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"Poetry. Printed in black and magenta on heavy cream paper with deckled lower edge. Below poem vignette of rowboat and trees. Type-signed at end of poem: Mary Karr.

Colophon below illustration: Mary Karr: The Devil's tour. Copyright c1986 by Mary…

Limited edition of 400 copies. Inkjet printed hand drawn images. Miniature book. Inkjet printed with hand drawn images. Modified dos-dos structure. One sheet folded to form 12 pages.

From Codex Foundation website: Book Art Object is a record of the proceedings and exhibitors attending the first biennial CODEX International Book Fair and Symposium titled “The Fate of the Art.” The events were held on the campus of the University…

A selection of pages from Mary Vashti Jones' student scrapbook

Black and white aerial photograph of campus from the east; buildings in photograph include: Talbot Hall, Life Science Building (Higley Hall), Doane Library, Chemistry Cottage, Lanson Stage Curtis Memorial Hall (Curtis West Hall), Curtis East Hall…

Black and white aerial photograph of campus from the southeast; buildings in photograph include: Doane Hall, Talbot Hall, Life Science Building (Higley Hall), Doane Library, Lanson Stage Curtis Memorial Hall (Curtis West Hall), Curtis East Hall…

Black and white aerial photograph of campus from the southeast; buildings in photograph include: Doane Hall, Talbot Hall, Life Science Building (Higley Hall), Doane Library, Lanson Stage Curtis Memorial Hall (Curtis West Hall), Curtis East Hall…

"In Street of Booksellers the voices of long-dead poets continue to speak to us, from the 'heads, tails, spines and bodies' of books burned, broken, bulldozed and buried on Al-Mutanabbi Street, and other streets beloved of writers and…

Jeff Lowry is an illustrator and a graduate of the University of Arizona's Visual Communications program. He created this clever "exquisite corpse" book in 2012. It was printed in an edition of 150 on archival paper using HP Indigo. It was printed by…

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“At the height of the Cold War in 1950s Iowa, we did duck and cover air raid drills in school. Crouching under my desk with my hands folded over my head, I remember wondering that if the atomic bomb could melt my flesh right…