In September 2025 a participatory workshop was held at a gallery in New York, where visitors could photocopy prints, bind them on site, and make their own books. The project reimagined the artist's Printing Show of 1974, a legendary event in which he photocopied pictures taken during his 1971 stay in the city, bound them on the spot and sold the resulting volume immediately after production. Out of the hundred copies produced during the new workshop, a limited run of fifty has been published here. While the pictures are the same across all copies, as the title suggests — the word means mixed — the page order varies from book to book, and the sequence cannot be chosen. The silkscreen-printed cover exists in two versions with identical content.