Showing posts with label risograph. Show all posts
Showing posts with label risograph. Show all posts

Thursday, October 3, 2024

Richard McGuire | Listen










Richard McGuire
Listen
Marseilles, France: Fotokino, 2021
32 pp., 21 x 15 cm., staple-bound
Edition size unknown


This risograph booklet was published to accompany the exhibition Sound and Vision at Studio Fotokino, in Marseilles, which ran from December 4th, 2021 to January 30th, 2022. The exhibition featured projects from across the artist’s long career, from the early street works of Ixnae Nix and Liquid Liquid posters, to The New Yorker covers, to the Popeye and Olive Oil paintings. It also included a display of McGuire’s editioned works. 

The small exhibition became the impetus for the larger career retrospective this year at Cartoonmuseum Basel − Centre for Narrative Art, and the book of the same name Richard McGuire: Then And There Here And Now, which is co-edited by Anette Gehrig of Cartoonmuseum and Vincent Tuset-Anrès, the artistic director of Fotokino. 

Listen is available at Printed Matter, here, for $17.00 US. 


"Listen is a sound book, a graphic score transcribing everyday sounds on 32 pages: a dog barking, the radio, a car door slamming… a few sounds among those that punctuate our daily life. During the first lockdown, Richard McGuire moved from downtown New York to Beacon, a small, quiet town in upstate New York, surrounded by nature. “There are 11 windows in my house, which allows me to capture the sounds coming from all sides. What you hear in Listen comes from there. Having lived in the city for so long, you become hypersensitive to all the sounds of the countryside, it’s like they’re amplified. That’s the starting point for this book, but there’s also the idea of graphically codifying sounds, which is a subject that has always interested me.”"
 - Publisher’s blurb


"McGuire’s attention to our most immediate environment is echoed in Listen, published by Fotokino on the occasion of his Sound & Vision exhibition in Marseille, in 2021. In this book, he puts his ear to the ground and stages a narrative made of sound. "There are 11 windows in my house, which allows me to capture the sounds coming from all sides," McGuire explains of his home in New York’s Hudson Valley, north of New York City, where he moved in 2020 during the Covid lockdown. “ That’s where Listen comes from. Having lived in the city for so long, you become hypersensitive to all the sounds of the countryside; it’s as if they’ve been amplified. That’s the starting point for this book, but there’s also the idea of graphically codifying sounds, a subject that has always interested me."
- Vincent Tuset-Anrès, Richard McGuire: Then And There Here And Now





Monday, October 12, 2015

JP King | Materialists Anonymous



JP King
Materialists Anonymous
Toronto, Canada: Paper Pusher, 204
1.5″ x 2″, Risograph Print, Newsprint
Edition size unknown

A twelve-step program designed to help wean us from the tyranny of our possessions. See the full book at the artist's site, here.


Tuesday, September 29, 2015

Martin Ransby | Kalk







Martin Ransby
Kalk
Copenhagen, Denmark: Ransby Editions, 2015
48 pp., 15 x 21 cm., saddle stitched
Edition of 50 signed and numbered copies

An artist book consisting of black and white photographs and cyanotypes taken at a limestone quarry, and a risograph print, housed in a printed envelope.


Available from the publisher, here, for 20 €.

Saturday, March 21, 2015

Jad Fair | Beautiful Monsters









Jad Fair
Beautiful Monsters
Nijmegen, The Netherlands: Extrapool, 2010
32 pp., 19 x 28 cm., paperback
Edition size unknown


Risograph reproductions of the Half-Japanese singer's paper cuts.


Available from Ti Pi Tin, for £18.00, here. Visit the artist's website, here.


Saturday, January 24, 2015

Nick Kline & Kegan McFadden | he








Nick Kline & Kegan McFadden
he
Winnipeg, Canada: Ampersand Editions, 2014
64 pp., 11 x 8.35", softcover
Edition of 250

This Risograph book combines Nick Kline's photo-series Boy's Shirts with a text by Winnipeg writer/curator/artist Kegan McFadden. Part autobiography, part fiction, the text employs the technique of the singular pronoun, (the titular “he”) as a purposeful beclouding.

The book is available, here, for $20.00.

Today at 4:30 pm at Or Gallery, McFadden will read from the book, alongside artists Nick Lakowski,
Marina Roy and author Anakana Schofield. For more information, visit the Or Gallery website, here.