Brandon Ruffin - Migration Patterns queer culture

Brandon Ruffin - Migration Patterns queer cultureSetanta Books 2025 Rooted in personal history and collective memory, Migration Patterns offers a powerful reflection on the enduring presence of Southern Black culture in Northern California; particularly in the cities of Oakland, San Francisco, and Ruffins hometown, Richmond. The project opens with Siobhan, a poem by Enjoli Flynn Ruffin, and is accompanied by an essay from journalist and cultural critic Pendarvis Harshaw. Together, these texts frame

Jude lures us into peering through windows

when he enrolled in the Banbury School of Art

Using the multi-layered editing methodology of the artist and art historian Marta Pohlmann-Kryszkiewicz

'Gathered Leaves'

Moriah Alise

hardcover with thread stitching

and 5 original unique vernacular prints selected by Soth from his personal collection inserted into the book

the volume foregrounds remediation through two intimately connected technologies of reproduction: the photographic documentation of artworks and plaster casts — each mirroring and amplifying the other

Originally published in 1956

Exploring austere subjects: medieval and contemporary buildings

How Directors Dress uses clothing to tell exciting new stories about directors

McKenzie Wark