How To Talk About Art

In this do-it-yourself guide, the narrator, a rat, points out that you can’t get by on the same old cliches any more when talking about art. Taking the reader through “a few easy steps”, the rat shows how to use a very limited number of words in different combinations to create new lingo about art to suit any occasion.

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University of Delaware, Rochester Institute of Technology, Virginia Commonwealth University, Scripps College, University of California (Los Angeles), University of Louisville, Newark Public Library, University of Colorado(Boulder), University of Pennsylvania, University of Iowa, School of the Art Institute of Chicago, Walker Art Center, Wellesley College, University of Arizona (Tucson), Dickson Art Center, University of the Arts, Temple University Libraries, Savannah College of Art and Design, Vassar College Library, Cleveland Institute of Art, The Newberry Library, Getty Research Institute for History of Art & Humanities, University of Rochester Library, University of Missouri Columbia, The New York Public Library, University of Michigan, Library of Congress, Ohio University, University California (Santa Barbara), University of California (San Diego), Otis College of Art and Design, Occidental College, Maryland Institute College of Art, Jaffe Center for Book Arts

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Metadata

Title:

How To Talk About Art

Date of publication:

1994

Place of publication:

Rosendale, NY

Publisher:

Women's Studio Workshop

Subjects:

Art--Terminology, Toy and movable books

Dimensions:

21 x 22 cm.

Number in edition:

250

Paging:

[22] p.

Printing method:

Offset, die cut

Structure:

Pop up book

Funding source:

Women's Studio Workshop

Printer:

Miriam Shenitzer

Binder:

Miriam Shenitzer