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Open Book Exhibit Reviewed
A survey of experimental books
by Grant Mandarino
posted 5/19/2010
They say you can't judge a book by its cover. What about when a book has no cover, or does not resemble a book at all? This is just one of the questions posed by the exhibit Open Book: An International Survey of Experimental Books on view through June 15 at EMU's University Gallery. Employing the very loosest of definitions, curators Leslie Atzmon and
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