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Description: A single page pop-up book tells the story of Mr. and Mrs. Sugar-Pants and the problems that result from too much sugar. The book sleave is printed with a city scape, and is meant to be used as a base support for the opend book. The two scenes displayed-- a roof top garden, and an interior hallway are collaged monoprints, photographed and digirally printed. The story is told in text panels at the bottom of the page.

Description: Twelve poems are printed in color on rotating discs bound between folded pages and revealed in television cutouts. This book is a single fold, two-page book. The pages are printed in grayscale. Housed in a waxed paper envelope., Some of these poems have appeared in 'cold-drill magazine' (from inside cover)

Description: Story told in the form of letters which must be removed from their envelopes to be read and postcards; Color illustrations; Continuation of the story of Griffin & Sabine, Library also has copies of Griffin & Sabine: An extraordinary correspondence and The golden mean: In which the extraordinary correspondence of Griffin & Sabine concludes

Description: Story told in the form of letters which must be removed from their envelopes to be read and postcards; Color illustrations; Conclusion of the story of Griffin & Sabine, Library also has copies of Griffin & Sabine: An extraordinary correspondence and Sabine's notebook: In which the extraordinary correspondence of Griffin & Sabine continues

Description: Story told in the form of letters which must be removed from their envelopes to be read and postcards; Color illustrations; The first in a series of books about Griffin & Sabine, Library also has copies of Sabine's notebook: In which the extraordinary correspondence of Griffin & Sabine continues and The golden mean: In which the extraordinary correspondence of Griffin & Sabine concludes

Description: Consists of 12 printed paper cards, 9 are 8 x 6 cm. rectangles, 2 are slightly smaller triangle shaped, and one is smaller curved shaped. Each card is printed from Staedtler's Master, carved into oriental paper, hand-lettered onto Nideggen and grommeted end to end to form a snake-like shape. Colored string is also glued to each card. They are bound in sharkskin over board on the back side. On the front side, hand lettering on the edges of each card tells why snakes are not nice. The cards can be folded down to 6 x 8 x 5 cm and put into the burgandy colored cloth bag (16 x 10 cm.) they were supplied in. Title from sharkskin side of the piece, on the card representing the snake's head. Laser-cutting by Julie Chen.

Description: Housed in yellow hardcover wrap around case with tie closure; Eight armed star formation with three layer tunnel, title page and appendix in two signatures at the beginning and end of the accordion, Exhibited: 1991 Spring-Summer Faculty Show, The Center for Book Arts, New York, January 3, 1991- February 26, 1991. The Artist and the Book, Pelham Art Center, March 10 - April 22, 2006.

Description: Front cover is made of a shadow box construction containing actual sand. Accordion construction of two back to back paper strips. Three pages have flaps which open to reveal sometimes hidden elements of the dunes area; Both sides of pages contain images, one with a 360 degree panorama of the dunes, the other with details of the landscape; Issued in clamshell box, Photography by Jill Timm

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