Jonas Wood: Pattern Couch Interior with Mar Vista View Louis Menard The album is pressed on

The album is pressed on two heavyweight 180-gram black vinyl and housed in a gatefold sleeve featuring stills from the film and two inner sleeves featuring installation photography of the exhibition

In their sustained creative dialogue

creating a three-dimensional image of a Judaic temple

Stingel made the paintings by spraying pigment through gauze fabric

This would be made possible through the reproduction of two lesbian populaces living on opposite sides of the Earth: Amazonians and Geordies (here misspelled as “Jordis”)

Jonas Wood: Pattern Couch Interior with Mar Vista View Louis Menard The album is pressed onThis soft ground etching by Jonas Wood depicts a scene from the artists home, in which partially open curtains reveal a view through a window. The monochromatic composition emphasizes detailed patterns of line and texture, establishing complex relationships between surface and depth. Wood began a related painting in his Los Angeles studio before traveling to New York to work on this print with Pace Editions. Reflecting on this process, Wood notes: