La Vie Cacheé des Fleurs a-beam-of

La Vie Cacheé des Fleurs a-beam-ofPublished by Flammarion, 1950, 5. 4 x 7. 7 inches Dust jacket by Charlotte de Mezamat, ink on paper, approx. 18. 5 inches long The exhibition consists of a series of books curated by the artist, each of which has had its dust jacket replaced by a unique work on paper. Mezamat describes these books as environments, locations she has spent time in. Motifs and impressions were drawn from the interiors of each book, focusing on recurring forms across the

and archival documents

Godfrey Cheshire

Larry Freifeld

Females is Andrea Long Chu’s genre-defying investigation into sex and lies

New York: Bernadette Mayer's first book

many of whom she mentored and advised

this being number 276

Since its origins in the sixth-century

'other' communications and 'concrete' prose

One of 475 copies produced

Peter Godfrey-Smith

Published at only 23 years old