This sixty-four page, cloth-bound book published by Nazraeli Press, includes fifty-three duotone reproductions. The photographs in Referencing Art, taken from the mid-fifties to the present, reveal a relatively unknown facet of Jerry Uelsmann's working process, an on-going dialogue with the history of art.

All My Life for Sale combines classic American passion for the road with the current obsession with Internet comsumption. One day John Freyer decided to sell everything he owned on the Internet, from an unopened box of taco shells, to a half bottle of mouthwash, to almost all of his clothes. After surprisingly finding buyers for nearly all of his possessions on eBay, he set out on a journey to visit his one-time possessions in their new homes.