Co-published by SITE Santa Fe and New Museum of Contemporary Art – 79 pages, 28 color plates, softback, 12 x 9 inches – Introduction by Louis Grachos, Essays by Dan Cameron and Charles Merewether -1998.
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"Doris Salcedo's work gives visible and concrete form to the inexpressible effects of terror, pain, and destruction which are the stock-in-trade of repressive political and military regimes, specifically those in her native Colombia. That it does so without recourse to the literal underscores the extraordinary complexity of her endeavor, which investigates the relationship between the intimate, poetic, and unique nature of an individual's life and the shattering histories of power and control to which it can be subjected." [From the Introduction by Marcia Tucker, Director of the New Museum of Contemporary Art]
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