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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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  • Black-and-white basement interior with a white door beside a poster of the original ‘a harras’ album cover, whose subtle color contrasts with the otherwise monochrome image.
    The rumors are true (or, how one thing becomes another) June 12,2026
  • Two tabloid-style newspapers against a black background featuring the headline “LUKE KURTIS SELLS OUT, GOES POP,” with bold red-and-black graphics, a blurred portrait photo, and a small black-and-white image of a basement interior in the upper corner.
    I don't know what to make of this. June 4,2026
  • A close-up, black-and-white image of a person holding their head in their hands, eyes closed, with a distressed or contemplative expression.
    a map of fragments June 13,2025
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