By Aleksandra Mir, 2004

Commissioned by Polly Staple, London, 2004
Edited by Aleksandra Mir & Polly Staple
Design by Silke Roch
Editorial assistant: Kitty Anderson
Published and distributed by Frieze Art Fair
Regent's Park
London EC2A 3AY - UK
T: +44 20 3372 6111
www.friezeartfair.com
Original Print Edition: 10,000
ISBN: 0-952741466

The project is the public dissemination of one ordinary woman's extraordinary life, as told by her parents. Originally printed in an edition of 10,000 copies, it was distributed for FREE from Frieze Art Fair, Regent's Park, London, 15-18 October 2004.

This is a 24 page; A3 size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE (3,5Mo).

SEE project description and texts on Living & Loving

By Aleksandra Mir, 2002

Published, Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2002
Original Print Edition: 42

A poem by Aleksandra Mir after a NY Times article by Lawrence K. Altman, Saturday, December 1, 2001. Printed on my inkjet at home as a gift for my friends for Valentine's Day.

This is a 14 page; 5.5 x 8" size; full color publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8.5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (263Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Man with Artificial Heart

By Aleksandra Mir, 2002

Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2002
Co-Published by Aleksandra Mir, NYC; Gavin Brown's Enterprise, NYC & greengrassi, London
greengrassi
1a Kempsford Road
London SE11 4NU - UK
T: +44 20 7387 8747
info@greengrassi.com
www.greengrassi.com
Original Print Edition: 1,000

New York's Hometown Newspaper. Printed in an edition of 1000 on the first anniversary of '9-11', to reclaim my birthday on the same day. Based on an open editorial policy which aimed at confronting the media control of original 9-11 coverage, it included over 100 contributions on every possible subject, solicited from my friends and accepted as birthday gifts.

This is a 56 page; A3 size; two colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE (26,6Mo).
The print version is distributed for FREE as long as the edition lasts. Contact: info@greengrassi.com

SEE project description and texts on Daily News

By Aleksandra Mir, 2003

Commissioned by Beatrix Ruf, Ringier, Zürich, 2002
Visual concept and Design by Aleksandra Mir
Project management by Myrta Bugini and Prisca Wolfensberger
Published by Ringier AG
Communications
Dufourstrasse 23
8008 Zürich - Switzerland
www.ringier.com
Original Print Edition: 2,000 in each language

HELLO Ringier was created during a two month residency at the company's headquarters in Zurich, February-March 2003. It it based on the company's photographic archives (which with 10 million images comprise one of Switzerland's largest image banks) and the personal photography of contributing employees. The result takes the form of the Ringier's annual report, printed in 3 languages and in an edition of 6000. Release date: April 2003.

This is a 60 page; 9 x 11" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size original to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE: German (5,4Mo) / French (5,4Mo) / English (5,4Mo).

SEE project description and texts on HELLO Ringier

By Aleksandra Mir and John Kelsey, 2003

Edited by Aleksandra Mir and John Kelsey, NYC, 2003
Design by Studio 191, NYC
Cover photograph: Jason Schmidt
Contributing Editors: Onome Ekeh, Alex Farquharson, Bennett Simpson
Published by Lukas & Sternberg Inc.
1182 Broadway # 1602
New York, NY-10001
T: (212) 1481 0362
www.lukas-sternberg.com
mail@sternberg-press.com
ISBN: 0-9711193-1-7

Corporate Mentality documents the emergence of recent practices within a cultural sphere occupied by both business and art. Based on an archive (1995-2001) maintained by Aleksandra Mir, it presents a diverse spectrum of artists who take on business as site, as material, and as subject of their work. Calling for a reassessment of the function of art in late-capitalist society, Corporate Mentality focuses on the complex and ambiguous ways artistic production inhabits corporate processes, abandoning the autonomy of the artwork, in order to elaborate resistant approaches to a world increasingly determined by commercial strategies and market concerns.

This is a 256 page; 12 x 9" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size original to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE (96.5Mo).
Order directly from Sternberg Press as long as the edition lasts.

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2003

Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2003
On the invitation of Andrea Zittel, Shaun Caley-Regen, John Connelly, Lisa Anne Auerbach, Andy Stillpass
Published at the occasion of the High Desert Test Sites,
Spring Event, Joshua Tree, 2003
htds@highdeserttestsites.com
www.highdeserttestsites.com
Original Print Edition: 125 for all other participants of the event

How to Be a Joshua Tree is a fanzine that came out of the short Home Road Movie with the same name. Home Road Movies is simply the accumulation of short videos I am shooting on my travels. They are brief studies of moving phenomena and also documentation of smaller impromptu performances. The project started in January 2002, on my first visit ever to California, with a series of shorts (1-3 minutes) shot out in Joshua Tree. SEE the movie. READ an interview about it.

This is a 24 page; 5 x 7" size; full colour laser-printed publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8.5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (2,4Mo).

SEE project description and texts on How to Be a Joshua Tree

By Aleksandra Mir, 2004

Commissioned by Jacob Fabricius, Socle du Monde, Herning, 2004
Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir
Published by Herning Kunstmuseum
Birk Centerpark 3
7400 Herning - Denmark
T: +45 97 12 10 33
mail@herningkunstmuseum.dk
www.herningkunstmuseum.dk
www.socledumonde.dk
Original Print Edition: 1,000
ISBN: 87-88367-40-1

This pamphlet was produced as my catalogue for the Socle du Monde Biennial in Herning 2004, as a companion to Danes in the Sun, the newspaper produced for this show. Finding Photographs is a poetic manifesto / descriptive workbook on my general approach to found photography. Using sample photographs from previous projects and exhibitions, I discuss the logistics behind my gathering and organizational methods, arguing for the circulation of culture and claiming the 'spaces between photographs' to be my work. The print version is available for purchase from Herning Kunstmuseum as long as the edition lasts.

This is a 16 page; A5 size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8.5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (186Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Finding Photographs

By Aleksandra Mir, 2004

Commissioned by The Whitney Biennial, New York, 2004 curated by Chrissie Iles, Shamin M. Momin, and Debra Singer
Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir
Published by The Whitney Museum of American Art
945 Madison Avenue
New York, NY-10021
www.whitney.org
Distributed by Harry N. Abrams and Steidl Publishers
www.abramsbooks.com
www.steidl.de
ISBN: 0-87427-139-9

Che and Concorde combines two stunning visuals, once energetic and powerful but now obsolete. One is a symbol of revolution, the other of technological advancement and aesthetic perfection. The combined lost potency of both, a sign of my times. The new composite image is at once an expression of political desilusion and nostalgia for more idealistic times. Original project produced in booklet format for the artists' section of the Whitney Biennial catalogue, 2004. READ my interview with Jim Fitzpatrick, the original designer of the Che poster.

This is a 8 page; 5 x 7" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (395Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Che and Concorde

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Edited, Published and Design by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2005
Original Print Edition: 17

My log and sketchbook from the journey to Antarctica in 2005 on Pierre Huyghe initial invitation. I spent in total 7 weeks on board Tara 5 as we sailed from Ushuaia to Antarctica and back, stayed as the boat made its way through Patagonia and eventually landed in Buenos Aires. The drawings depict the mundane life on board and show seasons changing as the landscape goes from slick icebergs to lush vegetation. Originally produced as a Xerox copy publication for all 17 members of the expedition, it was included in the collection of the Explorers Club in Manhattan in January 2007, the ceremony of which there is also now a certificate in the back.

This is a 113 page; 11 x 8.5" size; xeroxed publication.
Download a low res version HERE (11.4Mo) or a high res version HERE (44.6Mo).

SEE project description and texts on Antarctica

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Edited by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2005
Design by Nick Stone
Photography: Aleksandra Mir, Jason Schmidt
Published by Galeria Joan Prats
Rambla de Catalunya 54
Barcelona 08007 - Spain
T: +44 20 7387 8747
galeria@galeriajoanprats.com
www.galeriajoanprats.com
And greengrassi
1a Kempsford Road
London SE11 4NU - UK
T: +34 93 216 0284
info@greengrassi.com
www.greengrassi.com

Reproductions of 20 huge US maps created with Sharpie markers and 16 assistants in May 2005. Three central photo spreads also depict the activities in the studio as we listened to the wide variety of music everyone brought in, shared lunches and stories, invented a language and developed a cult around this magnificent household marker.

This is a 24 page; 22 x 16.5" size; b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (30,6Mo).

SEE project description and texts on The Church of Sharpie

By Aleksandra Mir, 2006

Edited by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2006
Design by Aleksandra Mir and Christophe Boutin
Cover and typesetting: Christophe Boutin
Proof: Ken Hollings
Research: Edwige Cochois and Daniela Lo Re
Printed and bound in France
Published by onestar press
16, rue Trolley de Prévaux
75013 Paris - France
info@onestarpress.com
www.onestarpress.com
Original Print Edition: 250 (numbered)

This is my workbook, manifesto and love letter to the Sharpie marker. The cropped close-ups of 105 selected drawings produced between 2003 - 2006 represent my drawing vocabulary to date.

This is a 150 page; 12.43 x 9.84" size; b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (26,2Mo).
Order directly from onestar press as long as the editon lasts.

By Aleksandra Mir, 2006

Edited by Mirjam Varadinis, Kunsthaus Zürich, 2006
Design by Nick Stone
Text: Ken Hollings
Published by Kunsthaus Zürich
Winkelwiese 4
8001 Zürich - Switzerland
T: +41 1253 84 22
www.kunsthaus.ch
And Edition Fink
Verlag für zeitgenössische Kunst
Waffenplatzstrasse 39a
8002 Zürich - Switzerland
T: +41 44 280 5562
verlag@editionfink.ch
www.editionfink.ch
Original Print Edition: 1,500
ISBN-10: 3-906574-36-9
ISBN-13: 978-3-906574-36-3

This map was published in conjunction with the exhibition Aleksandra Mir – Switzerland and Other Islands held at the Kunsthaus Zürich from August 18 - October 8, 2006.

This is a 15 page; 8.66 x 11.93"; b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 11 x 7" paper)
Download the poster HERE (3,1Mo), the cover HERE (4,2Mo) and the insert HERE (7,7Mo).
Order directly from Edition Fink as long as the editon lasts.

SEE project description and texts on Switzerland and Other Islands

By Aleksandra Mir, 2006

Edited by Aleksandra Mir and Laurent Godin, Paris, 2006
Design by Christophe Boutin
Editorial coordination: Virginie Jaquet
Photography: Uwe Walter
Published by onestar press
16, rue Trolley de Prévaux
75013 Paris - France
info@onestarpress.com
www.onestarpress.com
and Galerie Laurent Godin
5 rue du Grenier Saint Lazare
75003 Paris - France
info@laurentgodin.com
www.laurentgodin.com
Original Print Edition: 600

This books serves as my catalogue for the exhibition Mouvement Organisé, Galerie Laurent Godin, Paris, January 28 - March 04, 2006.

This is a 112 page; 30 x 21 cm size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (55,2Mo).
Order directly from onestar press as long as the editon lasts.

SEE project description and texts on Mouvement Organisé

By Aleksandra Mir, 2006

Edited by Aleksandra Mir, Palermo, 2006
Design by Silvia Todaro
Photography: Simona Scaduto
Published by Sternberg Press
Linienstraße 159
10115 Berlin - Germany
mail@sternberg-press.com
www.sternberg-press.com
ISBN-10 1-933128-23-2
ISBN-13 978-1-933128-23-8

This books serves as my catalogue for the exhibition The Meaning of Flowers presented by GAVLAK, Art Positions, Art Basel Miami Beach, December 7 - 10, 2006. SEE installation shots from the exhibition HERE.

This is a 83 page; 9,65 x 13,59" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (157Mo).
Order directly from Sternberg Press as long as the edition lasts.

SEE project description and texts on on The Meaning of Flowers

By Aleksandra Mir, 2007

Edited by Laurent Godin & onestar press, Paris, 2007
Editorial coordination: Virginie Jacquet
Editorial assistance: Edwige Cochois
Layout and typesetting: Christophe Boutin
Published by onestar press
16, rue Trolley de Prévaux
75013 Paris - France
info@onestarpress.com
www.onestarpress.com
and Galerie Laurent Godin
5 rue du Grenier Saint Lazare
75003 Paris - France
info@laurentgodin.com
www.laurentgodin.com
Original Print Edition: 700

This is a 160 page; 9 x 12,5" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (32,2Mo).
Order directly from onestar press as long as the edition lasts.

SEE project description and texts on The Big Umbrella

By Aleksandra Mir, 2007

Edited by Aleksandra Mir and Printed Matter, Inc, NYC, 2007
Photography: Justin Beal
Published and distributed by Printed Matter, Inc.
195 Tenth Avenue
New York, NY-10011
www.printedmatter.org
Printed and bound in Canada
Original Print Edition: 1,000
ISBN: 978-0-89439-026-5

LA: A Geography of Modern Art. after TENTH STREET: A GEOGRAPHY OF MODERN ART by Harold Rosenberg published in Art News Annual, The Art Foundation Press, New York, 1959 was published in conjunction with Retrospective, Printed Matter, NYC, September 21 - November 10, 2007.

This is a 8 page; 10 x 12,99" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (1,9Mo).
Order directly from Printed Matter Inc. as long as the edition lasts.

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2007

Edited by Aleksandra Mir, NYC, 2007
Published by Mary Boone Gallery
745 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY-10151
T: (212) 752 2929
info@maryboonegallery.com
www.maryboonegallery.com
ISBN: 978-0-9801715-0-1

Newsroom 1986-2000 was published for my solo exhibition at Mary Boone Gallery, NYC, September 15 - October 27, 2007.

This is a 255 page; 11 x 14" size; b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (44,6Mo).

SEE project description and texts on Newsroom 1986-2000

By Aleksandra Mir, 2007

Edited by Aleksandra Mir, London, 2007
Text: Ken Hollings
Published by The Arts Catalyst
Toynbee Studios
28 Commercial Street
London E1 6LS - UK
www.artscatalyst.org
Limited Edition
ISBN: 9780953454655

The artist's calendar documents the construction and dismantling of the spectacular rocket Gravity, a monumental ephemeral sculpture.

This is a 24 page; 11,69 x 16,54" size; full colour publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE (6,6Mo).
Order directly from Cornerhouse or in person from Tate Modern Shop as long as the edition lasts.

SEE project description and texts on Gravity

By Aleksandra Mir, 2008

Edited by Fundacion NMAC, Cadiz, 2008
Design by Estudio Ana García de Vera
Phortography: Alexandra Hofer
Texts: Jimena Blázquez, Aleksandra Mir, participants
Published by Fundacion NMAC
Montenmedio Arte Contemoporaneo
11150 Vejer de la Frontera
Cádiz - Spain
T: +34 956 455 134
Love@fundacionnmac.com
www.fundacionnmac.com

This is the catalogue of the Love Stories project. 10,000 postcards inviting the general public to send in their love stories were distributed by the NMAC Foiundation in 2005. 1,000 people responded with stories and the protagonists' initials were carved into as many trees in the Andalucian pine forest. The book holds all stories from all over the world in their original languages and serves as a photo-illustrated guidebook to the forest, an inventory of a vast range of narratives pointing to each particular tree.

This is a 122 page; 7,48 x 7,48" size; b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 11 x 17" paper)
Download it HERE (6,6Mo).
Order directly from Fundacion NMAC as long as the edition lasts.

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2008

Project by Lisa Anne Auerbach, LA, 2008
www.thetracthouse.com
Published by Contemporary Museum
100 W Centre St
Baltimore, MD-21201
T: (410) 783 5720
info@contemporary.org
www.contemporary.org

This designed pamphlet has been first published in conjunction with the exhibition 'Cottage Industry' at the Contemporary Museum, Baltimore, 2008.

This is a 2 page; 5.52 x 7.56" size; two color publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (554Kb).

SEE project description and texts on How Not To Cook Something

By Aleksandra Mir, 2009

Edited by Matthias Ulrich, Max Hollein, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, 2009
Design by Heimann und Schwantes, Berlin
Catalogue manager: Tanja Kemmer
Published by Schirn Kunsthalle
Römerberg
60311 Frankfurt - Germany
T: +49 6929 98 82-0
www.schirn-kunsthalle.de
And Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König
Ehrenstr. 4
50672 Köln - Germany
www.buchhandlung-walther-koenig.de

This catalogue has been first published on the occasion of the solo exhibition Aleksandra Mir - Triumph, Schirn Kunsthalle, Frankfurt, May 14 - July 26, 2009.

This is a 65 page; 8.85 x 11.21" size; full color publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (19,1Mb).
Order directly from Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther König as long as the edition lasts.

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2009

Commissioned by Peregrine Arts, Philadelphia, 2008
Edited and Design by Aleksandra Mir
Published and distributed by Peregrine Arts
1400 North American Street, Suite 412
Philadelphia, PA-19122
T: (215) 760 1634
info@peregrinearts.org
www.peregrinearts.org
Original Print Edition: 5,000

Published on the occasion of Hidden City, a festival of performances and exhibitions taking place at historic venues throughout Philadelphia, May 2009. The project utilized the archives of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Hundreds of articles on the subject of 'Women" were sourced directly from and in co-operation with the paper. They were then cut up and re-assembled in an condensed mix of seemingly arbitrary design. The creation of a mash-up of content - adverts and editorial - reveals the often contradictory messages that the reader picks up from the paper as a whole and is then left to sort out any confusion for him or herself. The original intention and contract stipulated that the layouts were to be inserted directly back into the newspaper, one page at a time. Due to production constraints (at the last minute), it was the commissioner's decision to then print all 8 pages as a separate publication to be distributed in the lobby of the Inquirer's office headquarters. This version of the work was subsequently censored and dismantled by some offended employees. Subsequently, a third version was then exhibited and framed behind glass on the commissioner's initiative and design. At this point, I felt my original idea had been compromised to such an extent that I walked away from the whole debacle.

This is a 8 page; A3 size, b/w publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download it HERE (4,5Mo).

Read selected commentary HERE.

By Aleksandra Mir, 2009

Commissioned by Kate Gray, Collective Gallery, Edinburgh, 2009
Concept and Illustration by Aleksandra Mir
Design by Nick Stone
Published by Collective Gallery
22-28 Cockburn Street
Edinburgh EH1 1NY- UK
T: +44 131 220 1260
mail@collectivegallery.net
www.collectivegallery.net
Distributed by Revolver
Immanuelkirchstr. 12
10405 Berlin - Germany
T: +49 30 6160 9236
info@revolver-publishing.com
www.revolver-publishing.com
ISBN: 978-3-86895-032-8

While the typical cookbook format gives you a recipe for obvious success it does not take into account the many ways in which its execution can fail due to the cook's lack of experience. Based on Aleksandra's personal history of cooking disasters, the project invites 1000 people from all around the world to give their advice of how NOT to cook. With this volume, any reader will be more than well equipped to avoid making the same mistakes in their kitchen.

This is a 320 page; 8.54 x 10.16" size; full color publication.
(PDF size adapted to fit 8,5 x 11" paper)
Download a sample HERE.
Order directly from Revolver as long as the edition lasts.

Visit the website: www.hownottocook.co.uk

SEE project description and texts on The How Not To Cookbook

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced by GAK (Gesellschaft für Aktuelle Kunst)
Teerhof 21
28199 Bremen - Germany
T: +49 421 50 08 97
office@gak-bremen.de
www.gak-bremen.de
Original Print Edition: 300,000

These postcards were produced for the show 'A Lucky Strike: Kunst findet Stadt', GAK, Bremen, September 9 - October 30, 2005. SEE installation shots.

A series of 8 color postcards, 6 x 5".
Download it HERE.

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2009

Produced by la Biennale di Venezia, Venice, 2009
T: +39 041 521 8711
infoartivisive@labiennale.org
www.labiennale.org
Original Print Edition: 1.000.000

These postcards were produced to be given away to the general public during 'Making World', the 53rd International Venice Biennale, June 7 - November 22, 2009.

A series of 100 color postcards, 6 x 5".
Download it HERE.

SEE project description and texts on Venezia (all places contain all others)

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Invitation card, 8 x 10".
Download it HERE (2,4Mo).

SEE project description and texts on New Designs

By Aleksandra Mir, 1998 .

Produced for the exhibition Momentum, Moss, 1998.

Poster, 11 x 17".
Download it HERE (188Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Cinema for the Unemployed

By Aleksandra Mir, 2000

Produced for the exhibition FLAKK, or that extraordinary sensation of being abroad even when at home, Nordic House, Reykjavik, 2000.

Poster, 22.83 x 18.50".
Download it HERE (6,2Mo) or HERE (304Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Top Secret

By Aleksandra Mir, 2003

Produced for the exhibition GNS (Global Navigation System), Palais de Tokyo, Paris, 2003.

Poster, 39,37 x 27,56".
Download it HERE (14,9Mo) or HERE (624Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Naming Tokyo

By Aleksandra Mir, 2004

Produced for the exhibition Communism, Project Art Space, Dublin, 2004.

Printed on the back is a phone conversation between the author of the poster collage, Aleksandra Mir (New York) and the creator of the original Che Guevara poster, Jim Fitzpatrick (Dublin).

Poster, 23 x 33,33".
Download it HERE (472Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Che and Concorde

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition Aeropuerto, Galeria Joan Prats, Barcelona, 2005.

Poster, 39,37 x 27,56".
Download it HERE (4,5Mo) or HERE (400Ko).

SEE project description and texts on Airplanes

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (18,3Mo).

SEE project description and texts on New Designs

By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (56Ko).

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (2,5Mo).

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (468Ko).

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (2,4Mo).

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By Aleksandra Mir, 2005

Produced for the exhibition NEW DESIGNS: Birth, Death and Abortion, Andrew Roth, New York, 2005.

Poster, 58 x 42,4".
Download it HERE (2,4Mo).

SEE project description and texts on New Designs