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Colleagues,

If you've acquired this $6,500 publication, what's your opinion?  This is
the unusual publication that includes a portfolio of 30 prints, with
accompanying book, and is the culmination of a project originating with a
request from the Victoria and Albert Museum, to Adam Lowe of Permaprint in
London, for information on the diverse ways that digital information is
transformed into hard copy.

I understand that the Smithsonian Institution, Huntingdon Library,
Rochester Institute of Technology, Art institute of Chicago, Harry Ransom
Centre, The New York Public library, Harvard and Princeton Universities all
have copies, and naturally would appreciate hearing from anyone at these
libraries, too.



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   Karen McKenzie
   Chief Librarian
   E.P. Taylor Research Library & Archives
   Art Gallery of Ontario
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