Bibliography

Excerpted from Mirrors: Stories of Almost Everyone. Copyright © 2009 by Eduardo Galeano. Translation copyright © 2009 by Mark Fried. Published by Nation Books, a member of the Perseus Books Group. First published in the Spanish language as Espejos by Siglio XXI Editores (Spain and Mexico) and Ediciones del Chanchito (Uruguay) in 2008. By permission of Susan Bergholz Literary Services, New York, NY and Lamy, NM. All rights reserved.

Gombrich, E.H.. A Little History of the World. Trans. Caroline Mustill. New Haven and London: Yale University Press, 2005.

Book from which the White River Sioux story is adapted:
Erdoes, Richard and Alfonso Ortiz, eds. “ The End of the World (White River Sioux).” American Indian Myths and Legends. New York: Pantheon Books, 1984, 485-486.

Illustration Ann Hamilton, reading – Francis, 2007

Credits

Ann Hamilton Studio
Jamie Boyle
Colin McDonald
Herb Peterson
Aimee Sones
Anjali Srinivasan

Color Text Incorporated | Fabrication
Aryn Bourk
Kim Bourk
Shawn Bourk
Tyson Bourk
Chris D’Andrea
Patrick D’Andrea
John Eckstein
Kevin Gay
Mike Neidig
Chris Vonau

Jones Commercial Flooring, LLC | Installation
Kevin Jones Owner/President
Aaron Pierfelice, Estimator
Brandy Horst, Project Manager
Kristina Whiting, Office Manager
Conchata Berry
Andrew Nelson
Martin Jones
Craig Parsons
Jason Davis
Austin Havens
Dean Kielmeyer
Josh Bryant

Web Design and Content Management
Joshua Penrose
Beth Black
Jim Muir
Russell Schelby
Amanda Gluibizzi

Acock Associates Architects
George Acock
Pete Confar
Dave Lee

Photography
Fredrik Marsh (interiors)

The Ohio State University
Sergio Soave
Wes Boomgaarden
Kristin Poldemann
Pat Purtee
Mark Moziejko
Ryan Langhurst
Duke Morgan
Paul Walsh
Denise Beard

Ohio Arts Council
Kathy Signorino
Ken Emerick

Ohio Percent for Art Projects

In 1990, the Ohio Legislature, recognizing the state’s responsibility to foster culture and the arts and to encourage the development of artists and craftspeople, established the Ohio Percent for Art Program. The program provides funds for the acquisition, commissioning and installation of works of art for new or renovated public buildings that receive appropriations of more than $4 million from the State of Ohio. For these projects the law provides that one percent of the total appropriation will be allocated for the purchase of permanent public art. Since the legislation went into effect over 112 projects have been completed. Those projects have brought public art into many cities and small communities around Ohio