Look for the Department of Household Sciences & Advanced Proverb's The Endless Proverb Model of the Universe by John Shipman — a limited-run domestic physics unified in one sentence that is 10 hours, 10,000 lines and 10,000 proverbs long — in the independent press listings on pages 64–65 (pdf)) in the 12 May 2016 arts issue of the New York Review of Books.
Why should theoretical physicists have all the fun?
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Look for The Endless Proverb Model of the Universe in the Independent Press Listings in The New York Review of Books — the 12 May 2016 arts issue's now on sale at your favorite bookstores and newsstands and also available online and at libraries — and in the Books & Recordings section of the April–May 2016 issue of The Rochester Review.
Pages 62–63 of The Rochester Review
Celebrating the Department of Household Sciences & Advanced Proverbs' publication of the 300-page, limited-run print version of The Endless Proverb Model of the Universe by John Shipman with a group reading and small party in Toronto for subscribers and friends.
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Photo · Emilie Shipman-Wight
The Department of Household Sciences & Advanced Proverbs is pleased to announce its inaugural publication — an illustrated, 300-page first edition of The Endless Proverb, the ten-hour, 10,000 line-long sentence constructed from proverbs from around the world by John Shipman as part of his Nuit Blanche 2013 installation, Ten Models of the Universe — will be available later this summer.
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ISBN: 978-0-9939789-0-6
5.25 x 9 inches
300 pages
Draft pages 58–59 with illustrations by Joy Shipman, 2013-2015
The Department of Sciences & Advanced Proverbs is pleased announce the Summer 2015 publication of the print version of John Shipman's The Endless Proverb Model of the Universe, the ten-hour long, ten thousand line-long sentence constructed from proverbs from around the world as presented as part of Ten Models of the Universe (2013).
To become a subscriber and for more info, please contact John.