Leftovers.

Ballybeg, Grange, Clonmel, Tipperary, Ireland:: Coracle,, 2013.. Edition of 124. 4 x 5.75"; 8 pages. Pamphlet style with sewn binding. In illustrated wraps. Numbered. Iron on tape with artist's adhered to colophon. Simon Cutts: "Another bit of stylised ephemera, made from Erica's high school name labels left over and a description of their place and purpose. Edition size based on what was left over." Erica Van Horn, Leftovers: "I have 124 of these name tapes. This must be the end of a roll. Either my mother gave up on the iron-on tapes and went back to the woven version, or ... Why I have them here and now, is another question." Nancy Kuhl, The Book Remembers Everything: "A distinctive feature of Erica Van Horn's work is the frequent recycling of materials left over from other projects or salvaged from daily life. ... In addition to documenting her working process and the effort involved in bookmaking, Van Horn's practice of re-using saved and salvaged fragments reveals the ways such fragments make meaning. Histories and narratives can be embedded in ephemeral bits and pieces; scraps can carry substantial information. Re-worked and altered image and text fragments become visual representations of the incomplete and irregular nature of memory."