February 8, 2014
Andrew Hayes
by DeWitt Cheng
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With the digitization of publishing now established fact, and the five-century marriage of ink and paper coming apart, the sculptures of Andrew Hayes, which repurpose printed pages with elegant wit and stunning craftsmanship, could not be more timely. Art books, of course, are likely to survive Internet miniaturization; these works show that book art (of the kind that this gallery has long supported) will, also.

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