The Queen of Wands: a paper sculpture

Title
The Queen of Wands: a paper sculpture
LC Subject
Artists' books New York (N.Y.)
Repository
University of Oregon. Design Library
Creator
King, Susan Elizabeth, 1947-
Contributor
Muhly, Paul
Description
The tetra tetra flexagon structure of this book creates what appears to be a two-dimensional object, which can be turned three times to reveal four distinct and non-repeating images. the Queen of Wands is a figure from the Tarot deck who represents a sypathetic figure, and is here connected to other women artists and printers, and most specifically to Leonora Carrington and Remedios Varo. The wand used in this book also represents the pica or "speaking" stick, used to pass the right to speak in a group. Two cards are enclosed which bear publication information and instructions for operating. Library has two copies
Work Type
folded books Tetra tetra flexagon
Issued
1988/1998
Identifier
King_TheQ_04
Item Locator
N7433.4.K56 Q84 1993
Rights
In Copyright
Language
English
Publisher
Women's Studio Workshop Paradise Press
Type
Image
Format
image/tiff
Measurements
31 x 12 cm
Material
Paper
Set
Artistsʼ Books at the University of Oregon Libraries
Primary Set
Artistsʼ Books at the University of Oregon Libraries
Institution
University of Oregon
Mode Of Issuance
monographs; Editioned; monographs; Mass produced
Place Of Production
Santa Monica >> Los Angeles County >> California >> United States
Description Of Manifestation
This paper construction uses the tetra-tetraflexagon form. ... This project was made possible by a grant from Women's Studio Workshop, Rosendale, New York. WSW is supported, in part, by the New York State Council on the Arts, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Produced on a Haloid Xerox and a Mac IIsi. The type used is Journal Ultra designed at Emigre Graphics, Sacramento. Output by Electric Pencil, Los Angeles. Printed offset by Paul Muhly at Visual Studies Workshop Press, Rochester, New York. Diecutting at Graphic Diecutting, Gardena, California. Foil stamping at Letterpress Unlimited, Los Angeles. ...