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The Jargon Society, with your assistance, is publishing Points of Departure: Roadside Memorial Polaroids by Phillip March Jones (JARGON 114). The book is a photographic survey of roadside memorials taken across the United States just before the demise of Polaroid film in 2008. The hardcover book features 172 color images with a foreword by poet and scholar Thomas Meyer. The book is currently in the design phase and will be available in January 2012.

Published by: The Jargon Society

Special thanks to: Thomas Meyer, Steve Pitkin, Carly Schnur, Ben Sollee and Michael Fleck.

*Note: International buyers please add 10 USD for shipping

*Note: Meyer denies being a scholar

*Note: The book will not be printed in time for Christmas 2011, BUT we will send out a printed card to everyone who purchases a book and printed cards are great stand-ins for books that arrive in January.

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Signed copy of Points of Departure: Roadside Memorial Polaroids (Retail: 35 dollars)

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Limited edition print of Polaroid #59-2. Only 25 available AND a signed copy of Points of Departure: Roadside Memorial Polaroids

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ORIGINAL Polaroid of your choice from the project (first come, first serve) AND a signed copy of Points of Departure: Roadside Memorial Polaroids

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Phillip March Jones

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I am an artist, writer and curator based in Lexington, Kentucky. I am the Creative Director of Institute 193, a non-profit contemporary art space, and work with the Souls Grown Deep Foundation in Atlanta, Georgia.

  1. phillipmarchjones.com
  2. institute193.org
  3. institute193.org
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