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More about Bookworks Revisited

Bookworks Revisited is the video review of an essay with the same title, written in 1979, where Ulises Carrión coined the term Bookwork, which is characterized by the stop to consider the book format as a mere accumulation narrative. As a result, the presented books, are listed and described as works of art. Carrión shows about 72 artist’s books and briefly speaks about each piece under their own categories of cataloging.