Patrick James
Writer / Former GOOD Managing Editor
Cara Barer's "The Book's Story" is a cross between photography, found art, and sculpture. We do love blurring the lines between print and sculpture around here.
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Image of the Day: "The Book's Story," by Cara Barer
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