Publications

Refereed Publications

“The Tenacious Book, Part 1: The Curious State of Art and Architecture Library Collections in a Digital Era,” Art Documentation: Journal of the Art Libraries Society of North America  33:1 (spring 2014).

“The Tenacious Book, Part 2: Publishers’ Views on the Once and Future State of the Art Book,” Art Documentation: Journal of the Art Libraries Society of North America  33:1 (spring 2014).

Non-refereed publications

“Introduction,” Martin Wong Catalogue Raisonne, accessed November 8, 2022, https://exhibits.stanford.edu/martin-wong

“Denise Lapointe, Editions Denise Lapointe” and “Thomas Ingmire.” In Materialia Lumina: Contemporary Artists’ Books from the CODEX International Book Fair, edited by Elizabeth A. Fischbach and Nann Parrett, 231-234; 346-350.  Berkeley and Stanford: The CODEX Foundation and Stanford Libraries, 2022.

“Archives As Art: The Accumulations of Felipe Ehrenberg and Lynn Hershman Leeson,” Imprint 26:3 (fall/winter 2007/2008).

“Subject Headings for Aboriginal Peoples: The Power of Naming,” Art Documentation 26:2 (fall 2007).

“Merce Cunningham in Conversation with John Rockwell,” Stanford Presidential Lectures in the Arts and Humanities (2005). http://prelectur.stanford.edu/lecturers/cunningham/

“Cultural Calamities: Damage to Iraq’s Libraries, Museums, and Archaeological Sites During the U.S.-Led War on Iraq,” in Art Documentation (spring 2004).

Felipe Ehrenberg: A Neologist’s Art & Archive.  Stanford: Stanford University Libraries, 2003.

With Adán Griego.  “José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular: Mexican Popular Prints,” in José Guadalupe Posada and the Taller de Gráfica Popular: Mexican Popular Prints.  Stanford: Stanford University Libraries, 2002.

“On Collecting and Exhibiting Art Objects in Libraries, Archives, and Research Institutes,” in Art Documentation 20 (fall 2001): 10–15.

“Matt Phillips: The Magic In His Prints,” in Matt Phillips: The Magic In His Prints. Stanford: Stanford University Libraries, 2001.

“Isomorphism,” in Poetics, Politics, and Song: Contemporary Latin American / Latino(a) Artists’ Books.  New Haven: Arts of the Book Collection, Yale University, 2000.