Artist Riley Hooker was recently approached to work on the upcoming publication JESUS DAYS, 1978 – 1983, a photography project by Greg Reynolds. As part of the fundraising effort for the production of… Read More
Demonstrating acute impartiality Alexei Plutser-Sarno rigorously gathers torn and weathered street notices that are meant to engage the lowest social stratum in Russian society. He is a collector of the gestural data scrawl… Read More
Alfredo Jaar, The Marx Lounge, (2010) “…Each one of these works contain a model of thinking about this world, each of these works explains the world, even suggest ways of making it a… Read More
Grant Cogswell’s poetic ode to progressive politics, The Dream of the Cold War: Poems 1998-2008, has its roots in the deep history of radical activism in Seattle and the NW. Pivoting around the tragic… Read More
Joy Drury Cox created this gif especially for Blonde Art Books for the occasion of the release of her new publication, Old Man and Sea. The piece first existed as a set of… Read More
Photography credit: Salome Oggenfuss Blonde Art Books and Sternthal Books are teaming up to show a variety of new publications and artist editions at Bushwick Open Studios this weekend. The event will feature… Read More
Blonde Art Books recently had the opportunity to speak with John Houck about his ongoing series of books titled Digital Guide to Photography. “Digital Guide(s) to Photography – An expanding series of books… Read More
Archizines + Arch-Art! Books A double exhibition with 80 magazines, 80 feet of books and other printed matters. Designed by \ / | < | \ | (Giancarlo Valle, Isaiah King and Ryan Neiheiser) … Read More
A selection of texts and images from Carlos Motta’s ambitious project ‘We Who Feel Differently’ currently on view at Museum as Hub: New Museum, New York. The exhibition is a multi-part project that… Read More
Self Publish, Be Happy is an organization founded by Bruno Ceschel in 2010 with the aim of celebrating, studying and promoting self-published photo books through events (such as exhibitions, displays and talks), publications… Read More
ANYWAY is the latest collaboration between photographer Ari Marcopoulos and Dashwood Books. The project involves the production of one zine each week over the period of a calendar year. Each zine is published… Read More
Erik Stinson (b. 1987 Seattle WA) is an artist, writer, filmmaker and commercial creative living in New York City. He has contributed poetry, articles and essays to DIS MAGAZINE, HTML GIANT, POOL JOURNAL,… Read More
Friday, May 18 at 7pm 155 Freeman Street, Brooklyn, NY $5 suggested donation To purchase this issue visit Bidoun’s web shop here. Join the Facebook event! A celebration of the publication of Bidoun… Read More
For a complete list of participating publications please visit the Millennium Magazines exhibition site. The making of Millenium Magazines Rachel Morrison is a writer, artist, curator, editor of f.ART Magazine, and Senior Library… Read More
Jalal Toufic is a thinker and a mortal to death. He is also a film-theorist, video artist, and writer. He is the author of Distracted (1991; 2nd ed., 2003), (Vampires): An Uneasy Essay… Read More
Capricious Magazine Silent Benefit Auction Tuesday, May 29, 2012 5pm Preview 6-9pm Auction Martos Gallery 540 West 29th Street New York, NY Capricious’ primary objective is to provide a platform for the work of… Read More
The inaugural event will take place this year in London on Saturday the 21st July 2012. KALEID editions invites submissions from European based artists for an exhibition and book fair; to showcase the… Read More
The Malady of the Century, 2012 Published by Futurepoem Books Last Friday evening I attended the New York City Independent Publishers Book event at ZieherSmith Gallery, and purchased this incredible book of poetry… Read More
Norwegian artist and writer Matias Faldbakken first published The Cocka Hola Company, the first part of his Scandinavian Misanthropy Trilogy, in 2001 under the pseudonym Abo Rasul. It has since been translated into… Read More
Created by Yasha Wallin and Emily Anderson, The Usual is a collectible publication, printed on newsprint, that features interviews, photo essays, and other contributions by both residents as well as seasonal inhabitants of… Read More
