Rock and Shift is the first major book on the work of artist Suzanne McClelland, who in 2006 was awarded both the Nancy Graves award and the AXA Artist Award. It includes drawings made specifically for the book, an introduction by Sue Scott, a poem by Barry Schwabsky, and an essay by Carol Kino. Also featured are reproductions of fifty-six unique works on paper that were created in the summer of 2006 in conjunction with One Eye Pug, a collaboration with artists in publishing monotypes, unique works on paper, and related publications. Using monotype, stencil, collage, and hand painting, these works on paper are the culmination of a seven-year project comprising prints, paintings, and installation pieces that investigate the gap between public perception and the private person. Included are the OOO paintings named for prominent women, including Hillary Clinton, Condoleezza Rice, Oprah Winfrey, Martha Stewart, and Roseanne Barr as well as reproductions from McClelland's earlier exhibitions Out of Character, Well Hung, and Team Play Her. This book brings all of these pieces together for the first time in one place.