La Cappella di Sol LeWitt e David Tremlett

The Sol LeWitt and David Tremlett Chapel, Brunate, La Morra, 1999 here

Burning Mirror, Paths of Light, Circles in the Water

Fascinating Experiments in Physics by François Cherrier, Sterling Publishing, NY, 1979 (originally published in France as Experiences de Physique Amusante, 1975)

endpapers

Noah's Ark by Miche Wynants, 1965
Let's Find Out About Color by Ann Campbell, 1975
Tag-Along by Bernice Frankel, illustrated by Alex Kenne, 1962
God Bless Love by Nanette Newman, 1972

yllo

How to Make Paper Airplanes by Captain Ralph S. Barnaby, U.S. Navy (Ret.), Scholastic, 1968 (1972)
101 TV Troubles: From Symptom to Repair by Art Margolis, TAB Books, Blue Ridge Summit, PA, 1969 (1978)

boxes and weirdos

Just a Box? by Goldie Taub Chernoff, illustrated by Margaret Hartelius, Scholastic, 1971
I Know a Lot of Things by Ann & Paul Rand, Harcourt, Brace, & World, 1956
Ed Emberley's Little Drawing Book of Weirdos by Ed Emberley, Little Brown, 1973
Lion by William Pene Du Bois, The Viking Press, 1956 (1974)

misc. bookshelf

Psicologia de la adolescencia, Anibal Ponce, Manual Uteha, Mexico, 1938 (1977)
North American Indian Mythology, Cottie Burland, Paul Hamlyn, London, 1965
I Can Count, Dick Bruna, Methuen, 1968

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(back cover of) Let's Find Out About Color by Ann Campbell, illustrated by Boche Kaplan and Roz Abisch, Franklin Watts Inc., NY, 1975

misc. bookshelf (color & cheer)

Color: From Rainbows to Lasers by Franklyn M. Branley, Thomas Y. Crowell Co., NY, 1978
Cheerleading and Song Leading by Marylou & Ron Humphrey, Hurtig Publishers, Edmonton, 1972 (previously)

misc. bookshelf (hypnotic fencing)

Hypnosis: The Wakeful Sleep by Larry Kettelkamp, William Morrow Co.,NY 1975
Modern Fencing by Michel Alaux, Charles Scribner's Sons, NY, 1975

Colour in Nature

Colour Research, 1972-1973, from the Morris/Trasov Archive

"The rainbow is a timeless departure point for the imagination. The physics of light and the perception of colour have engaged both artists and scientists.. The colour bar project grew out of informal collaborations in the late 1960’s between artists involved with the Intermedia movement in Vancouver and developed as a model for art and life experiments in the 1970’s. It remains a reference for continuing research. "

Visit Michael Morris, Vincent Trasov, and The Morris and Helen Belkin Gallery (where the physical archive resides)

Found/reminded of thanks to Liene and her amazing blog Hoola Whoop Please go there!

Art Education 8

A Handbook of ARTS & CRAFTS (For elementary and junior high school teachers) by Willard F. Wankelman, Philip Wigg, and Marieta Wigg, Wm. C. Brown Co., Dubuque, Iowa, 1961 (1974, Third Edition) (This came in the mail yesterday as part of a Christmas package from my dear friends, Paul and Wendy. Incredible. Thanks! More to come. )