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The phrase "How much vacation do you really need?" is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist and placed in a mass produced frame with a butterfly sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"How much vacation do you really need?"
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.1
The phrase "<em>When did you last see a blue moon?</em>" is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist then placed in a mass produced frame with a flower sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"When did you last see a blue moon?"
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.2
The phrase "What will you do if the world really ends on Dec. 23, 2012?" is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist then placed in a mass produced frame with a googly-eye sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"What will you do if the world really ends on Dec. 23, 2012?"
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.7
The phrase "Tell me a story about your grandmother" is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist then placed in a mass produced frame with a googlyy-eye sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"Tell me a story about your grandmother."
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.8
The phrase "I am a big fan of rail transportation. My longest trip was with the Trans- Siberian and Trans- Mongolian from Moscow to Beijing." is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist then placed in a mass produced frame with a flower sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"I am a big fan of rail transportation. My longest trip was with the Trans- Siberian and Trans- Mongolian from Moscow to Beijing."
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.11
The phrase "Which would you like to eat now - a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, or a tuna fish sandwich?" is digitally printed on paper and signed by artist then placed in a mass produced frame with a flower sticker in the lower right corner. 
Ben Patterson (American (North American))
"Which would you like to eat now - a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, or a tuna fish sandwich?"
2012
Gift of the artist
2012/2.110.14
This is a white page of paper with typeface lettering. The text is divided into three paragraphs and is centered on the page.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Text page 4 from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.6
This is a black image with white lettering and white marked out areas. There are six vertical columns of words organized by Roman numerals and numbers. Two columns have their words marked out.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Negative print I from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.8
This is a black image with white lettering and white marked out areas. There are vertical columns of words organized by Roman numerals and numbers. One column has words that are marked out.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Negative print IV from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.11
This is a black image with white lettering and white marked out areas. There are vertical columns of words organized by Roman numerals and numbers. Two columns have their words marked out.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Negative print V from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.13
This is a white sheet of paper with black lettering. They typeface lettering identifies the artists and titles of the works. The handwritten lettering has signatures of the artists, date and edition numbers.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Title page from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.2
This is a white page of paper with typeface lettering. The text is divided into three paragraphs and is centered on the page.
Mel Ramsden and Ian Burn
Text page 1 from "Six Negatives"
1968 – 1969
Gift of Joan Meisel
2002/2.118.3
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