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Very Great Poet Series Anthology, Vol. II
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The Knowledge of the World
by Frederic Bruly Bouabré
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The Knowledge of the World, by
Frédéric Bruly Bouabré, explores an encyclopedic variety of themes
including mathematics, African history, linguistics, advertising, sex,
religion, and world politics. From 1958
onward, Bouabré kept journals and created drawings that helped him organize
the relationships between the spiritual, physical, and linguistic worlds
he experienced. In the 1970s, he began to produce postcard-sized drawings
on cardboard with ball point pen and colored pencils. The drawings, presented as a boxed set, lie
somewhere between the mystical griot traditions of Africa and the diaristic,
self-reflective, and archival traditions of the Western world.
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Mine Fields
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Mine Fields (a sequel to
his justly famous
I Want to Take Pictures), is Bill Burke’s scrapbook of his life
and pursuit of the history and daily life of Cambodia. Part adventure
story, personal confession, travelogue, and always fascinating,
Burke’s negotiation of the mine fields of divorce and war is a compelling
collage of photographs, found objects, stories, and the contrast between
glorious ancient temples and the horrors of war and genocide.
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Ned Cartledge
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Keep Coming Back
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Poems by Richard C.
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Iconomics: Money
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Television
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Particle Theory
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Last Day in Kas
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Otherspace: Martian Typography
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The Grass is Greener
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The Tornado Treaty
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If You Sleep on Your Other Side it Will go Away
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(Ho+Go)2 = IT
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The Dog Bite
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Space & Time
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Space & Time actualizes
Ken Leslie's project of shooting one photo per week for a full year, from a single location. The text of the book directly describes the concept: a 360º panorama of the landscape at home, shot 1 photo per week throughout the year and carefully measured to close the cycle at the completion of the year. The round accordion structure is ideal for this circular landscape, moving simultaneously through Space & Time.
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The Flag Book
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Classic Postcard Book
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Look Back
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Implementing Architecture
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Warwick Mountain Series
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Warwick Mountain Series demonstrates
Philip Perkis’ mastery of landscape photography, visions of the
impact of man on the land, and images of the body as a social and physical
presence. The book also demonstrates a subtle understanding of the specific
qualities of the off-set printed photograph.
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Night Flyers
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Night Flyers by
Joseph Scheer is a book of high resolution digital images showing
the diversity and beauty of moths throughout the world. Scheer collected
moths and scanned them at high resolution to create large scale prints
intended for exhibition.
Night Flyers is a document of those prints.
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Voyage( R ): Tourist Map to Japan
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Bobby: Book Nr. 100
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Danny: The Last African-American in the 22nd Century
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Lupus Viator Atlanta
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Long Story Short
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