Calling the Birds Home Latoya Ruby Frazier Each print is a transposition

Each print is a transposition by contact on photosensitive paper of a color photograph initially printed in Yokota's artist's books entitled Matter (waxed) (2014-2015)

published by Chose Commune in 2020

You Don't Look Native to Me by Maria Sturm

A photographic dialect tracing its roots on a cultural background which is motivated by the expressive freedom of the artistic practice combining no academic or formal education in photography

First edition of The Reservoir by Mimi Plumb (2025)

Calling the Birds Home Latoya Ruby Frazier Each print is a transpositionFirst edition of Calling the Birds Home by Cheryle St. Onge. First impression. Medium format softback gate fold in new condition. About Calling the Birds Home is an intimate portrait of love, memory, and loss. For decades, photographer Cheryle St. Onge lived with her mother on the same New England farm, sharing a deep and constant bond. When her mother developed vascular dementia, memory and emotion began to fade, first interrupting their long