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A Wikipedia Reader
ASDF- Date
- 2008
- Publisher
- ASDF
- Format
- Artists' Books
- Details
- Softcover
- Size
- 19.1 × 27.6 × 1.2 cm
- Length
- 203
A diverse group of artists were asked to create a thread of linking Wikipedia articles starting with something they found interest in, and then to continue onto other articles from links within the article, creating a “string” of ideas. The results are a group of similar or dissimilar topics that are linked together linearly. “A Wikipedia Reader” contains these articles.
Because of the nature of Wikipedia, many of the articles have been updated since the artists made their initial search. Some may no longer be linked. And some may contain error, factual, grammatical or otherwise.
Contributions by: Uta Barth, Ginny Cook, Krysten Cunningham, Ken Ehrlich, Luke Fischbeck & Sarah Ra Ra, Brendan Fowler, Emilie Halpern, Lindsay Ljungkull, Guthrie Lonergan, Laurel Nakadate and John Sisley.
Edited by David Horvitz. Edition of 100, numbered.
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