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PUBLICATIONS &
CONTACT INFORMATION:
for comments or questions
about the work, including availability and gallery information
contact Jack Balas at any of the following addresses:
It's best to send a copy to more than one.
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Works may be seen at:
-- CLAMP, New York City, New York
-- WILLIAM HAVU GALLERY, Denver, Colorado
-- ETHERTON GALLERY, Tucson, Arizona
CURATORIAL AND GALLERY CONVERSATIONS
ALWAYS WELCOME
ESPECIALLY SEEKING REPRESENTATION IN LOS ANGELES OR SFO
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AVAILABLE NOW: GUY'D BOOK |
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STUD DUST The first in a series of "JackBooks,
" STUD DUST is a detailed look at the photo series.
Full color, 80 pages, including some images of paintings and
drawings.
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JACK BALAS: THE NEVER-ENDING
POEM Self-portrait photographs with many of the Stud Dust models starting in 1995. 210 pages with 192 images |
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AMERICAN MALE FROM LULU.COM With the support of CTS and Ego
gallery a bi-lingual,
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JackBook 3: TATTOO DETOUR |
"Artist and catalogue contributor Jack Balas captures the boom mood in his poetic essay about being a laborer for hire. His description of driving across the country as an art shipper in the 80's expresses the increasing vulnerability of the artist through a portrait of the landscape. Looking in the rearview mirror suggests that the 90's represented the point of no return for the contemporary art world." Cydney Payton,
Executive Director / Museum of Contemporary Art, Denver |
Inclusion in "SELF-EXPOSURE: THE MALE NUDE SELF-PORTRAIT" photo anthology by Reed Massengill, published by Rizzoli International, New York ![]() In bookstores now |
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Catalog written by Jack Balas
on the ceramic art of 120 pages with 256 images
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