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OCNY Book Club Member: Ramell Frederick
Currently reading: In Numbers: Serial Publications by Artists Since 1955 from D.A.P.
Genre: Arts
What makes this book club worthy? Artists for artists - what's better than that? This book is a treasure trove of artist publications, tracing the movements of small presses during the 1960s, mail art of the 70s, D.I.Y. zines of the 80s, and contemporary examples.
FILED UNDER: book club , ramell frederick , ocny , staff , books , art
Genre: Arts
What makes this book club worthy? Artists for artists - what's better than that? This book is a treasure trove of artist publications, tracing the movements of small presses during the 1960s, mail art of the 70s, D.I.Y. zines of the 80s, and contemporary examples.
FILED UNDER: book club , ramell frederick , ocny , staff , books , art
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