THE LINDSAY BOOK by Jon Leon
THE LINDSAY BOOK Jon Leon I can only get an impression of Lindsay Lohan. A trace of her essence. I think I most fully conveyed this impression in the poem … Continue reading THE LINDSAY BOOK by Jon Leon
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Shifter Magazine Forthcoming Issue 19
Shifter Magazine has launched a kickstarter campaign for an upcoming special two-part issue for their first presentation at the New York Art Book Fair in September. For their debut at … Continue reading Shifter Magazine Forthcoming Issue 19
Highlights from the Third Annual Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair at CCNY
On July 28 and 29, The Camera Club of New York presented the Third Annual Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair. The art book fair strives to promulgate new and … Continue reading Highlights from the Third Annual Zine and Self-Published Photo Book Fair at CCNY
Render Visible: Presentation for pilot press… and Court Square
Many thanks to Shelley Burgon, Lea Bertucci, MV Carbon, and Victoria Keddie for participating in the first publication of Render Visible – a forthcoming series of zines that feature contemporary … Continue reading Render Visible: Presentation for pilot press… and Court Square
Artists’ Book Presentation and Publishing hosted by pilot press… and Court Square
On Thursday, July 19th, in conjunction with the current exhibition The Arrow That Quits the Bow and Young Curators, New Ideas IV at Meulensteen Gallery, New York, pilot press… and … Continue reading Artists’ Book Presentation and Publishing hosted by pilot press… and Court Square
Two Evenings with Erica Baum and Triple Canopy
On Friday, July 20th and Wednesday, July 25th Triple Canopy will present two lively events featuring the work of New York based artist Erica Baum. ———————– On July 20: Amaranth … Continue reading Two Evenings with Erica Baum and Triple Canopy
Blonde Art Books + Sternthal Books Pop Up Shop at The Brooklyn Flea
The Brooklyn Flea is located in Williamsburg on the East River Waterfront (btw. North 6 + 7 St.) Sunday July 15th from 10am-5pm, rain or shine. Listed below are a … Continue reading Blonde Art Books + Sternthal Books Pop Up Shop at The Brooklyn Flea
Lynda Morris: “Dear Lynda…” and Book as Artwork 1960/1972 by Germano Celant
The exhibition Lynda Morris / “Dear Lynda…” (July 4th-August 4th) at CHELSEA space in London opens on July 3, 2012 from 6 – 8.30pm. Lynda Morris / “Dear Lynda…” was … Continue reading Lynda Morris: “Dear Lynda…” and Book as Artwork 1960/1972 by Germano Celant
The Highlights: Issue 16 Launch featuring Julia Sherman
On the occasion of the launch of The Highlights Issue 16, Blonde Art Books is pleased to feature Julia Sherman’s essay ‘Re-Claiming Susan B. Anthony’. ———- Moving forward our issues … Continue reading The Highlights: Issue 16 Launch featuring Julia Sherman
Art Book Book Art: Open Calls for Artists and Writers
CALL FOR ARTISTS The Dance of Words Regis Center for Art, University of Minnesota (Minneapolis, MN) The Dance of Words is a group exhibition of contemporary art which references and/or … Continue reading Art Book Book Art: Open Calls for Artists and Writers
Desert Island Top Four Title Sequences (and assorted YouTube tangents) by Jibade-Khalil Huffman
Blonde Art Books is pleased to present a new interactive text piece by Jibade-Khalil Huffman. ‘YouTube Tangents’ is about the activity of creating lists of embedded video followed by minimal text, … Continue reading Desert Island Top Four Title Sequences (and assorted YouTube tangents) by Jibade-Khalil Huffman
Towards Independent Publishing: A Collaboration between Greg Reynolds and Riley Hooker
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 … Continue reading Towards Independent Publishing: A Collaboration between Greg Reynolds and Riley Hooker
Notes from Russia and Voina Wanted: Alexei Plutser-Sarno
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 … Continue reading Notes from Russia and Voina Wanted: Alexei Plutser-Sarno
A Continuous Red Glow
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 … Continue reading A Continuous Red Glow
On Tour – Grant Cogswell, Dream of the Cold War: Poems 1998-2008
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 … Continue reading On Tour – Grant Cogswell, Dream of the Cold War: Poems 1998-2008
Launch Party June 8th – Old Man and Sea: Joy Drury Cox
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 … Continue reading Launch Party June 8th – Old Man and Sea: Joy Drury Cox
BABS/Sternthal Books at Bushwick Open Studios 2012
Photography credit: Salome Oggenfuss After Living Means Not Good Enough, by Rosemarie Trockel. Blonde Art Books and Sternthal Books are teaming up to show a variety of new publications and artist … Continue reading BABS/Sternthal Books at Bushwick Open Studios 2012
Digital Guide to Photography: An Interview with John Houck
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 … Continue reading Digital Guide to Photography: An Interview with John Houck
Double the Arch, Double the Fun: Storefront for Art and Architecture
Archizines + Arch-Art! Books A double exhibition with 80 magazines, 80 feet of books and other printed matters. Designed by \ / | < | \ | (Giancarlo Valle, Isaiah King … Continue reading Double the Arch, Double the Fun: Storefront for Art and Architecture
Thinking of Difference Differently: Carlos Motta
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 … Continue reading Thinking of Difference Differently: Carlos Motta
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