The title of Kofke’s project Everything Will Be OK is what the artist describes as an “emotional response to uncertainty” and often alludes to the late Cold War era as a paradigm for both human failure and human potential. These two works refer specifically to the shooting down of Korean Airlines flight 007 in 1983 by a Soviet Union MIG over the Sea of Japan. Produced both by hand and with the use of a photocopier, the drawings complicate our understanding of what constitutes a drawing or a print and challenge notions of the “original” and the “copy” as well as the real and the fabricated, which was also a major consideration at the height of the Cold War as the use of propaganda and the diffusion of conspiracy theories were rampant.