My Mind Has Finally Accepted That It Is Right. Volume One (Association Copy)

New York: Self-published, 2005. Loose folio sheets, lacking the original string-band, with rubbing to spine-fold. Overall a near fine copy of an early Snow work; scarce, with no OCLC records located.. Zine (100 pp.). Limited Edition. Hand-numbered as copy 22 of 25 and INSCRIBED by Snow to title page: "For King Solomon. From the Snowman. 2005 August 05." One of the first artist's books from Dash Snow; essentially a gallery space for his most recent pursuits in Polaroid photography—"the [97] pictures in this were taken in may and june of 2005."Accompanied by a number of matchstick-texts, and other collaged elements (e.g. hair, razorblades), Snow's Polaroids (truncated) are mostly paired together in two-page spreads, creating evocative (and often quite tender) tableaux of a rebellious, post-9/11 New York; an almost obverse practice to his graffiti writing. This copy notably inscribed by Snow to fellow IRAK graffiti crew member King Solomon. (Inventory #: 31178)