SPOTLIGHTThe Necessity of Collaboration in Kensuke Koike and Thomas Sauvin’s ‘No More, No Less’For their ongoing project, this artist duo asked three different publishers to create books of their work. The only catch: they couldn’t see them until after they were printed.Read More
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The Necessity of Collaboration in Kensuke Koike and Thomas Sauvin’s ‘No More, No Less’
For their ongoing project, this artist duo asked three different publishers to create books of their work. The only catch: they couldn’t see them until after they were printed.
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