Notes on Short Text
Small essays about labels, captions, room panels, and the useful pressure of writing for people who are already standing up.
- The Donor Line Wants to Swallow the Spoon
- Type Size Is an Editorial Decision
- Notes from a Two-Hour Label Clinic
- Against "Possibly Ritual"
- The Useful Blank in a Short Label
- The Room Panel Cannot Rescue Every Object
- When Provenance Is a Story and a Risk
- The First Sentence Needs a Job
- Reading the Label Out Loud
- Measuring Label Length
- When the Object Caption Has to Carry the Room