Fifty Two
Maybe Mallarmé was right: the world does exist in order to end up as a book. So much of my work has been about the exotic, the fabulous, and the remote. As a project for my fifty-second year, I will make a book a week about the quotidian, and post the covers here. As I release the books, the link will become live, and will link to the print-on-demand site at Lulu.com.
This project was inspired by the work of two other artists in particular: Skuta Helgason's book-a-week project and Jonas Mekas' project to make a video every day during 2007.
Minus Five: Walking to the Bus
Fifteen: Byzantine Decomposition
Twenty Seven: Ancient Cities of Mars
Thirty: Peoria Bus Conference Ham
Thirty Two: Waiting
Thirty Three: Transparent
Thirty Four: Graduation
Thirty Five: Development
Thirty Six: Reading Basho on the Deck
Thirty Seven: Explaining Michael Snow's
Cover to Cover
Thirty Eight: Heaven
Thirty Nine: Eating on the Transsiberian
Forty: Lake Baikal Water
Forty One: Russian Stencil Grafitti
Forty Five: Walking into Kurumkhan
Forty Seven: Corn Viewing
