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Dear Lord

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Dear LordThis variable edition of 100 pressure printed broadsides features a poem, Dear Lord, by Matthew Dix and was printed by Roni Aviv at Center for Book Arts. Signed and numbered. Please note that each print in this edition is unique; photos are for illustration purposes only. Matthew Dix is a writer from South Carolina. He studied poetry at the College of Charleston and Columbia University where he served as the poetry editor of Columbia Journal. He has

This variable-edition of 100 pressure-printed broadsides features a poem, Dear Lord,  by Matthew Dix and was printed by Roni Aviv at Center for Book Arts. Signed and numbered. Please note that each print in this edition is unique; photos are for illustration purposes only. Matthew Dix is a writer from South Carolina. He studied poetry at the College of Charleston and Columbia University where he served as the poetry editor of Columbia Journal. He has two poems in current issue of Fence. Roni Aviv is a New York-based visual artist whose practice is at the intersection of photography, text, drawing, and installation. In her work—which has been published and exhibited internationally—Aviv explores emotional residue through repetition and material change. She photographs different types of mark-makings performed onto paper using soaking, grinding, and tracing techniques. This practice is a visual and psychological inquiry into experiences and surfaces that are ubiquitous in everyday life and therefore often overlooked. Produced in honor of the Spring 2022 Broadside Series reading on June 2, 2022, curated by Allison Carter-Beaulé. A recording of the event can be found here.

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