A complete visual index of the completed projects is in the book "City Art: New York's Percent for Art Program" from Merrell Publishers ($49.95).
Jaime Aquino said his involvement in the project was "by the book" and with the approval of the district's legal counsel.
In addition, English is widely spoken (currently, most books donated to the project are in English).
The entire project is described in the 1985 book "Acid Dreams: The C.I.A., LSD and the Sixties Rebellion" by Martin A. Lee and Bruce Shlain (Grove Press).
The project is discussed in the 1995 book Economics, Econometrics and the LINK, edited by Manoranjan Dutta.
Moreover, the steering group of the project is issuing two books in the series The Handbook of Environmental Chemistry, one has already been published and the other one being in preption and will be available soon [4].
Professor Havi Hannah Carel, a philosopher of medicine at Bristol University and recipient of a £1.5m Wellcome Trust grant in 2014 for the Life of Breath project, was shortlisted for the book prize in 2009 and has given her support to the divestment campaign.
He has been featured in the film, Aboriginal Architecture: Living Architecture (Bullfrog Films), and four of his projects are published in the book, New Architecture on Indigenous Lands (University of Minnesota Press 2013).
Her latest project is a book in English, to be published in the United States later this year.
His most ambitious project was to encase a book in glass, with the caveat that the container would have to be broken for the book to be read.
Some of Michele's favourite photos from the project are collected in book Fuck It, out this month.
