Q&A: The Art of Google Books (PBS Newshour Art Beat)

Art of Google Books: Crazy Images Found Online (Huffington Post)

UF student, blogger creates art from Google Book anomalies (The Alligator)

“The Art of Google Books might be the best blog on the web.” (BF Bifocals)

“Google Books scan glitches as accidental art.” (Boing Boing)

“Glitchware curated.” (Beyond the Beyond: Bruce Sterling for Wired)

Digital Dog Ears (Andrew Sullivan’s The Dish, for The Daily Beast)

“A stunning gallery of failures.” (MetaFilter)

“What Krissy Wilson does is exactly what I hope more people will start doing.” (Pearl Divers United)

“Imperfect books inspire the perfect blog.” (The Daily Dot)

“This hits so many of my buttons it’s untrue.” (Pete Ashton)

“A high-minded time-killer.” (Melville House Books)

“Who’s scanning these books? Whose hand is that?” (The Millions)

“Beautiful and compelling.” (if:book Australia)

“The poetry of scanning.” (Encyclopedia Virginia)

“The Art of Google Books does a great job at getting us to think about the artifactual qualities of the newly created digital objects and the process through which they were created.” (Trevor Owens)

Also: Andrew Piper for Slate, Picture Dept. (Newsweek/The Daily Beast), Uncopy, The Digital Reader, PopCurious, Urchin Press, book forum, WSKG

Shows: Reitz Union (Gainesville), The Meadow (Chicago), Original Copy (Vienna)