In the UK a hardback book with no pictures can cost around £1.60 to print; a text-only paperback just 70p.
Also in print is a text he edited with Dr. V. Schumpelick, "Inguinal Hernia Repair".
Accompanying the artist's prints is a text by the equally inimitable Allen Ginsberg.
This works for any file that you can print, such as a text, word processing, spreadsheet, or image file.
In a pre-literate, pre-print era, putting a text to music was a way of remembering it.
With that combination, people could print a mix of text and graphics on a page and not have to send rubber cement paste-ups to be produced by professionals outside of the office.
They require focus on a uniquely digital issue, which is that the availability (there and then, e.g., as a printed text in a physical newspaper in an archive) and the accessibility (anywhere and anytime, eg., as a link on a search engine online) of information have been decoupled.
Below it a printed text on a file-card-like rectangle tells of the first elephant killed in America, in 1816 in Maine, next to another rectangle containing the shape of the state, in red.
But the notion of ripping up and warping prints – slicing up, say, a text slogan, scrambling its sense and transforming it into a graphic device – is the most interesting manifestation.
"What is it that you print from the Internet -- a text document with pictures, or a picture surrounded by text?" asked Edward Y . Lee a photography analyst at Lyra Research.
His eyes were fixed on a printed text placed before him on a music stand.
