The book accompanies Little animals, ash trays (a project by Rometti Costales in the CA2M Centro de Arte Dos de Mayo, Madrid) and functions as a compendium of distinct materials that revolve around their artistic practice of the last few years; at the same time it is an essential component of the project. The book is structured by a conversation between the artists and Juan Canela, curator and editor of the book, which provides space for a range of graphic materials and various contributions written specifically for it by Quinn Latimer, Yasmil Raymond, Elfi Turpin, Magalí Arriola, and Manuel Cirauqui. This book is written in English and Spanish. ↑ ↓ ↓

Blue has run is an intervened facsimile of A Catalog of Textiles and Folkart of Chiapas by the anthropologist Walter F. Morris, published in 1979. The original publication was printed in 100 copies, most of which have been lost or dispersed through various specialized libraries. This catalog listed the items belonging to three collections of fabrics and weaving patterns in South Mexico which Walter F. Morris, called Chip, helped to constitute during mid seventies: the Pellizzi, the Pomar and the Morris Collection. Its DIY quality gives the images an almost abstract twist. This and the painstakingly precise descriptions of the items take the content of the catalog towards territories closer to poetry, drifting it away from its original purpose. ↑ ↓ ↓