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retrospective

A retrospective brings together work from across an extended period or practice, offering a broader view of an artist’s work. These publications gather work that might otherwise exist across individual projects, allowing ideas, themes, and approaches to be considered together and seen as they develop over time.

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  • Cover of the zine "discography 2000–2023: music, spoken word, and sound art" by luke kurtis. Minimalist and black-and-white, it shows the title, subtitle, author, and a graph-paper-style grid.

    discography 2000–2023: music, spoken word, and sound art

    $5.00
  • Architecture and Mortality

    Architecture and Mortality

    $30.00
  • The Male Nude

    The Male Nude

    $40.00
  • the immeasurable fold: selected poems 2000—2015

    the immeasurable fold: selected poems 2000—2015

    $18.00
  • Retrospective

    Retrospective

    $30.00
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retrospective

A retrospective brings together work from across an extended period or practice, offering a broader view of an artist's work. These publications gather work that might otherwise exist across individual projects, allowing ideas, themes, and approaches to be considered together and seen as they develop over time.

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bd-studios.com is the art and publishing studio by luke kurtis. We publish artists’ and poetry books, organize exhibitions and performances, and more. We approach publishing as a creative practice—each project is an experiment in medium, format, and concept, transformed into bold and unconventional works of art. Learn more about what we do. Support our work at the Shop.

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  • Abstract monochrome digital artwork featuring layered textures, dark ink-like blots and splashes, ghosted vertical streaks, and circular graphic accents over a moody grayscale background.
    A strange world of my own (looking back to move forward) October 17,2026
  • A composite of three vertical video stills against a black background. Each panel captures a high-contrast, ghostly profile of a figure in motion blur. The face is abstracted into streaks of blown-out white and warm light, creating a sense of rapid, loop-based repetition and fragmentation.
    Recomposing time: short-form video as conceptual EP September 16,2026
  • High-contrast, front-facing portrait of a man in a black beanie and sunglasses against a pitch-black background. His face is heavily blown out with white light, overlaid with a distorted, double-exposed projection of warm orange horizontal scan lines across his eyes and forehead.
    What happens when a machine reads experimental art? August 22,2026
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