For another of these works, the artist instructed Art Alanis to take aerial photographs of parking lots.
An early Marcel Broodthaers sculpture called Pense-Bête consists of fifty of these works next to a plastic ball, all covered in plaster. One artist stated, "I want to be the Henry Ford of" making works of this type. A work of this type that shows visual noise uses small unreadable squares of newspapers and magazines and is called Daily Mirror. A series of these works were created by making traditional sausages but replacing the meat with paper. For another of these works, the artist instructed Art Alanis to take aerial photographs of parking lots. That artist photographed over two miles of a street in Los Angeles and stitched the images together for one of these works called Every (*) Building on the Sunset Strip. In addition to Dieter Roth's Literaturwurst, these works include one created from photographs of the titular buildings taken while driving on Route 66. For 10 points, name this artistic format used for Ed Ruscha's Twenty-Six Gasoline Stations, which has at most one photo on every page.
An early Marcel Broodthaers sculpture called Pense-Bête consists of fifty of these works next to a plastic ball, all covered in plaster.
artist's books [accept photographic books after "Art Alanis"; prompt on photographic series] 