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Megan N. Liberty

Megan N. Liberty is the Art Books section editor at the Brooklyn Rail and co-founder of Book Art Review. Her writing on artist books, ephemera, and graphic novels also appears in Artforum.com, ArtReview, frieze, and elsewhere. Find her on twitter @meganlib.

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Identity and Transformation in the Art of Raúl de Nieves

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty January 6, 2022January 5, 2022

De Nieves suggests that we are not just one thing or another, but an amalgamation, transforming, always in a state of becoming.

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Darrel Ellis’s Powerful Investigations of Identity Through Family Photographs

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty December 30, 2021December 30, 2021

Unlike many of his contemporaries, who centered their own lives and loves in relation to contemporary queer culture and the AIDS epidemic, Ellis looked backward.

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Two Books Rethink Publishing as a Radical Practice

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty September 9, 2021September 14, 2021

Books from Inventory Press, the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp, and b_books reshape our understanding of publishing and librarianship.

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Trevon Latin Finds Joy in Melancholy

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty August 7, 2021August 6, 2021

Latin’s colorful artworks touch on aspects of queer and Black experience, not in broad strokes, but in exceedingly specific ones.

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A Window Into the Workings of Small Presses

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty July 17, 2021July 16, 2021

A Poetics of the Press illustrates how invaluable firsthand accounts are to historicize a moment and medium.

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A Year of Struggle in Words and Images

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty May 1, 2021April 30, 2021

Manjit Thapp’s first full-length graphic novel, Feelings, charts a young woman’s emotional journey through South Asia’s six-season calendar.

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A Conceptual Compendium of Conceptual Art

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty March 19, 2021August 5, 2021

Flipping through Seth Siegelaub’s collection of writings and interviews is a bit like diving into an archive without a finding aid, as exhilarating as it is overwhelming.

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How Kuniko Tsurita Broke the Mold for Women Comic Artists in Japan

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty March 10, 2021March 10, 2021

The Sky Is Blue With a Single Cloud shines a light on Tsurita’s short but innovative career.

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The Poetry of Love and Textspeak

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty November 7, 2020November 9, 2020

Simina Banu’s poetry celebrates those who speak of love and loss in the language of emojis and memes, and have had our hearts broken by a text message.

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Tauba Auerbach’s Sculptural Art Books

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty September 12, 2020November 5, 2020

Much like her bookworks, Auerbach’s catalogue S v Z deserves to be examined as a sculptural object before we unfold its cover and consider its contents.

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Enter the Humorously Awkward World of a “Long-Distance Cartoonist”

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty July 20, 2020April 18, 2022

Brilliantly paced, Adrian Tomine’s latest graphic novel takes readers from discomfort to laughter in just a few panels.

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A Deep Dive Into Sarah Charlesworth’s Image Archive

Avatar photo by Megan N. Liberty July 18, 2020November 5, 2020

An important aspect of Charlesworth’s practice is her longstanding engagement with publishing: she was an active writer and critic, and made several artist books and photo catalogues.

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