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Ex-Library Book

Artist
Sara MacKillop
Date
2012
Publisher
Pork Salad Press
Format
Artists' Books
Details
Softcover
Description

An Ex- Library Book is the least desirable book in book collecting terms. The term is used for books that once belonged to a library. Ex – Library books are generally unattractive, as they have usually been stamped, taped, glued or had a card pocket glued to them. The books have often been damaged by the patrons of the library themselves. In this latest artist’s book Sara MacKillop compiles these remnants alongside diagrams and images linked to library systems.

  1. Ex-Library Book
 

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