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Originol Drowings from Jessico Abel's Lo Perdida snd
Mott Modden's 99 Ways to Tell o Story: Exercises in Style
October 2? to December

9,

2OO7

Opening reception:

Soturdoy, November 3, 5:00 - 7:OO p.m.
Mott Modden will present o slide lecture on his work immediotely preceding the
reception ot 4:30 p.m. in Stork Leorning Center, Room 166.

This exhibition wos organized by the Richard F. Brush Art Gollery ot 5t. Lowrence University.

Front: Jessico Abel, What is a graphic novel?,2OOZ
Gicld,e print

Jessicq Abel is the outhor of Soundtrackand AAirror, Window, two
collections of stories ond drowings from her comic book, Artbabe. Her
grophic novel La Perdida won the 2002 Harvey Aword for Best New Series
ond wos nominoted for on " Essenf iels de la BD" oword of the 2OO7
AngoulOme Comics Festivol in Fronce. She is currently colloboroting on
onother grophic novel, Life 5ucks, ond is finishing up o textbook obout
moking comics with Mott Modden. She teoches at the School of Visuol Arts
in New York City.
minicomics in the early 1990s. He hos
created two grophic novels, Black Candy in 1998 and Odds Of f in 2001.
Mott teoches ot the School of Visuql Arts ond reviews comics for
Bookforum. His lotest comics oppeor in A Fine lAess, a series published by
Alternotive Comics. 99 Ways to Tell a Story: Exercises in Style wos
published in 2005 by Penguin Books.

Mott Modden storted self-publishing

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ond her desire to live on outhenticlif e. Carla, on Americon
estranged from her Mexicon father, heods to Mexico City to
"find herself ." She croshes with o former fling, Horry, who hos
been drinking his woy through the copitol in the greot trodition
of his heroes, Williom S. Burroughs ond Jock Kerouoc. Horry is
good-humored obout Corlo's reoppeoronce on his doorstep - until
he reolizes thot Corlo, who spends her doys sooking in the city,
exploring Frido Kohlo's house ond leorning Sponish, hos no
intention of leoving.
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reoches its inevitoble end, she relects his world of Anglo
expots f or her own set of friends: pretty-boy Oscor, who sells
pot ond dreoms of being o DJ, ond chorismotic Memo, aleftwing, pseudo-intellectuol lodies' mon. Determined to experience
the real Mexico, Corlo turns o blind eye to her new f riends'
inconsistencies. But then she cotches the eye of o drug don, el
Gordo, ond from thot moment on, her lif e gets a lot more
complicoted, ond she is forced to confront the irreparable
conseguences of her willful innocence.

fmoge: Jessico Abel,Cover drawing for La Perdida,2006
Offset printed jocket sleeve

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Queneou's

Exercises in Style (1947), in which he spun ninety-nine
voriotions out of o bosic, two port text reloting two chonce
encounters with o mildly irritoting chorocter during the course
of o doy. He told the story in every conceivoble tense, then in
free verse, os o sonnet, os otelegram, in pig Lotin, os o series
of exclomations, in on indiff erent voice...you nome it, he did it.

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as interpretotions thot moy chollenge your idao of whot
exoctly o norrotive is. For example, con mops tell o story?
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suggesting thot there's o def init e answer , only thot it's
exciting to consider how mony different woys o story con
be told, how ort ond text interoct, ond how lhese comics
relate to other visuol ond norrotive medio.

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Children of Darfur: Picturing Genocide
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January I7-February 17, 2007

An exhibition of children's drawings organized by Africa Action

All About Darfar
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Thursday, February l5,7 p,u. o Henry Student Center,2nd floor Ballroom, Wilkes University

Gallery talk, Ryan Spencer Reed
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150 South River Street
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Joe Bennion / Randy Johnston
Mary Law / Jeff Oestreich / Sandy Simon

Tel 570-408-4325

Fax570-408-7733

March 18-May 21,2006

sordoni.wilkes.edu

Opening reception: Saturday, March 25,5-7 p.v.

Gallery Hours:

Demonstration Workshops:
with Joe Bennion, March25,2006
with Jeff Oestreich,April 1,2006

Noon-4:30 e.m.,daily

Slide Lecture by Jeff Oestreich: Friday, March 31,2006
7:30 p.rvr. at Wilkes University.
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2OO4

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�Johnnie Winonc Ros

Jonuory

llMorch 5

2006

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Wiikes Universiiy
Witkes-Borre, Pennsylvonic

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Ross

Jonuory lS-Morch 5, 2006

SordoniArt Gollery
Wilkes University
Wil kes-Borre,

Pennsylvonio

�O 2006 Sordoni Art Gollery, Wilkes University

150 South River Street
.l8766

Wilkes-Borre, Po

Telephone

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4325

Fox 570-408-7733

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Cotologue design: John Beck, Scronton
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ISBN: 0-942945-27-l

�Acknowledgments

ince first encountering the work of Johnnie Winono Ross neorly two yeors
ogo, I hove hod the greot good fortune of working with people who hove
given generously of their time, expertise, ond enthusiosm, Foremost omong
them, of course, is the ortist himself who hos liberolly shored both his tolent ond his
insight ond hos mode working on this project truly o pleosure ond o privilege, A
greot debt of thonks olso goes to the stoff of the Stephen Holler Gollery in New
York, porticulorly Stephen Holler ond Doniel Fenis, for their tireless support, potience,
ond good humor. lt wos, in foct, on exhibition of Ross's work of the Stephen Holler
Gollery in 2OO4 thot prompted my initiol interest in following the work of this
foscinoting ortist.
Ronold R, Bernier, Ph.D.
Director

��A Conversotion with Johnnie Winono

Ross

The conversotion took ploce between the outhor (nna) ond the ortist (iwB) from October 5

to October 19,2005.
More thon one reviewer hos mode the ossociotion between your pointing
ond thot of Minimolist ortist Agnes Mortin ond the logic of the grid, But there olso
oppeor to be less remorked-on ossociotions thot could be drown between your
work ond, for instonce, the color drips ond woshes of Morris Louis ond Ad Reinhordt,
ond the primory structures ond stocked verticols ond horizontols of Donold Judd.
Could you comment on the significonce, if ony, of the work of these ortists to your
nns:

own pointing?
lwn: 'The Agnes thing.' lt is one of those things thot I don't fully understond,
ond I hove given it o greot deol of thought, My work hos hung in the some room
with Agnes's work, ond they ore quite different, she demoteriolizes the pointing os
onobject, ldoolmosttheopposite, lcollottentiontothephysicolobject,,.but,,.
we both creote pointings ihot either ollow the viewer to feel o sense of
tronscendence, or the pointings themselves to tronscend the weight of their own
physicol presence, There ore certoinly severol ortists, both contemporory ond
historicol, thot do the some, I think the effect of tronscendence is the common link
between our work, ond it is something thot few viewers or writers hove commented
on, Just using the word fronscend, or trying to tolk obout it, is quite tricky ond
usuolly not ottempted, but it is certoinly port of both of our pointings, os well os
Brice Morden, Ad Reinhordt, Donold Judd, Jockson Pollock, Mork Rothko, etc, . .
.

�It is thot feeling thot you get in the smoll of your bock, thot thing thot you con't
quite verbolize, it is something thot con only be communicoted visuolly,
whot viewers/writers usuolly lond on with the Agnes thing is 'white' ond
'horizontol bonds':
The primory colours thot I use ore titonium white ond zinc white. The density,
opociiy, ond physicolity of titonium offer o strong yet subtle controst to the
ephemerol, otmospheric tronslucency of zinc. Eorth/sky. lf you use white os o colour
(few ortists hove, Robert Rymon is certoinly one, Morondi onother), it feels obsolute
next to other colours, it is pure without ony odulterotion visible, you con't mix
onything wiih it without o feeling of dilution, lt is o difficult colour to use effectively.
I use white-not only os o colour, but os o moteriol, l'm not sure Agnes Mortin uses
white beyond the white of the gesso ground. Her colours ore generolly very thin
woshes over white gesso. ln most of the pointings white is the support thot is under

the other colours,
The horizontol bonds. , , Brice Morden relied

on'grid structure' untilthe Cold

Mounfain series. When I wolked into Dio where those were first exhibited, I sow o
new possibility with contemporory structure' Thot series chonged how I sow the
world; literolly when I wolked from the Cotd Mounfotn series I wos different, He not
only mode the grid orgonic, mony ortists hove ochieved thot, but . , , he seporoted
the verticol from the horizontol with the complexity of turning the ground into
otmosphere, insteod of mere support of the grid lines on the some plone' Seems
'BOs' Thot is
simple, but it isn't, Thot shook my visuol world. When wos thot? Eorly
when I begon to opprooch the horizontol more symbolicolly, more of o physicol
moteriol, o component. Cy Twombly olso did much the some of obout the some
time, just different ond not os cleor. Over the post 25 yeors or so, my big step wos
to creote the somewhot rigid horizontol controsting the orgonic quolity of the

�verticol drip. Agoin, it seems simple but there ore severol things hoppening within
thot controst of moteriol ond effect.
Morris Louis wos not much of on influence. I never found his work thot interesting,
except the lorge size thot couses on impoct, . , but, , , Jockson Pollock, imposto
point over eorlier drips, Thot got my ottention when I wos quite young in the '50s.
Ad Reinhordt, of course, Kosimir Molevich even more, the first of the contemporory
oesthetic, we ore still deoling with thot, one of the first ond still one of the few who
successfully combined ihe spirituol with contemporory vision, Donold Judd's
monostic oesthetic, on extension of Bouhous design. How con he creote so much
with so little? Suson Rothenberg, onother importont ortist for me.
I continue to romble on, but for the moment let's stop,
nna: Your process ond technique is evidently o long, poinstoking, slow one,
one which includes repeoted scropings ond burnishings of the surfoce. Could you
describe this process, its rotionole, ond the importonce of this sense of slowness
ond occretion to your convoses?
"long, poinstoking, slow,"
114ln: I didn't stort out to creote o working process thot is
As on ortist, I never found technique by itself to be thot interesting or reolly very
importont. I om bosicolly on intuitive pointer, with much to owe to obstroct
expressionism, lntuitive moves hoppen quickly. They ore reoctive, honest, direct, ond
complex to understond.
Crofting on object, whether it is o titonium white bond, or o burnished surfoce,
or o perfectly stretched linen tocked with copper is contemplotive, intentionol, slow,
ond done with obvious skill, Melding those two woys of working into one seomless
stroin of energy creotes o mogic; it seems to contoin the primory ospects of 'being,'
,l50
times
This ploy between intuition ond the contemplotive is ployed out moybe
'history.'
just
it
overpointing
but
doing
repeoting,
per pointing, giving the
lt is not
o

�within the context of ihe structure of on individuol pointing-until o resononce, o
mogic occurs. lf I could do the pointing in one cycle ond see the mogic I would
certoinly be o hoppy pointer, but with my simple mind, it tokes scores of cycles'
A morble stoirwoy in o new structure hos for less interest thon seeing o morble
stoirwoy thot hos been used for 400 yeors, lts weor is its history, the hordness is
softened by the touch of countless feet, when one is holding on Anosozi pot with
o burnished surfoce, it is B0o-9oo yeors old, you know the process of rubbing o
smooth stone over ond over to horden the surfoce, the time it tokes, the beouty,

the core of the moker, , , mogic , . '
Your
nne: This sense of slowness seems to be expected of your viewers os well.
convoses require o certoin potience of the beholder, long ond close observotion,
ond the expenditure of consideroble effori, o stote of meditotion of sorts' ls this o
foir ossessment?
:wn: Yes, contemplotive, meditotive-it is on importont port of the diologue
'mogic' is not o possive
between you os o viewer/me cs on ortisi, Experiencing the
'self.'
oct. lt tokes energy, openness, sensuolity, ond o need to see beyond
pointingnns: l'm interested in the longuoge you use to tolk obout your
fronscendence, spirifuol, ond, in porticulor, your reference to Molevich ond his
efforts to discover o visuol longuoge oble to tronscend mundone experience ond
noiurol oppeoronce ond ploce the viewer in touch with on olternotive, ultimotely
spirituol world through pure, non-objective form.
,*n: The obove is tricky, Much of how tronscendence ond the spirituol ore
perceived by the reoder/viewer is context, One con sound 'woo woo' very quickly.
As on ortist, ond olso you os o writer/curotor, we ore reolly in on unknown oreo
here, ond difficult to orticulote, First, you ore deoling with o non-verbol experience
(the feeling or sensotion one gets when viewing) thot is not dependent on words,

�some type of sensuol response in mony people, whether it is the smoll of
the bock thing thot I feel when I see or heor something thot offects my core, or o
sense of well being or even the opposite, ogoin quite tricky to orticulote,
nna: Elsewhere you olso mention the need to "see beyond the self," Together
with the ideo of 'tronscendence,' this sense of o coll to invisibility, to unrepresentobility. would seem to be port of the oesthetic trodition of the Sublime-the
ideo thot something 'beyond' tronscends the limits of our ordinory phenomenol
being, Would you go os for os to soy thot the ideo of ihe Sublime is port of whot
you ore ofter, ond thot, perhops, your pointing moy be seen/experienced os on
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instrument or embodiment of the spirituol?
.lwn: The Sublime, o tricky oreo once ogoin. Context, , , mony of the ortists ond
composers of the eorly-to-mid twentieth century used symbolism to key the viewer/
listener to sublime direction. This of best is romontic ond rother schlocky, ond goes
downfromthere. Molevich'sSupremotism(19.l4-.l9.l9)wostoppingintosomething
quite different-unchortered territory, I think Brice Morden picked up on this with
his Cold Mounfoin series, Jomes Tenellsometimes olso enters this reolm, os well os
John Coltrone. And yes, Agnes sometimes.
I try not to noil this down too much, I don't understond it, but I do know when
l'm in thot oreo, whether with my own work, or experience it through someone
else's, I only ottempt to provide o situotion for the viewer to experience something

thot is outside of everydoy experience-o quick meditotion? o deeper
understonding/perception? . . , but thot is bosicolly whot you soid before , , . but
context removes this from being too 'woo woo,'
I find it interesting thot my work is doing so well ot this point in our culture, lt is
reolly outside of prevoiling ortworld 'speok.' , , , ln one sense, is it reflecting something
thot is needed?

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ln spending time looking ot your work, time the pointing itself urges-insists

on, even-it seems thot there ore opporent tensions, suspended oppositions, or
perhops better, equivolences, in your work between: surfoce ond depth; repetiiion
ond spontoneity; opocity ond tronsporency; presence ond obsence; emptiness
ond plenitude. Con you comment on this?
.rwn: I believe in the ol' Joseph Albers soying, "you never see o colour isoloted,
but olwoys reloted to o society of colour" (l octuolly combined two quotes there),
Every mork, or copper tock, or piece of linen, surfoce, or colour is reloted to the
collective whole of the poiniing (o Jungion phrose), Like noture, Within thot relotive
context "opposites" creote on energy, o life, or power, Tension , , , the bolonce
between two opposing forces . , , doesn't quite describe it for me, lt is more like
sensing the potentiol between two opposiies.
nna: Finolly, there seems to be o subtle but deliberote evocotion of the physicol
environment in your pointing, of geologicolstructures ond formotions, porticulorly
of the southwest where you now live ond work. Could you tolk o bit obout these
implied experiences or sensotions of the desert environment ond its importonce to
your work?
lwn: Eorlier, when you osked obout Mortin, Judd, ond other ortists, which

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longuoge of the visuol, os well os contemporory historicol context, (But) Notureis the inspirotion, Nothing is more powerful, importont, complex, simple, owe
inspiring, Noture is mother, Art is friend, I don't use specific shopes, colours, or
potterns from noture, but use the power of o ploce, I work with the effect it hos on
me os o person, The owe. The mystery, The beouty,
When I look through the gloss doors of my studio ond I see the mountoins
everydoy, I om humbled, lt would seem olmost silly to try to imitote the oppeoronce

�of the mountoins, but I try to creote something with some of the complexity ond
power, on object to elevote one's senses, something thot chonges your sensibilities
os when looking of those mountoins, or looking out over the conyons, with o gentle
wind, feeling the sun on your skin, sond on your honds, the smell of soge, you just
keep looking, you ore not possive, your senses ore heightened, they become
quite shorp, you get thot feeling in the smoll of your bock. I try to creote on
experience similor, but different. lt's not obout Mortin or Judd. You ore humbled
by being o smoll port of noture,

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