Every Single One of Them OOP It was because we were

It was because we were such outcasts in high school and so unpopular

depending on how we were known and loved

Essays by Lynne Cooke and Terrie Sultan

Malerie Marder While traveling to The Netherlands for an exhibition of her work

Every Single One of Them OOP It was because we wereIn the interstices between film and photography, ad stereotypes, and clichs of a Californian paradise, Jack Pierson produces pictures that are deliberately sensual and sentimental. Through a subtle hybridization of genres they raise the central question of autobiographical sincerity as the works theme and site. By arresting intimate moments, they compose a familiar, private world, happy and nostalgic. By disclosing (or pretending to disclose)