Connect the dots
By: designed, written & printed by Macy Chadwick
Contributors: In Cahots Press
Publisher: In Cahoots Press
Published: 2007
Place of publication: Oakland, CA
Language: eng
Number of pages: 36
Description: "Inspired by Euclid's geometric postulate, 'Any two points can be joined by a straight line,' Connect the Dots explores, through words and images, the difficulties of applying scientific theory to an elusive relationship. Hoping that Euclid's postulate is right, the narrator imagines a landscape of constellations and trajectories, of dots and arcs, in an attempt to connect one person to another"--Artist's website, viewed on February 4, 2015.
Notes: "Letterpress printed on Kitakata with polymer, relief and pressure prints. Text was handset in Optima"--Colophon.

Artist's book, consisting of text and printed lines, dots, triangles and other geometric figures bound in beige silk, with a triangle cut-out on the front cover, mounted title paper labels. Issued in a teal blue silk box with a five-sided cut-out with an etched acrylic "window" and an inlaid printed title paper label, magnetic closure, light blue printed paper lining.

Edition of 18 copies.