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La casa de cartón, Martín Adán

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Edition
1. ed. en la Colección de Nueva Narrativa Sudaca Border...
Extent
2 v.
Note
  • One of the "libros cartoneros" currently being produced throughout Latin America by non-profit community projects such as Eloísa Cartonera, the first such project, founded in Buenos Aires in 2003 by artists Javier Barilaro and Fernanda Laguna, and writer Washington Cucurto, and Sarita Cartonera, a similar project based in Lima, Peru, organized the following year in 2004. Inexpensively-photocopied avant guard and experimental texts by well-known, as well as new, writers, alive as well as deceased, are bound in covers made from pieces of cardboard boxes scavenged from the garbage by "cartoneros", and hand-painted by them in unique designs. This collaborative effort of writers, artists, and "cartoneros" has made books affordable and accessible to more readers, popularized marginal literature, created new uses for discarded materials, and provided jobs for garbage scavengers
  • "Ejemplar realizado por cartoneros, con cartón comprado a $1,50 el kilo. Pintado de tapas y encuadernado por ellos mismos en "No hay cuchillo sin rosas", cartonería y galería de arte, Guardia Vieja 4237"--Front pastedown
  • "Ediciones Eloísa Cartonera, proyecto social, cultural y comunitario, sin fines de lucro. Responsables editores: Washington Cucurto, Javier Barilaro y Fernanda Laguna"--Front pastedown
Instance
Label
La casa de cartón
Title
La casa de cartón
Statement of responsibility
Martín Adán
Creator
Contributor
Subject
Genre
Language
spa
Member of
Cataloging source
PUL
Index
no index present
LC call number
PQ8497.F83
LC item number
C372 2004
Literary form
non fiction
Series statement
Colección de nueva narrativa sudaca border
Label
La casa de cartón, Martín Adán
Instantiates
Publication
Note
  • One of the "libros cartoneros" currently being produced throughout Latin America by non-profit community projects such as Eloísa Cartonera, the first such project, founded in Buenos Aires in 2003 by artists Javier Barilaro and Fernanda Laguna, and writer Washington Cucurto, and Sarita Cartonera, a similar project based in Lima, Peru, organized the following year in 2004. Inexpensively-photocopied avant guard and experimental texts by well-known, as well as new, writers, alive as well as deceased, are bound in covers made from pieces of cardboard boxes scavenged from the garbage by "cartoneros", and hand-painted by them in unique designs. This collaborative effort of writers, artists, and "cartoneros" has made books affordable and accessible to more readers, popularized marginal literature, created new uses for discarded materials, and provided jobs for garbage scavengers
  • "Ejemplar realizado por cartoneros, con cartón comprado a $1,50 el kilo. Pintado de tapas y encuadernado por ellos mismos en "No hay cuchillo sin rosas", cartonería y galería de arte, Guardia Vieja 4237"--Front pastedown
  • "Ediciones Eloísa Cartonera, proyecto social, cultural y comunitario, sin fines de lucro. Responsables editores: Washington Cucurto, Javier Barilaro y Fernanda Laguna"--Front pastedown
Dimensions
21-22 cm.
Edition
1. ed. en la Colección de Nueva Narrativa Sudaca Border...
Extent
2 v.
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: (v. 1) white corrugated cardboard binding; title and author hand-lettered on upper cover in multi-color pastel tempera paints, vol. no. on lower cover; (v. 2) brown corrugated cardboard binding, printed in brown; vol. no. hand-lettered on upper cover, title and author on lower cover, in multi-color tempera paints; 2 vols. held together with brown corrugated cardboard band, printed in red and green, stapled. Purchase, Librería García Cambeiro, 2006.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)61350365
  • ucoclc61350365
Label
La casa de cartón, Martín Adán
Publication
Note
  • One of the "libros cartoneros" currently being produced throughout Latin America by non-profit community projects such as Eloísa Cartonera, the first such project, founded in Buenos Aires in 2003 by artists Javier Barilaro and Fernanda Laguna, and writer Washington Cucurto, and Sarita Cartonera, a similar project based in Lima, Peru, organized the following year in 2004. Inexpensively-photocopied avant guard and experimental texts by well-known, as well as new, writers, alive as well as deceased, are bound in covers made from pieces of cardboard boxes scavenged from the garbage by "cartoneros", and hand-painted by them in unique designs. This collaborative effort of writers, artists, and "cartoneros" has made books affordable and accessible to more readers, popularized marginal literature, created new uses for discarded materials, and provided jobs for garbage scavengers
  • "Ejemplar realizado por cartoneros, con cartón comprado a $1,50 el kilo. Pintado de tapas y encuadernado por ellos mismos en "No hay cuchillo sin rosas", cartonería y galería de arte, Guardia Vieja 4237"--Front pastedown
  • "Ediciones Eloísa Cartonera, proyecto social, cultural y comunitario, sin fines de lucro. Responsables editores: Washington Cucurto, Javier Barilaro y Fernanda Laguna"--Front pastedown
Dimensions
21-22 cm.
Edition
1. ed. en la Colección de Nueva Narrativa Sudaca Border...
Extent
2 v.
Note
Spec. Coll. copy: (v. 1) white corrugated cardboard binding; title and author hand-lettered on upper cover in multi-color pastel tempera paints, vol. no. on lower cover; (v. 2) brown corrugated cardboard binding, printed in brown; vol. no. hand-lettered on upper cover, title and author on lower cover, in multi-color tempera paints; 2 vols. held together with brown corrugated cardboard band, printed in red and green, stapled. Purchase, Librería García Cambeiro, 2006.
System control number
  • (OCoLC)61350365
  • ucoclc61350365

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