Harlan Wallach's
beautiful 
Paris Journal combines
photographs, photograms, and drawings. With its infinite
depth-of-field, Wallach's pinhole camera competes with the snazziest
Hasselblad.
Like a siren's call 
in
"CrashEnglish", Naoto
Suzuki's letter beckoned us into his alternate cartoon universe.
For translations, and much more, check out our feature "Please Looking
These Floppies" in the next Retina, 17 January 1995.
Like 
images of ancient monuments, Graham Law's ghostly farm
animals are preserved in photographic amber.
Kent Manske 's Game of
Life 
presents a parade of stick-people,
their identities worn like sandwich signs, dancing around the pages of
a telephone book.
Guerrilla urban beautification?
Political commentary from the streets? A competitive sport? Petty
vandalism? Susan
Farrell documents art crimes.
