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Showing posts with label Marcel Dzama. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Marcel Dzama. Show all posts
Sunday, November 23, 2025
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Friday, July 7, 2023
Michael Dumontier & Neil Farber | Tear of Sorrow / Tear of Joy
Michael Dumontier & Neil Farber
Tear of Sorrow / Tear of Joy
Toronto, Canada: Paul + Wendy Projects, 2023
20 x 30" each pillow
Edition size unknown
The first Paul + Wendy Projects project was a silkscreen print by the Royal Art Lodge, called Poster Making. It was one of the group's final works, when the collective had winnowed down to the trio of Marcel Dzama, Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber.
Their next two editions were prints by Dumontier and Farber individually, and they worked with the artists on another six projects, ranging from rubber stamps to puzzles.
Tear of Sorrow / Tear of Joy is the 72nd edition from Paul + Wendy Projects, a pair of screen printed pillowcases by Dumontier and Farber. The works are heat set with non-toxic fabric ink on 100% cotton and accompanied by a card, signed by the artists (see above, bottom).
The crying eye graphic has previously adorned a pair of mugs, for Border Crossing magazine (see earlier post, here).
The pillow cases are available for $90 CDN, from the publisher, here.
Thursday, June 25, 2020
The Rubber Stamp Project: The Royal Art Lodge
The Royal Art Lodge, 2003, for
[Various Artists]
The Rubber Stamp Project
Sackville, Canada: Struts Gallery & Faucet Media Arts Centre, 2003
[68 pp.], 24 x 10 cm., soft cover
Edition size unknown
(see previous posts)
Sunday, December 1, 2019
This week on Tumblr
This week on Tumblr: Rubber stamps by artists and rubber stamp artworks by Marcel Dzama, Ray Johnson, Dieter Roth, Fluxus, Michael Dumontier and Neil Farber, Jonathan Monk, Jenny Holzer, JH Kocman, Dick Higgins, David Horvitz, Lawrence Weiner, Maurizio Nannucci, Mel Bochner, Vincent Sardon, Dick Higgins, bpNichol, Andy Warhol, Ulises Carrión and others.
Friday, December 28, 2018
Zin Taylor | 2018 Holiday Card
Zin Taylor
2018 Holiday Card
Toronto, Canada: Paul + Wendy Projects, 2018
12.5 x 18 cm.
Edition size unknown
The 2018 holiday card sent out by Paul + Wendy Projects features a letter-pressed image by Zin Taylor, in an envelope sealed with a rubber stamp by Marcel Dzama.
Wednesday, October 24, 2018
Marcel Dzama | All my very bats....
Marcel Dzama
All my very bats....
Toronto, Canada: Paul+Wendy Projects, 2018
3 x 2.5 x 3"
Edition of 30 signed and numbered copies [+ 3 AP]
The 47th edition by Paul + Wendy Projects (and their third with Dzama and second with bats) is a rubber stamp accompanied by a stamped card, numbered and signed by the artist.
The work is available for $200 CDN at Table 38 of the Edition Art Fair, or from their website, here.
Monday, July 16, 2018
Marcel Dzama | The Cabin of Count Dracula
Marcel Dzama
The Cabin of Count Dracula
Brisbane, USA: Trillium Press, 2005
14 x 14 x 6"
Edition of 10
A set of twenty lithographs depicting a variety of imagined activities happening at the vampire’s log cabin retreat. The prints are on Arches Cover paper, each signed with initials and numbered VII/X in pencil. They are housed in a custom hand-made wooden log cabin box, on a bed of faux beaver fur. A 9" marbelized green vinyl record (released separately in an edition of 1000) is also included.
Monday, January 29, 2018
Jeffrey and Humphrey
[Marcel Dzama and Neil Farber]
Jeffrey and Humphrey
Winnipeg, Canada: Record Club Records, 2017
7" 45 rpm single
Edition of 200
The inaugural release from Record Club Records, a label collectively run by members of the Winnipeg based record club (Paul Butler, Jonathan Dueck, Michael Dumontier, Simon Hughes, Evan Johnson, Paul Robles, John K Samson, Todd Scarth, Caelum Vatnsdal and Nils Vik), Jeffrey and Humphrey is a project by "two prominent Winnipeg artists" who play the roles of rapping dinosaurs - Jeffrey, Humphrey and Dumb Buddy.
The minimally designed packaging is intended to preserve the anonymity of the artists, and the mystery of the date it was recorded.
Available for $15 from Into The Music, Winnipeg, @birdsnestrecords, and MKG127 in Toronto.
"With my headphones on, I entered the video world of Jeffrey and Humphrey, two snaggle-toothed hand puppets with long fanged beaks and mysterious Eastern European accents who preside proudly over their hubcap collection and belt out their instant classic "Doggie ain't got no bone!" I defy anyone to remain immune to their charms for more than 25 seconds."
- Sara Milroy, Globe and Mail, 2003
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