rolling pine cone

One more from The Wishing Bone Cycle. From the chapter FAR NORTH BEAST GHOSTS THE CLEARING: Short Poems. "Once told, even poems derived from the most personal experiences become community property. This process of assimilation allows for endless variation on an an original theme."

Inuit Ceramics (Rankin Inlet)

Rankin Inlet/Kangirlliniq, The Winnipeg Art Gallery, 1981

(Many Faces with Three Seals by Pie Kukshout, 1967, brown fired clay / Woman with Lice on Face by Donat Anaruak, 1967, red fired clay (two views) / Three Faces with Animal Noses by Robert Tatti, 1967, red-brown fired clay / Bearded Head with Snow Goggles by Pie Kukshout, 1967, red-brown fired clay)

selected writings

Roger Duvoisin/Munro Leaf/Karla Kuskin/Crockett Johnson/Talus Taylor/Arnold Lobel/Grete Janus Hertz/Gyo Fujikawa

Enzo Mari: The Fable Game

Il giocco delle favole (The fable game) by Enzo Mari, Danese, Milano, 1965 (This is the third variant, from 1971. Lithography in 12 colours on plastified cardboard sheets, 9 X 18 inches). The Fable Game is currently in its 5th printing, reissued by Edizioni Corraini (at 6 X 12.5 inches).

It’s not a book to read or to leaf through but to make, unmake and build up: a never ending adventure, played and invented anew each time by the endless possibilities at hand.

previously:

Enzo Mari: Living

Enzo Mari: Drawing Cards '5' soggetti e sequenze

Enzo Mari: See-Saw

Bruno Munari: Images of Reality

W.S. 1945

Persistent Faces by William Steig, Duell Sloan & Pearce, NY, 1945

Colour Photography

COLOUR IN YOUR CAMERA by Gösta Skoglund, Amphoto, NY, 1969

salt

transfer: designs, textures and images by Harold Stevens, Davis Publications, 1974

basic electronics

1974 (urdu)

cups

"Paper cups in your shop", Popular Science, October 1952

David Weiss, 1975

up and down town by David Weiss, Edition Galerie Stähli, Zürich, 1975

(edition of 1000 copies)

Early work by David Weiss (of Fischli and Weiss)

previously

Remy Charlip: Dress up and let's have a party

Dress Up and Let's Have a Party by Remy Charlip, Young Scott Books, NY, 1956

Remy Charlip's first book.

R.C. previously