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"Dear Saint Louis I am taking off your shirt do you mind: Bus Tour 1960 / 2009"
Physical Description - Binding: Japanese side-stitch; Materials: Handmade Japanese paper, black Cave paper cover, white string; Printing: Xerox
[Trees]
Physical Description - This is a modified accordion book. The pages are Arches Text Laid and the cover is handmade cedar bark paper. The images were printed using pronto plates and lithography ink and painted with watercolor.
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24 hours waste documenting
Physical Description - 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. (some col.) ; 11 x 13 cm.
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6001 Delmar Boulevard
Physical Description - In stiff paper wrappers; accordion-fold format (flutter book).
Above
Physical Description - 1 v. (unpaged) : ill. (some col.) ; 19 cm.
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Citywide implementation strategies : the draft comprehensive plan : the city of St. Louis, Missouri (Ref: TM 6B, 3/75), including addendum of 11/08 and biases
Title Description - [v. 1]. Conservation areas : key, retain investment -- [v. 2]. Redevelopment areas : key, concentrated private investment -- [v. 3]. Depletion areas : key, no growth policy.
Collection of works : North Saint Louis
Physical Description - Full black cloth; split boards.
Crossing the blvd: strangers, neighbors, aliens in a new America
Title Description - Crossing the BLVD by documentary artists Warren Lehrer and Judith Sloan is a cross-media project that documents and portrays the largely invisible lives, images, sounds and stories of new immigrants and refugees who live in the…
Greater Los Angeles
Title Description - 'Greater Los Angeles' draws a picture of the LA county by using hundreds of snap shot pictures, interviews with people met accidentally by the authors and short reports by themselves. On more that 600 pages the book shows 80…
Ground : 577 Trinity Ave., University City
Physical Description - The book is coverd by two plywood panels. The inside of the book is made by Japanese paper with black ink of a inkjet printer. The printed paper is organized by accordion fold.
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