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Series of three books housed together in a balsa wood case
No.30 of 300

Created for the "An Inventory of Al-Mutanabbi Street" project to commemorate the 2007 car bombing on al-Mutanabbi Street in Baghdad, which was the center of the Baghdad…

“This book is a small collection of stories taken from the 1916 The Real Mother Goose by Blanche Fisher Wright. Having been in print for almost 100 years -- the most recent printing taking place in 1992 -- The Real Mother Goose has influenced the…

Accordion fold. Photographs from Library of Congress; Oregon Historical Society; Smithsonian; and Sophia Smith Collection, Smith College
No. 41 of 125

Depicts women's struggle for the vote through text, photographs, and quilt blocks. Text…

Inkjet prints on green bar computer paper, stab binding through pin feed holes, pages scored near spine before sewing to improve opening.
No. 15 of 100

“Quotes from interviews with software engineers exploring how they became interested in…

"Sumo Geisha Sashimi" and "Floating Bridge of Dreams" make up The Japan Project.

Inkjet prints on Asuka kozo papers, bound using traditional Japanese stab binding
No. 6 of 10

“Most of the photographs for this project were taken while on a trip…

Accordion fold, printed on one side to form ten pages. To the sheet are attached eleven leaves with the remaining text, also a folded leaf of plates in pocket behind the text. Linoleum cut by Ruth E. Fine. Edition of 150.

A dioramic art work consisting of six interconnected frames with openings through which illustrations can be viewed when the frames are separated accordion-fashion
Issued in a plastic box.
Edition of 600

This artist's' book contains a collection of actual postage stamps from around the world that picture rocks and minerals. The structure of the book has three sections that unfold from an accordion spine. The font is Berliner Grotesk. The front cover…

Fifteen poems by Robert Bly and fifteen pieces of visual interpretations by various book artists and printmakers. Artwork by Bonnie Thompson Norman et al.

Accordion fold with double detachable spines
Edition of 12

“The artist grew up in a small Kansas town and now resides in Chicago. Her work explores the relationship of the human being to familiar, domestic objects and lost sheltering spaces.…