How Sad I Am Today, by Ray Johnson (University of British Columbia) book understanding the struggle and impact

understanding the struggle and impact they have on a singular life

Published by Braunsfelder on the occasion of the exhibition

I don’t want to be a farmer but my mother was right

This landmark early book by the late great Bernadette Mayer is finally available again

lieux des rêves ou réalités ultimes tiennent une place centrale dans les traditions vivantes qui peuplent cette terre

How Sad I Am Today, by Ray Johnson (University of British Columbia) book understanding the struggle and impactThis catalogue accompanied an exhibition of the same name at the Morris and Helen Belkin Art Gallery in Vancouver, Canada from October 8 December 19, 1999. Michael Morris and Sharla Sava curated the exhibition. The exhibition explored Johnson's impact on Canadian avant garde artists: "Inspired by Johnson's mail art communications, Canadian artists including Anna Banana, General Idea, Eric Metcalfe, Michael Morris, Vincent Trasov and Peter Schuyff