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Children’s Book Covers Demented

The Power of Positive Linking

Recently we have been a bit lazy with showcasing our web findings but today the Power of Positive Linking returns. Taking our cues from Sesame Street and Annie’s great post with Daniel Palmer earlier this week today’s links are brought to you by the letter ‘B’ and are dedicated to books.

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“In his first solo show in Germany The End of Living, The Beginning of Survival at Berlin’s Contemporary Fine Arts, Dash Snow reminds us of an important alternate use for a stack of books…” via Print Festish

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Sorted Books Project
Nina Katchadourian

“The process is the same in every case: culling through a collection of books, pulling particular titles, and eventually grouping the books into clusters so that the titles can be read in sequence, from top to bottom. The final results are shown either as photographs of the book clusters or as the actual stacks themselves, shown on the shelves of the library they were drawn from. “

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The Best Novels You’ve Never Read - New York Magazine article

1. James Deutsher, Field, 2007 at the Neon Parc group show
2. Specific Things
3. International Flip-book Festival
4. Something.com
5. The Shapes Project

1. Francois Curlet - artist (Above)
2. Ink Inc - The Tattoo Aesthetic ( NY Times article)
3. Value Pack - meat typography by Robert Bolesta
4. Time and place music from Japan
5. About The Process - Manystuff project

1. The Rainbow Maker (above)
2. The Takehara
3. Meredith Allen
4. Counterfeit_ness First
5. Photobooth.net

1. Sannah Kvist (above image)

2. Indigo Children

3. Is dry humping work safe?

4. 99 Web Found Sentences // Nieves zine by Izet Sheshivari

5. Hamburger Eyes - Studio Visit // Fecal Face