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Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary
Holly Hotchner, Chief Curator David Revere McFadden, Curator Lowery Stokes Sims And Adjunct Curator Brian Parkes; editor Jessica Scarlata
11' x 9". 251pp. Wrappers. lavishly illustrated with with wraparound dust jacket band. "Second Lives: Remixing the Ordinary" Inaugurates Museum of Arts and Design's New Home at Columbus Circle. On view from September 27 through February 15, 2009
Includes selected works from the 1990s by designers Tejo Remy, Ingo Maurer, and the Campana brothers. Also includes artists Therese Agnew, El Anatsui, Hew Locke, Devorah Sperber, Cornelia Parker, Xu Bing, Do Ho Suh, Susie MacMurray and Fred Wilson, among others.
"Groundbreaking Exhibition Explores Global Trend of Transforming Ordinary Mass-Produced Objects into One-Of-A-Kind Works of Art"
Condition: Very good condition with minimal shelf and handling wear. No writing or marks. Very clean

Fiona Macleod is a pseudonym of William Sharp. First edition, first printing. Pictorial wrapper. This story was adapted for an episode of the Night Gallery television series. Published as part of Necronomicon's "H.P. Lovecraft's Favourite Horror Stories" series.
Condition: good condition with a clean cover. Small blemish to the upper right corner. The staple binding is square and solid

"This book is organized into three sections - Vision, Debate and Space. The Vision is Gerald O'Neill's domain - progressing from broad propagation to technical details to anecdotes, The Debate section is probably the most unique to this book since no one else has published the highly intelligent attacks that have been stung into life by the Space Colony Idea. And the third section - Space - is natural history, accounts from people such as astronaut Schweickart and space scientist Sagan and politician Brown."
Condition: Good with no writing or marks. Clean cover has slight corner bumping and edgewear.

paperback in good condition with no writing, marks or notes. Cover is clean with some shelf wear and corner bumping

Intro by Jeffrey Keough, introductory essay by William Wegman,Laid in folded poster from 2001 announcing O, You Lucky Dog photo contest held in conjunction with the travelling exhibiton at the University of Colorado Boulder art galleries. Prizes were awarded in such categories as, Best Built, Best Clown, Best Mutt and Sexiest Dog among others.
Condition: very good condition, clean and bright. No writing or marks. Please see photo