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Ghosts from the past and shadows in the present reappear in code, as illusion. The striving of the survivors to let go of those lost, and adapt, and move on, are the themes expressed, and recorded, with marks and only a few words in IN CASE OF LOSS. ALPHABET STEW is filled with examples of simple book bindings, folds, and information about International Morse Code and American Sign Language. The sayings about reading, stews, travel, and books, are some of the included subjects. Letters of the English language are image and plastic objects. Layered words and images repeat within different poems; each bookwork uses each differently to tell a unique story. The bookwork becomes sculpture. The page, is it drawing or poem? Hybrids of new and old concepts, in all forms, are individuals, but are part of an ever evolving family of themes and series. Interacting within themselves and with the viewer/reader - content, vehicle, form, medium, and word, within a concept, pulls together merging the themes and the means. As phantoms reappear, fears and imagined fabulous possibilities are connected to the future. Questioned is reality and fantasy. Life continues.
To see more of Marilyn R. Rosenberg's work please visit the following websites:
http://www.califiabooks.com/finepress/r/marilyn%20r.%20rosenberg.html
http://colophon.com/gallery/cba/exhibit.html#ROSENBERGimage
http://afonline.artistsspace.org/view_artist.php?aid=402
http://askart.com/askart/artist.aspx?artist=11147148
Review "dbqp: visualizing poetics", an except, with a great image, the review of the Chappaqua Exhibition by Geof Huth, SEPTEMBER 13, 2007 at http://dbqp.blogspot.com/
http://the-otolith.blogspot.com
http://www.thing.net/~grist/lnd/rosenbrg/dcmrlr0.htm
REVIEWS-
galatea resurrects#11(a poetry engagement0, Tues., Dec 16, 2008 0 Eileen Tabios Engages.
http://galatearesurrection11.blogspot.com/2008/12/red-by-marilyn-r-rosenberg.html
dbqp: visualizing poetics, December 27, 2008 ,VISUAL POETRY, THE TEXTUAL IMAGINATION, AND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE, Geof Huth- Saturday, December 27, 2008, When Red is Never Red
http://dbqp.blogspot.com/2008/12/when-red-is-never-red.html
Marilyn R. Rosenberg's work appeared in the following exhibition(s) organized by The Center for Book Arts
Celebrating Artist Members: 30th Anniversary Members Exhibition
Organized by Roni Gross, Artist.Past and Present- 30th Anniversary Stamp Sheet30 Years of Innovation: A Survey of Exhibition History at The Center for Book Arts, 1974-2004
(2005) Color photocopy collage on acid free Hammermill
Organized by Jae Jennifer Rossman, Special Collections Librarian, Arts Library, Yale University.Borderland/Borderline Homeland/Homeless2002 Artist Members' Juried Exhibition
(2002) Unique book, ink, handwriting, handmade paper, glues envelopes and papers, interfolded, collage
LevelPaper, Art & the Book
(2001) paper, cut areas, ink, gouache
an exhibition of the innovative ways artists utilize paper to express ideas conveyed in books and broadsidesA Labyrinthine AdventureEconomy of Space
(1990) Handmade paper by Chuck Welch of Sand Bar Willow Press; Leather tie, mylar, ribbon, string, found images and objects, waterbase paints, inks.
Book Arts under four inches12
(1982) Interfolded accordion book with painted and cut pages.
Fragile I
(1983) Accordion book with cut paper and collaged pages, in a slipcase.
Fragile II
(1983) Accordion binding with cut mylar.
Label Stamps R, Section I
(1982) Stamp bookwork using color xerox and metallic inks. Unlimited edition.
Label Stamps R, Section II
(1982) Stamp book with visual poetry, using metallic ink and color xerox. Unlimited edition.
Matches
(1986) Accordion fold book with electrographically printed pages.
Maybe IIBook Arts in the USA
(1986) Interfolded book with pages of color Xerox and collage.
an exhibition of work by 51 artists; a cultural presentation of the United States of AmericaKaleidoscopeCelebrating 15 Years
(1983) Multidirectional accordion fold structure, offset printed, Curtis rag paper, die cut, hand trimmed, folded and sewn into reflective mylar covers.
new works by Artist MembersScalembricSignatures: Bookworks by Women
(1989) Miscellaneous media includes a variety of color papers, black string, orange cord, water color and gouache, permanent inks, found and created collage, beads, brass fastener, and more.
co-sponsored by NY Women's Caucus for ArtBuffetsFun & Games
mixed media
the 1988 annual Artist Members ExhibitionPing PongNew Work
(1987) paper
the 1986 annual Artist Members ExhibitionCircumambience Can BeBook Rate
(1985) Color xerox edition of 10
Artist Members InvitationalComing Around (Another Axis Cycle)Center for Book Arts: The First Decade
(1985) Color xerox
an exhibition at The New York Public LibraryPhlip Two
(1981) Handcolored xerox; accordion book.
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