Artists' book extensively detailing the processes required to cultivate and maintain a garden in ten weeks. With chapters on everything from fertilizer to rhubarb. All texts by the artist. With illustrations and hand-lettering by Linda Larisch. [details]
A collection of short stories about the title character. With black-and-white illustrations by Ken Friedman. [details]
Work based on the novel by Gertrude Stein. Libretto first performed at Judson Memorial Church, New York City, 1972, with music by Al Carmines. Includes laid-in erratum. [details]
A collection of found concrete / visual poetry. Includes experimental texts, graphics, and typography. Illustrated in black-and-white. [details]
A collection of found concrete / visual poetry. Includes experimental texts, graphics, and typography. Illustrated in black-and-white. [details]
Affected by an eclectic past, including a career in physics, owning an art gallery, and extensive travel, Porter reflects on his relationship with both science and art. With an introduction by Dick Higgins. ... [details]
A large collection of poems written over the course of six months, under a code of rules predetermined by the artist. "The structural techniques used in Mac Low's stanzaic-acrostic poems are both random and systematic. ... [details]
"This first novel -- by an expatriate American living in Canada -- looks like precious little surrealistic stories: but it feels like a hurricane" -- from statement by Camille Gordon on front end-flap of book. ... [details]
A collection of whimsical poem / play hybrids by Ruth Krauss. Illustrated with graphics by Marilyn Harris. [details]
Edited by Richard Kostelanetz. [details]
