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Untitled manifesto Cover Image Book Book

Untitled manifesto

Caloca, Juan (Author). Gato Negro Ediciones (Mexico City) (Added Author).

Summary: "Mexico City-based Artist Juan Caloca intersperses blocks of black text reading 'Crisis is not a surprise, but a condition inherent to humanity' or 'We regret the slow death of socialism. And of all its ideological trends,' among 'I already said Papa Smurf resembled Marx' and 'Moreeruditelie.' 'Untitled Manifesto' is heavy-handed in its juxtaposition of philosophical thought and humorous musings, perhaps in hopes of inspiring the idea that the two do not have to be mutually exclusive" --Printed Matter website.

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  • Physical Description: print
    [48] pages ; 17 cm.
  • Edition: First edition.
  • Publisher: Mexico City : Gato Negro Ediciones, 2016.

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General Note:
Artist's book.
"Translated from Spanish by Google Translate. The author believes that the Internet is God, and Google the Holy Spirit -- word of the Lord -- and acts accordingly" --Colophon.
"For the sake of humanity: Burn this and all manifestos! To see if someone remembers us only with the oral memory"--back cover.
Risograph printed, paper cover, sewn bound.

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Subject: Caloca, Juan
Artists' books -- Mexico -- 21st century
Art manifestos
Wit and humor in art
Genre: Artists' books.

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  • 1 of 1 copy available at Emily Carr University of Art + Design.

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Emily Carr University of Art + Design G285 C256 U58 v.2 (Text) 30239837 Artists' Book (ask at Reference Desk) Not holdable Available -
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