Judy Radul takes up the once ubiquitous television. Playful documentation follows the television from 20th century book covers purporting to expose its various, radical significances, to bulky CRTs pictured in early 2000s craigslist ads and then as roadside trash. Featuring the moon landing, and anecdotal “oral histories” of the technology, Radul figures the television as a refractor of culture. Visuals and accompanying texts are organized into three chapters: “This”, “Is”, and “Television".

Details
• Publisher: Sternberg Press
• Size: 28 × 21.5 cm
• 240 pp