Box 0480.01

Short snippets of text/story with small drawings. Everything is on the right-hand side pages, nothing is on the back of the pages.

· Accordion style book with black and white drawings · Hearts, teeth, globes, birds, frogs, egg and more · Pink blank cover

· Photos of cubes on 25 squares with either corners or sides touching · Different variations of shapes are created some repeated while on different squares · All black and white depictions of cubes on squares

· Original edition was in 1920 · Contains handwritten text by Malevitch in Russian(?), 34 black and white drawings, and a translated typed version of the statement · Facsimile realized from original.

· Text and drawings · Created by reading the October 29, 1973 issue of Time magazine and pulling words. The pages match the pages of the Time magazine and the words match the placement of the words within the magazine. It is a collection of words and drawings that create new meaning when they stand alone in this book rather than in full context of the magazine.

· December 1990 an interactive exhibit about AIDS was on display at the Open Space Gallery in Allentown, PA. Part of the exhibit was to have viewers write down how they viewed AIDS. · The book is a collection of the viewers’ words on AIDS. · Black wooden(?) cover with metal fasteners and red paint

· Depictions of television screens reporting nuclear bombs going off in various cities. · Overlay of materials to produce the television screens including photographs and artwork and text

· Explains what artists’ books are, using the book format as medium · Breaks down into categories with titles and photographs of the art objects, not all artists’ books discussed are depicted in photographs

· Colorful works of art on an accordion style book. · Black marker drawings overlay the colorful drawings making an effect of depth

· Text and artwork interwoven · Text acts as artwork in different fonts and backgrounds