The sound of artists' books
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Bury_TheSoundofartists2003.pdf
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Resource type
Conference paper (unpublished)
Creator (person)
Bury, Stephen
Abstract
Artists’ books – any books – are capable of sound, whether dropped, as in Keith Godard’s otherwise text-less and image-less Sounds (1972), or, fluttering noisily, drying out, in the chill spring wind, on the monastery roof in Sergo Paradjanov’s film, The Colour of Pomegranates (1969).
Event title
Sound and Vision: Interpreting the Visual
Additional information
Edited version of lecture that appeared in: Image/text, edited by John McDowall and Chris Taylor. Wild Pansy Press, University of Leeds, 2004