This commemorative package introduces the work of Michael Ray Charles, whose provocative, highly charged paintings explore racist stereotypes and pop-culture black symbolism. The paintings are reproduced in a poster-size brochure; a smaller “textbook” illuminates the work with essays by filmmaker Spike Lee and historian Marilyn Kern-Foxworth. Perforated puzzle pieces, voyeuristic die-cuts, and a sealed cover that has to be cut or torn makes interaction with the work inescapable.