They were eating sandwiches and potato chips, drinking beer, watching the waves roll in when Griff asked about The Tres Riches Heures du Duc de Berry, the 15th Century manuscript she had been reading when they first met. "We'll return to manuscripts, and fine print later in the semester," Caydance said. "But for this week’s class, I will arrive with informal books and ephemera that artists make with low end materials such as black and white or color xeroxes, rubber stamps, hand printed stamp sheets, mail art, and examples of zine culture."

Griff, she had noticed, seemed to be in control of everything, including the conversation. And he had a disconcerting way of knowing what she was thinking. "This is not the first time that I have tried to remember that however I may want to respond to the situation, I am not the quarterback nor the head coach," he remarked.

studio icon "In contrast, I mean to zine culture and not what you just said, Saturday afternoon while you were in Corvallis," she continued, “I went to see an exhibition of installed video. I had already seen it once, but since I had assigned this exhibition to my class, I wanted to revisit it.".