[No Place]: Clifton Meador, 1989. [18] leaves, printed rectos only, 7-1/4 x 7-1/4 in. Spiral bound, with plain board at rear. Chip to bottom fore-corner of front cover (first leaf), else very good, with mild edge wear. A series of short critical texts by noted American book artist Clifton Meador defending the artist's book as a unique and subversive artistic form. Discusses both the history of the artist's book, and its various modes of operation; with footnotes and bibliography at rear. We find no examples of this publication in OCLC, nor any mention of it in the standard references.
