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Copy, Tweak, Paste: Methods of Appropriation in Re-enacted Artists' Books sustainability Tsutaya began as a shopCopy, Tweak, Paste comprises an essay by graphic designer Rob van Leijsen on the modes, methods, and discourses around re enactments, appropriations, or reinterpretations of artists books. moreToday, artists books maintain a paradoxical existence, from the extremely rare founding books termed first edition or original to the facsimile editions that emerged to counteract the scarcity of the originals by offering new versions of noteworthy titles. In