Paper Monument

Published by the n+1 foundation and designed by Project Projects. Founded and edited by Dushko Petrovich and Roger White. Managed by Rachel Ossip.

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Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts is now shipping!
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We’re tabling all weekend at the New York Art Book Fair! Stop by table C43 for Paper Monument books and anthologies, n+1 titles, tote bags and hats, and more.

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Last day of the San Francisco Art Book Fair—we’ve got posters! Come say hi at table A32 🐬

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Starting tonight, we’re at the San Francisco Art Book Fair! SF: come find us at table A32, all weekend long.

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Today at noon EST! https://t.co/W9T27BEEs7

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Tomorrow at 12 PM EST! Join the editors of Best! for a discussion at the Institute for Comparative Modernities. Register here: https://t.co/w8vSfvBQvr

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'Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts,' a new anthology featuring epistles about art and identity by AWGrantees Aruna D'Souza, Dawn Chan, Iftikhar Dadi, John Yau, Mimi Wong, Naeem Mohaiemen, and Pamela M. Lee is now available via @nplusonemag! https://t.co/ceAiH9x1f8

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“Offering these as letters lets the writers think as expansively as they want, dropping hints that can turn into possibilities, that can fire our neural networks into new and exciting configurations.” Best! in @ChicagoRevBooks:
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Get a year of n+1—starting with the latest issue, TAKE CARE—plus a copy of Best!
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Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts is here—featuring letters, photographs, comics, and more by 73 artists, curators, writers, educators, and art historians.
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“I may not identify as Asian American, but I think what you are telling me is that it might not matter. In short: your existence makes me, and I imagine many others, feel more seen.” —Ysabelle Cheung, Frieze https://t.co/ywT65QWMXI

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This month, get a copy of Best! when you subscribe to @nplusonemag.
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“Marshaling the discipline to write a deeply personal missive on a heady topic like Asian American identity against this freefall was daunting, and the task has been arduous.” Read an excerpt from Best!, by Holly Shen:
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New online: an excerpt from Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts, a new anthology from @PaperMonument.
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“Sometimes when I’m fretting indiscriminately, I noodle the idea that Catholicism gave me a foundational moral core—or maybe more like a strong fulcrum from which to build sound judgment.” https://t.co/VSQrxMn6FW

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Contributors’ books, back issues, tote bags, pencils, @PaperMonument titles and more are all 25% off through tomorrow! https://t.co/C5NqE17mWb

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This weekend, take 25% off @PaperMonument’s new anthology, along with everything else in our bookstore. https://t.co/ohMa16cWMW

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.@PaperMonument’s new anthology, Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the Arts, is here. Get a copy of Best! and a year of n+1, starting with our latest issue, TAKE CARE:
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And buy the book here: https://t.co/ywT65QWMXI

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Read an excerpt from Best! on @lithub today:

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"Since the pandemic, I have become frustrated with the linearity of time, how it speeds past us like a bullet train without stopping for us as passengers." @cathyparkhong captures the summer of 2020. https://t.co/cHsTVysyU2

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Hi I wrote a letter to my daughter about UFOs and how I don’t like bonfires for “Best! Letters from Asian Americans in the arts,” a fantastic anthology edited by Christopher Ho and Daisy Nam