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Selected Bibliography
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Passages an Online Magazine of visions and voices. Issue 4, October 2020. | |
Art In Print, Volume 9, Number 1, 2019 |
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The Boston Printmakers 2017 North American Print Biennial Exhibition Catalog Renee Covalucci, President Judith Brodie, Juror, Curator of Modern Prints and Drawings, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D Cambridge, MA |
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American Dream: Pop to the Present |
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Art In Print, Vol. 6, No. 5 "DocArt Trauma: Eric Avery's AIDS Works" by Marjorie Cohn "Art in Print, No. 6" by Eric Avery "Rx" (2014-2016) Original artwork Letterpres printed by the artist and Dave DiMarchi "Print Life: Neurogenesis 2016" Flipbook "Print Life: Neurogenesis 2016" HD Video Susan Tallman, Editor-in-Chief Julie Bernatz, Associate Publisher Chicago, IL |
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Jonathan David Katz and Rock Huska, curators. “ART AIDS AMERICA”. Tacoma Art Museum in Association with University of Washington Press, Seattle and London. pg 124. 2016. | |
“The Graphic Unconscious” Jaynes, Teresa, Executive Director: Philagrafika 2010. Roca, Jose: Publication Coordinator. pg 116-121. Philadelphia, 2010. | |
The Open Print, Faye Hirsch, Art in America April, 2010. pg 67-73 Review of Philagrafika The Graphic Unconscious. Philadelphia 2010. |
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Brody, Howard and Eric Avery "Medicine's Duty to Treat Pandemic Illness: Solidarity and Vulnerability" Hastings Center Report: Volume 39, no.1. January-Feburary 2009 | |
Christopher Forth and Ivan Crozier, editors. "Body Parts: Critical Explorations in Corporeality". Lexington Books, January 2005. | |
PRINTS: SYSTEM, STYLE AND SUBJECT, Harvard University, Fogg Art Museum, Cambridge, Massachusetts, October 9, 2004 - January 30, 2005. | |
The Psychiatry of AIDS: A Guide to Diagnosis and Treatment, Glenn J. Treisman, M.D., Andrew Angelino, M.D. The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2004 ISBN 0-8018-8006-8 www.press.jhu.edu. |
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Durgin, Michael, editor. Hand Papermaking, Volume 19 Number 1, Summer 2004. Cover image is Emerging Infectious Diseases, 2000 and text by Eric Avery with illustrations on pages 8-10. Read text of article. | |
Fisher, Michael J. Emergent Forms of Life and the Anthropological Voice, Duke University Press, 2003. | |
Lucie-Smith,
Edward. "Deep in the Art of Texas" in Art Review, May 2001. "...he makes powerful woodcuts in German Expressionist style, mostly about AIDS-related subjects, but also about political topics such as George W. Bush's arrival at the White House... Only in Texas, one is tempted to remark..." |
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Fisher, Michael. "With a Hammer, a Gouge, and a Woodblock: The Work of Art and Medicine in the Age of Social Retraumatization-The Texas Woodcut Art of Dr. Eric Avery" in Para-Sites: A Casebook Against Cynical Reason Late Editions7: Cultural Studies for the End of the Century, George E. Marcus, Editor. The University of Chicago Press, 2000. | |
Franke, Johanna. "The Art of Medicine" in Texas Medicine, Volume 95:2, February 1999. | |
Art as Medicine/Medicine as Art November 30 and December 1, 1997 in Harvard University Art Museums Annual Report 1997-1998. | |
Sheehy, Sandy "Healing Art" in Biomedical Inquiry, The University of Texas Medical Branch, Spring/Summer 1997. | |
Bjelajac, David, Healing Before Art, Corpus Christi State University, Weil Gallery, September 17- October 22, 1987 |
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Avery, Eric. "Hands Healing: A photograhic essay in The Visual Arts in Medical Education," Gen Berg, Editor. Southern Illinois University Press, 1983. | |
Texas Reports on Biology and Medicine, Special Issue. "The Humanities and Medicine", Volume 32, Number 1, Spring 1974. See in Print Catalog Fable of the Mermaids and the Drunks | |
Life Magazine. Parched Land of the Dying. Photographer, Harry Benson. Reporting, Christopher Whipple. April 1981, Pages 36-46. | |
Look Magazine. The Prediciment of Pecos, Texas. Knebel, Fletcher. July 31, 1962, Pages 75-82. |
VIDEOTAPE
Schallack,
Jason P. The Lost Art of Healing, 1999. An interview and exhibition videotape
of an exploration by Eric Avery M.D. of the liminal clinical art space, where
art and medicine come together. This record of his art action in the University
of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Art Gallery shows
New York plastic surgeon Jane Petro practicing the art of medicine by giving
patient examinations and plastic surgery consultations in the gallery space.
Lilly Pink, a New York performance artist represented the business and theater
of medicine by hawking contemporary snake oil outside the gallery space. 33
minutes.
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CD-ROM
Rothfels, Nigel.
Biotechnology, Culture and the Body. The CD contains abstracts of the papers
given at a conference hosted by the Center for Twentieth Century Studies at
the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee,
April 24-26, 1997. The CD has video clips of Eric Avery's conference art action
"The Lost Art of Healing" and incorporates his wood engravings from
the series "American Medicine" (1985).