Consists of 9 sheets, 28 x 49 cm., some irregular to accommodate illustrations, joined end to end on backing and folded accordion-style to 28 x 25 cm; Printed in green, gold, or black; Illustrated wrapper in linen clamshell box with batik decorated cotton cover
Originally published in Chile as: Para leer al Pato Donald, thought it looks like a comic book on the outside, this book is a critical analysis of the Disney cartoon Donald Duck/
John Fekner's photographs explore NYC graffiti comenting on society's video/television watching indiference to the poverty and toxicity around us and the threat of nuclear war. The photo essay culminates in several photographs of a project in which Fekner collaborated with a graffiti artist to paint a mural inviting people into a bomb shelter in a building that had been bricked up completely. Two short essays at the beginning and end of the book are included.
The front cover of book features an image of a work by Drury titled Medicine Wheel. Text within the book documents the creation of Medicine Wheel by making paper from plants available during each month of the year, and collecting other natural materials for the project. Drury's project occured between August 16th, 1982 and August 15th, 1983.
Documentation of several exhibitions, projects and performances of the artist's work. Contents include the artist's essays, notes, sketches and photographs, both reproductions of the work and photographs of installations and performances/happenings.
Includes text from television programs and computer error messages; As pages are flipped, revolving satellite dish and frequency graphs are animated; Metallic silver covers
The American Institute of Graphic Arts (AIGA) awarded this book a prize for design and content; Collection of poems accompanied by black and white images
Rhomboid-shaped book with spine constructed from a wooden dowel; Single hole drilled through all but the cover pages; Brightly colored images combined with text
Pages are cut horizontally into two distinct sections: the top sections are illustrated and the bottom sections are printed with captions; Orange covers; Black and white photographic images; Silver sticker on front cover contains title and author
86 p A commercially printed book reproducing comic strips from Raw Magazine's first three issues. "Pages from the rare first 3 issues of the comics magazine for damned intellectuals"--Cover.
Compilation of 18 stories each with its own author; Each story is accompanied by a single black and white image of the author; Includes contents page and list of photo credits
Wrap around portfolio includes 8 blank sheets cliped to front cover, shopping information bound to the back of the portfolio, and a lucky shopping penny; Bound in handmade folder fastened with velcro, paper fasteners, and binder's clip
Continental Drifting : a travel book contemplates the words of women who traveled west as pioneeers. Printed on a single sheet of heavy weight paper with a smooth finish, and folded accordion style, this book is printed on both sides. Contained within a wrap around paper portfolio with tab closure. Black and white imagery and text. Includes bibliographical references.
Catalog of an exhibition held ICA, London, Feb. 8-Mar. 17, 1985; Black cover with orange and blue text/graphics; Black and white images and text within book
Three volumes; Vols. attached together with paper strip bearing title; I. How to swallow the lump in your throat -- II. How to shore your shaking knees -- III. How to give the gift of your back-brain (and maybe escape away); Text only, no images
Includes: Look and see in 3-D [slide] / Viewmaster, inserted in viewer; This publication complements an installation/ex[h]ibition, (Stereo Views,) that was produced by Light Work and exhibited in Light Work's Robert B. Menschel Photography Gallery from January 10-February 13, 1988. -- Text;Reel 1. Reading lessons -- Reel 2. From Artpark 1987 -- Reel 3. From the files
Two overlapping sheets, each cut halfway down the middle, stapled together and alternately folded over to form 16 pages of contrasting images; Each folded page has text of homophobic quotes
Six pieces of heavy weight card make up both the covers and pages of this book. The covers are surfaced with a shimmery metallic paper that looks like the surface of water. Color and black and white underwater photography is printed on glossy pages.
This square book with black covers and metalic printing on the cover contains a short story illustrated with dark angular images printed on black pages. The tornadoes (or are they nuclear warheads?) are depicted as sinister men who meet to determine the terms of their agreement, but only belatedly realize the destruction they've created.
Pages are made of graphed newsprint, and have evenly spaced typewritten text, without spaces or punctuation. Juxtaposed and overlayed are morse code, brail and various symbols. Includes two unbound leaves containing Morse and Braile translations
Issued in a set of three books; Book 1 (Geography) is accompanied by 8 collectors' stamps in envelope. Book 2 (Geneology) has an envelope in the back and has hard covers to protect the computer disk for Swallows (electronic mythology for an audience of one -- a program on computer disk for use on Apple IIe of II+ computer) which is in the envelope along with 32 collectors' stamps in a separate envelope. Book 3 (The History of the H Tabernacle in Exile) is accompanied by 32 collectors' stamps in an envelope; Black and white text and imagery except Bk 1 which has some color