THE SUN HAD NOT RISEN YET/NOW THE SUN HAD SUNK (PASTELEGRAM)
PASTELEGRAM PRINT ISSUE NO. 1, With Guest Artist BARRY STONE
THE SUN HAD NOT RISEN YET/NOW THE SUN HAD SUNK
Pastelegram’s biannual print issue is an artwork-as-magazine, and offers an original
workby an artist, art historian or art critic designed for the magazine format.
Included in each issue is a collection of the work’s source material. Also featured
in the magazine is an interview between our collaborator and an art critic or historian.
FROM THE EDITOR’S STATEMENT BY ARIEL EVANS:
In preparing his issue for Pastelegram’s first issue, Barry Stone thought about history’s
habit of repeating itself, and it is this notion of circularity that structures Stone’s issue
of Pastelegram.
For The Sun Had Not Risen Yet /Now the Sun Had Sunk,
Stone created circular progressions of images, while Stone and I collaborated to
include a series of texts that reveal cycles of ideas and aesthetics.
Read the interview here.
THE SUN HAD NOT RISEN YET/NOW THE SUN HAD SUNK is available at
Domy Books (Houston and Austin), the Fort Worth Modern Art Museum's bookstore,
Champion Contemporary (Austin) and Art Palace (Houston) and subscribe here.