The Cut-Up Artists
The pair that designs Fine Books magazine, just sent me this image of another book sculptor, like Brian Dettmer, who was featured on the cover of our May-June issue.
This is a work from Noriko Ambe.
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Maybe I am wrong ... but you and your magazine seem continuously fascinated with the works of artists that are cutting up books and 'creating' art (I use the term loosly). And in sharing your interest with us again and again. Strange that a bookseller is thusly inflicted.
Posted by: Richard Cady | October 08, 2008 at 04:59 PM