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Two-color silkscreen print and photocopied zine. The zine contains the complete reprint of Rev. Henry Highland Garnet's 1843 "An Address to the Slaves of the United States of America."

The book is incased in a pocket that has a loop of rope at the top which suggests it is meant to be hung. The pocket is designed to look like a front of a house. The roof of the house is a flap that opens up to reveal a folded peice. The peice…

A flag book consisting of seven leaves, each divided into three flags, with a gold-colored cord running through the top and bottom segments and through the covers. In place of a spine, there is an accordion binding. Devanagari and Roman scripts on…

Letterpress printed, handbound accordion book with single signatures sewn with red thread on mountain folds. "On war and peace was produced in a class taught by Bonnie Thompson Norman at the Windowpane Press, Seattle, Washington. Participants were…

Title from cover. "Slips into letterpress printed sleeve which is then laid in wooden box that matches boards. Printed on a Vandercook SP15 from photoengraved plates. The hand-sewn binding is based on palm leaf book structures found throughout…

"Essay by Alexis ""Matz"" Nolent; catalog of an exhibition held at Nyehouse, Jan. 10-Feb.23, 2008. From Artbook website: There is only one word for it in French: Bande dessinée. It includes graphic novels, comics, comic strips, comic book series,…

This book is an effort ... to reflect on the major themes and events that have shaped my work for the past twenty years--Intro. Single stapled signature, offset printed.

"Issued in plastic case. Title from case. Four books folded accordion-style and printed on both sides.

The spiraling seasons are represented in four hand-held accordion books. Landscapes and portraits evoke the warm hatching of Spring, Summer's…

A photographic set of cards used to foretell the future.

Title from slipcase. Photographs of last names from headstones that can be used as parts of speech. Words arranged poetically by the seasons to emphasize the passage of time.