Inspired by the exploration of a cemetery in the Philippines, this books author invited numerous artists to contribute work with the intent of creative resurrection, "to literally bring something back from the dead." While many of the included works reference literal notions of the gothic or the supernatural, the overall gist leans towards a visual exploration of the short life cycle of seeds and spores left over from pop culture. The high energy of this compilation celebrates the pervasive power of sampling and referencing.

Contributors: Ash Burns, Andrew Kuo, Andrew Paynter, Anton Esteban, Antonia kojuharova, Asha Schechter, Aurellio Valle, Babak Radboy, Bob Linder, Carol Taveras, Cendrine Colin, Christopher Ruess, Christian Jankowski, Dain Blodorn, Dana Kline, Daniel Jackson, David Merten, Dennis West, DJ Language, Doug Lee, Emi Takahara, Emily Counts, Eri Shoji, Eugenie Huang, Fatima Al Qadiri, Francine Spiegel, Glynnis Mcdaris, Gordon Hull, Hisham Bharoocha, Isabelle Lumpkin, Jackson Von Pfosti, Jane Virga, Jen Yazon, Jennifer Juniper Stratford, Jeremy Campbell, Jill Bradshaw, Joe Malagrio, Jon-Paul Villegas, Josh Kline, Juan Mendez, Kamau Patton, Kazumi Asamura, Ken Miller, Kim West, Kon Trubkovich, KT Auleta, Mariah Robertson, Masayo Kishi, Nathaniel Hamon / Slang International, Peter Simensky, Peter Sutherland, S.E. Nash, Shu Hung, Sue Costabile, Susannah Sayler, The Blowup, Tim Koh, Timothy Hull, Trevor Shimizu, Wes Lang, Wowch, Wyeth Hansen.

Available:
New York New Museum, Printed Matter
Tokyo Bach, United Bamboo and Rocket Gallery.
Berlin ProQM

Los Angeles Hennessy & Ingalls, Family, Opening Ceremony,
San Francisco Park Life, William Stout, Rowan Morrison

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