Photographer and cinematographer Carlos Solorio, MALAS Alum and SDSU Press contributing artist, in a one man photography show at the Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park.
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Friday, February 25, 2022
SDSU Press and MALAS Along with the Centro Cultural de la Raza in Balboa Park Present : CARLOS SOLORIO, Beyond Transfronterizo Lens, A Cultural Photo Exhibit
Wednesday, February 16, 2022
What's Inside? IMPRINTS, JOURNALS, AND SERIES @ SDSU PRESS
SDSU PRESS HAS IT ALL!
from comics to culture and everything in between
San Diego State University Press is serious about having a colorful assortment of topics, genres, and stories in our publications. Whether your interest is psychology, comic books, technology, film noir, culture or art; SDSU Press has something for you! The world inside our doors is vast and ever-growing!
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Thursday, January 27, 2022
Wednesday, January 19, 2022
Did you know!? SDSU Press Publishes Comics, Graphic Narrative Analysis, and Animation Studies Under the Aegis of its AMATL COMIX Imprint
Did you miss #amatlcomix's extraordinary album of Xicano penned comix classics from Jose Alaniz!? No worries, pick up a copy here: https://t.co/0KkdgzXvAq (scroll town a tad!). pic.twitter.com/TVQOyVQkuj
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Thursday, January 13, 2022
Here's Another Reason the Follow SDSU Press on Instagram! Breaking News on our Latest Psychoanalysis on the Couch Volume!
Follow us on Instagram! "Greenson was just such a storm that not only brought about my institute literally on the beach...
Posted by San Diego State University Press on Thursday, January 13, 2022
Thursday, December 23, 2021
New Distribution Collaboration Between SDSU Press and the SDSU Department of Chicana/o Studies!
A new collaboration between the SDSU Chicana and Chicano Studies Department and San Diego State University Press! Now ...
Posted by San Diego State University Press on Thursday, December 23, 2021
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Friday, December 03, 2021
New! January 1, 2022 --> The Latest Title in our Psychoanalysis on the Couch Series! Greenson 9, Edited by Harry Polkinhorn
Coming January 1, 2022, a new book in our PSYCHOANALYSIS ON THE COUCH SERIES. Here's a teaser look at the wraparound...
Posted by San Diego State University Press on Friday, December 3, 2021
Wednesday, December 01, 2021
Steven Butterman, Queering and Querying the Paradise of Paradox
For One Night and One Night Only
TONIGHT IS THE NIGHT
SDSU Press published, Steven Butterman is coming to you live through your screens to deliver a book talk on his new book Queering and Querying the Paradise of Paradox; LGBT Language, New Media, and Visual Cultures in Modern Day Brazil.
TUNE IN TONIGHT (Wednesday, December 1st at 8pm) TO THE WEBINAR VIA ZOOM!
Can't make it tonight?
No fear, you can pick up Butterman's work through SDSU Press' Amazon. His work Perversions on Parade dives into the work of Glauco Mattoso, a poet who wrote a majority of his work during Brazil's most recent dictatorship. Butterman's book has been featured on SDSU Press' Book(s) of the Week and is a staple SDSU Press publication.
SDSU Press is dedicated to supporting fellow artists work, and staying up to date on our postings will help you be able to find more events like this.
Events through SDSU and outside SDSU are happening constantly!
Can't make it to this one?
SDSU PRESS PUBLIC LECTURE (vaxxed and masked!) : Darius Gainer, Public Lecture on BLACK REPRESENTATION IN THE WORLD OF ANIMATION | SDSU Main Campus, GMCS 333 at 11am, Tuesday December 7, 2021.
Help us spread the word! This coming Tuesday something wickedly good our way cometh! Darius Gainer, Public Lecture (vaxxed and masked), SDSU Main Campus, GMCS 333 at 11am, Tuesday December 7, 2021. Thx to my partner in crimes literary & semiotic, Frederick Luis Aldama for initiating this friendship/collaboration! Thx again to John Jennings and Tim Fielder for the book blurbs and to Stanford W. Carpenter for the moving intro/preface. Pick up a copy of BLACK REPRESENTATION IN THE WORLD OF ANIMATION here: amatlcomix.sdsu.edu or here https://amzn.to/3EhQlwS
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Saturday, November 20, 2021
SDSU Press's Crack Team of Surveillance Agents Watches Over Our Recent Publications! #sdsupress #amatlcomix #hyperbolebooks
Our precious titles are carefully watched over by a crack team of special agents! SDSU Press, Amatl Comix, and Hyperbole...
Posted by San Diego State University Press on Friday, November 19, 2021
Wednesday, November 17, 2021
SDSU Press' Feature Presentation
Lights Go Down...
in a movie theater and a story unravels in front of you. When the lights come back up, you've been transformed in some way. And pulling yourself away from the seat is nearly impossible.
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| Jackson's Drawing of Guacamaya |
Regardless, Jackson's work is something new. It's personal, it's intimate. You aren't just learning about ancient Mayan cities, you are living in them.
And in living with them, they speak to us.Through the words of Jackson's book, they plead with us. "Please," they say, "Please don't forget we were here. Don't forget that we are here. Don't forget what we are and certainly don't forget what we once were."
Jackson says it best when revisiting one of his favorite sculptures on his final trip, only to find it crumbling;
Jackson's Drawing of Stela P.
"When I look carefully at Stela P., who is still a lovely young lady to me, I made a sad discovery. The surfaces of the stone figure had become noticeably a bit crumbly. The edges had lost their sharpness. I knew this had not been true of my former visits to the ruins. Later I was to learn that the atmosphere had caused that degeneration. The polluted air of our modern age was finally getting to the ancient sculpture of Central America, just as I had heard it had done to the sculpture of the Acropolis at Athens."
Jackson didn't simply see these Mayan sculptures, he interacted with them and he got to know them. If you get to know them, what will happen? If you live in this world crafted by Jackson's words for the 173 pages he gives us, what will change in you? Will they effect you the same way they effected Jackson?
There is only one way to find out.
Four Trips to Antiquity is available for purchases from the SDSU Press Amazon page (which you can access here). The hardcover book features Jackson's drawing is black-and-white and color, as well as the stories of his travels to the Mayan cities.
This video features photos taken from Jackson's novels and from Google Images
Wednesday, November 10, 2021
SDSU PRESS BOOK(s) OF THE WEEK
NEED A BOOK?
sdsu press has three
Pick up Splice, An Undergraduate Research Journal straight from SDSU College of Arts and Letters. Looking for a literary deep dive, check out Things We Do Not Talk About by Daniel A. Olivas and explore Latino/a literature in a collection of essays and interviews. Finally explore the past and future in the present with Footsteps From the Past into The Future, a trilingual collection of stories written in Kumeyaay, Spanish, and English edited by Margaret Field.
Monday, November 01, 2021
BOOK(s) OF THE WEEK 11/1
TIME CAPSULE
SDSU PRESS' BOOK(s) OF THE WEEK
SDSU Press is all about these three books this week; "My Native Land is Memory; Stories of a Cuban Childhood" by Oliva M. EspÃn, "Four Trips of Antiquity" by Everett Gee Jackson, and "Perceiving & Telling; A Study of Iterative Discourse" By Danièle Chatelain.
Travel with EspÃn as she explores the memories of her adolescence interwoven with political shifts as Cuba changes just as much as the coming of age girl. Following this look back, Chatelain's "Perceiving & Telling" challenges the way language and verbal conventions blur our understanding of time. And to finish off our time oriented books collection, pick up "Four Trips to Antiquity" and joins one artists search for historical ancient Maya sculptures.
Travel with EspÃn as she explores the memories of her adolescence interwoven with political shifts as Cuba changes just as much as the coming of age girl. Following this look back, Chatelain's "Perceiving & Telling" challenges the way language and verbal conventions blur our understanding of time. And to finish off our time oriented books collection, pick up "Four Trips to Antiquity" and joins one artists search for historical ancient Maya sculptures.
All these books and more are available on our Amazon page!
Dance Studies at the Border! An SDSU Press Classic
Still in print! An SDSU Press classic --> amzn.to/31nrM2X A broadly conceived and executed collection of interviews,...
Posted by San Diego State University Press on Monday, November 1, 2021
Wednesday, October 20, 2021
BOOKS OF THE WEEK--10/18
SDSU PRESS' BOOKS OF THE WEEK
HYPERBOLE BOOKS EDITION
San Diego State University Press imprint Hyperbole Books is all about the critical documentation of new aesthetics and the comparison to those of old. The wide range of books published under this imprint couldn't possibly fit into a single weeks worth of our spotlighted books. Three of our Hyperbole Book publications stand center stage this week!
SDSU Press' book(s) of the week: Dive into film noir and the aesthetics that rooted themselves in Los Angeles with Fanny Daubigny’s “Proust in Black”.Travel to the world of Brazilian poet Glauco Mattoso in Steven F. Butterman’s “Perversions on Parade”. And if the world of science fiction is more your thing than look no further than Naief Yehya’s “Drone Visions”, where killing machines escape movie media and creep their way into our everyday lives.
This is a work in progress to update those on happenings within the SDSUPress, the longest running press in CSU HISTORY. Questions? Comments? Can't get enough? Drop us a line at sdsupress@gmail.com
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