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“Crotch shots and biblical text. Trucks, graffiti, and vintage porn cut-outs. After looking through this zine I felt as if I had been to church, and been doing something I would have to later confess for. Either way, Amen.”
My first Zine titled Rozes Are Red Volume1.
Zine availible at www.paperworknyc.com
MIXED MEDIA OF COLLAGE AND PERSONAL PHOTOGRAPHS.
BY RACHEL ROZE
42 PAGES
STAPLED
LAZER PRINT-FULL BLEED
EVERY ISSUE COMES SIGNED AND NUMBERED
1 SIGNED POLAROID
PUBLISHED BY PAPER WORK NYC
EDITION OF 100
Thank you Tosser Magazine for naming me one of the “50 People To Keep On Your Radar” for 2013 in their first premier issue.
TONIGHT in downtown LOS ANGELES
My photographs along with “Camera Night at the Ivar”
Rachel Roze in advertisement for Taschen Books for Taschen Magazine
This week we saw photos from Ryan McGiney, Rachel Roze, Drew Barrymore and Terry Richardson, and hung out with mega-supermodels, Gisele and Kate Moss. All and all it was a pretty great way to end June. Check out this week’s picks for top 10 photos of the week! - Complex Art + Design
http://www.complex.com/art-design/2012/07/the-top-10-photos-of-the-week-june-25-july-1st
Photographer Rachel Roze’s “We Were in Sicily” is not subtle at first glance, but take a longer look, because you are going to want to, and you will find layers upon layers in a singular composition. The work was all done on film, not Instagram, and has a quality that feels vintage, although it was made during a 40-day trip to Sicily, Italy, in the summer of 2011. The work has sexually charged overtones, while the muted tones give an old-world romance quality. However, I urge you to not only focus on the obvious ones. Roze views the city and her perspective offers a sense of familiarity and complete immersion that is unlike anything a tourist could accomplish.
This show coincides with the show “Three Italian Artists in L.A.,” which features Marcello Pozzi, Sebastiano Ciarcia and Dominic Detorre.
-By: Kathy M.Y. Pyon
Photographer Rachel Roze celebrates her first solo show at Bruce Lurie Gallery in Los Angeles for the series We Were In Sicily. All of the photos were taken on a forty-day adventure during the summer of 2011, where Roze says, “Photography was my way of holding on to the newness of this strange place,
like keeping a visual journal.”
Visit the exhibit June 30 through July 25, 2012 at Bruce Lurie Gallery on 8727 Beverly Boulevard in West Hollywood, California.
