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Artwork:
- Home - Typewriter anon
- Critical Reading - Joan Brossa Labor 1978
- Critical Writing - Anish Kapoor Untitled 1990
- Critical Discussion - Richard Hamilton The Transmogrification of Bloom 1984-5
- The Writing Workshop - M.C.Escher Moebius Strip 1963
