Christopher Wool's "Celebrity (page from Black Book)" (1989) is a silkscreen print on paper from his "Black Book" series. This series, created throughout the 1980s, features isolated words and phrases stenciled onto paper.

The work features the single word "Celebrity" rendered in a large, black, block font against a white background. The use of stencils and bold typography is characteristic of Wool's work during this period.

"Celebrity" is part of a larger movement within contemporary art that utilizes text as a central element. This approach can be seen in the works of artists like Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer, who similarly explore the power and ambiguity of language in a visual context.