Ingenious Cuban book artists create art you can readUSING A TYPEWRITER, an ancient mimeograph machine, and ingenious craftsmanship, the Cuban publishing collective Ediciones Vig?a creates some of the world's most beautiful books. Shortages of paper and other basic goods force the 14-member collective to use scrap paper, leaves, yarn, and other found supplies. As a result, their limited-edition, hand-decorated books for both children and adults have a delicate authenticity that can't be achieved with high-tech printing processes. The Kresge Art Museum at Michigan State University in East Lansing collects the books and has produced an exhibition , Wrapped Words: Handmade Books from Cuba's Ediciones Vig?a, that is currently touring the country. www.msu.edu/~kamuseum/exhibitions