In Italy it’s Called Department Store at Night . The Rest of the World Knows it as Postcards & Death Certificates

Published in coordination with the first solo show by Matthew Brannon in an Italian art institution, the catalogue 'In Italy It's Called "Department Store At Night" The Rest Of The World Knows It As "Postcards & Death Certificates" is organised as two independent volumes contraining an unpublished novel by the American writer 'Antelope' an essay by Alan Reid in the form of a set of "imaginary" letters sent to Brannon himself, "Unanswered Letters," and a critical text by the curator of the exhibition and co-editor of the catalogue Alberto Salvadori.