Milo Cubebot Legier Including forty-five stunning black-and-white images

Including forty-five stunning black-and-white images throughout and a sixteen-page color insert featuring images both iconic and obscure

Newly commissioned texts include an art historical analysis of the artist’s work by Jenni Sorkin

bringing together photographs

and the materiality of film

In an era of advanced technologies where image production has accelerated – potentially beyond the capacity of human attention – what values can be attributed to the slow

Milo Cubebot Legier Including forty-five stunning black-and-white imagesMilo is a toy dog robot inspired by Japanese Shinto Kumi ki puzzles. Just like Cubebot, Milo can be folded into dozens of poses. When its time for a nap, Milo folds back into a perfect cube. Recommended for ages 4 and up. About the designer: David Weeks was born in Madison, Wisconsin, raised in Athens, Georgia, and educated in Providence, where he received his BFA in painting from the Rhode Island School of Design. Weeks founded his namesake studio in