This exhibition was centered on Dabloids, foot-shaped characters of all sizes and colors who emerge magically from the Dablus, a sausage-like object that appeared one misty morning in the fields of a collective farm in Russia. Tishkov's drawings and books recount the history of the Dablus and Dabloids. The Sackner Archive holds Tishkov's book, "Gazelles." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

This exhibition was centered on Dabloids, foot-shaped characters of all sizes and colors who emerge magically from the Dablus, a sausage-like object that appeared one misty morning in the fields of a collective farm in Russia. Tishkov's drawings and books recount the history of the Dablus and Dabloids. The Sackner Archive holds Tishkov's book, "Gazelles." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.

A cover blurb from The Cucago Tribune states " Tishkov is a moralist who seeks to teach through art instead of religion." -- Source of annotation: Marvin or Ruth Sackner.