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Production Narrative
by
Critical Analysis
by S. Strang
Design Features
typographic:
imagery: The stylized images of the globe are not immediately legible, lending complexity to the work
graphical:
openings:
turnings: The longer horizontal dimension of the book slows down the turnings and sets a leisurely pace with the satisfying feeling of a children's board book
development:
sequence:
textual: The title on the cover seems at first to self-refer to the shape of the book
structure:
conceptual: The conceptual framework of 4 Corners withstands a thorough multi-page treatment without losing impact or seeming facile
intratextual:
scultpural features:
temporal features:
other features:
Critical Discussion
What could easily become a "one-liner" in 4 Corners becomes a thoughtful reflection on our narrow worldviews. The humor of the idea is effectively balanced with opportunities for the viewer's own reflection and critique.
Detailed Analysis
General Comments
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4 Corners
title note: []
Agents
Leroy Stevens
type: initiating
role:
artist
nationality:
born: U.S.
note: []
Leroy Stevens
type: initiating
role:
artist
nationality:
born: U.S.
note: []
Publication Information
edition type: editioned
publisher: self
place: Chicago
dates:
publication: 1997-00-00
edition size: 100
note: []
Measurements
horizontal: 26 centimeter closed
vertical: 12.6 centimeter closed
depth: 1 centimeter closed
Production Information
production means:
digital laser (local)
binding: spiral (AAT)
substrate:
bookBlock: paper
media:
ink (local)
other materials: heavyweight photo-textured paper is dry-mounted on board
Appearance
general description: 4 Corners is a horizontally oriented, spiral bound volume with digitally printed white images and text on heavyweight pages of red, blue, green, yellow, and purple.
format: codex (AAT)
cover: board
color: yes
devices:
enclosures:
item:
Content
pagination: unpaginated
numbered?: unnumbered
signed?: unsigned
Colophon
Globemaster Edu Science World 12" Diameter Model #: 30524 2006 Scale 1:41,849,600 1 Inch = 660 Miles
