 8x10in
Printing: 4 Color
Paper Stock: 100#C Premium Uncoated Ultrawhite
Edition Size: 30
Colophon
Essay: Benjamin Anderson
Design: Studio Elana Schlenker & Christina Labey
Publication Date: 2016
Comes in an 8x10in box with an enamel pin and an 8x10in print.
Joint Photographic Survey Box Set
Adam Ryder
Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey is predicated on the discovery of lost archives from an archeological expedition authored by a colonial entity operating in the Southern Levant in the early twentieth century. Ryder chronicles the story of this collective endeavor through carefully constructed black and white images, original text, and calculated slippages that challenge the authority of colonial values, the historical archive, and photography itself. Alongside these impossible landscapes and utopic structures are incisive captions, illustrations of fabricated ephemera, and an original essay by Cornell University art history professor Benjamin Anderson.
Production Specs
Trim Size: 7.125x10in
Page Count: 94
Binding: Wire Bound (Bronze)
Format: Hardcover
Endpapers: Printed 4C on 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Printing: 4 Color & Duotone
Paper Stock: 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Cover Material: Bookcloth (Skivertex, Colonial Blue)
Cover Details: Foil Stamp (Gold, Metallic)
Specialty Details: Duplexed Cover, Fold Out Map, Gate Fold
Limited Edition Print
Trim Size: 8x10in
Printing: 4 Color
Paper Stock: 100#C Premium Uncoated Ultrawhite
Edition Size: 30
Colophon
Essay: Benjamin Anderson
Design: Studio Elana Schlenker & Christina Labey
Publication Date: 2016
Comes in an 8x10in box with an enamel pin and an 8x10in print.
Joint Photographic Survey Box Set
Adam Ryder
Selections from the Joint Photographic Survey is predicated on the discovery of lost archives from an archeological expedition authored by a colonial entity operating in the Southern Levant in the early twentieth century. Ryder chronicles the story of this collective endeavor through carefully constructed black and white images, original text, and calculated slippages that challenge the authority of colonial values, the historical archive, and photography itself. Alongside these impossible landscapes and utopic structures are incisive captions, illustrations of fabricated ephemera, and an original essay by Cornell University art history professor Benjamin Anderson.
Production Specs
Trim Size: 7.125x10in
Page Count: 94
Binding: Wire Bound (Bronze)
Format: Hardcover
Endpapers: Printed 4C on 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Printing: 4 Color & Duotone
Paper Stock: 80#T Premium Uncoated White
Cover Material: Bookcloth (Skivertex, Colonial Blue)
Cover Details: Foil Stamp (Gold, Metallic)
Specialty Details: Duplexed Cover, Fold Out Map, Gate Fold
Limited Edition Print
Trim Size: 8x10in
Printing: 4 Color
Paper Stock: 100#C Premium Uncoated Ultrawhite
Edition Size: 30
Colophon
Essay: Benjamin Anderson
Design: Studio Elana Schlenker & Christina Labey
Publication Date: 2016
Comes in an 8x10in box with an enamel pin and an 8x10in print.