January 20, 1942. Typewriter film carbon and pencil on vidalon, cloth, nails. Installation: 90 x 137” (installation view Momenta Art, Brooklyn).
- Installations
- Site-specific
- Prints on Paper
- Artist Books
- Works on Paper
- letters from “the tombs”
- from the archives
- series: “nose drawings”
- murmur I & II
- unruly hairs 1
- unruly hairs 2
- scroll #2
- spontaneous and meaningless dissection of “nothing new on the horizon: art to come” by gillo dorfles, which i think was published in artforum on a date i don’t remember
- Franz Kafka (from the series “Copying the Masters”)
- short films
selected bibliography
- "Ruth Liberman in der kunst galerie"
- Andrew Weinstein, "Beyond argument: contemporary artists on euthanasia," pp. 231-238
- Andrew Weinstein, "Ruth Liberman/José Gabriel Fernández: Momenta Art"
- Dominic DeLuque, "Artists Examine the Troubling Histories of Medical Abuse and Human Experimentation"
- Etty Yaniv, "Après Coup: Transforming Trauma into Art"
- F.J. Bröder, "Die Sprache im Visier"
- Jochen Schmoldt, "Die poetische Wort-Bildwelt der Ruth Liberman"
- Julia Faisst, "Provoking Taboos: Representing Holocaust Art Today"
- Katie Kennedy, "Shooting Gallery: An Introducation to Guns in Contemporary Art"
- Mónica de la Torre, "Ruth Liberman & José Gabriel Fernández at Momenta Art"
- Svea Conrad, "Art that reverberates: A glimpse of Echoes of Loss: Artistic Responses to Trauma"
