Ross Sawyers:
Eleven Towers
$71
MELISSA ANN PINNEY
IN THEIR OWN LIGHT: PHOTOGRAPHS FROM CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS
$45
Cai Quirk:
Transcendence: Queer Restoryation
$55
Jonathan Castillo:
Car Culture
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NATALIE KRICK
NATURAL DECEPTIONS
$40
Andrew o’brien:
drift alignment
$40
In the early 2000s, Julie Weber was working as a photo technician for a popular retail chain when the first wave of digital printers was making its way to one-hour photo-counters across the country. REMNANTS examines the materiality of photographs at a moment when the medium transitioned from analog to digital. Weber created the imagery for REMNANTS by layering, folding, cutting and creasing material byproduct from the photo lab printer. The artist’s book is a portfolio of 12 unbound sheets: on one side, twelve individual images are presented, and on the other side, the twelve pieces can be arranged to form a single, composite image.
Twelve 14 x 11" unbound double-sided sheets, composite size 44 x 47"
Digital offset, hand numbered
Edition of 100 plus 20 special editions
Regular edition numbered 21-120
ISBN: 978-0-9973859-1-5
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JULIE WEBER
REMNANTS
$50
OUTS
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AIMÉE BEAUBIEN
NIGHT GARDEN PUZZLE
$40
Jessica labatte
spotting #30 amy PUZZLE
$40
Sarah Palmer
Finger-Nails (Your Vaulting Arches) Puzzle
$40
PETER HAPPEL CHRISTIAN
GAS MONEY
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Last March, across the country, we were instructed to shelter in place. A pandemic was raging. As image makers dedicated to bearing witness, immersed in the art of the real, what were we to do? The answer of course was to go to work. This time, as one group, one collective, we turned our attention to the challenge of photographing something invisible - a virus.
Artists Included:
Nathan Bobey
Parker Bosserman
Zac Clingenpeel
Maddy Harlow
Ludvig Peres
Lakesha Howard-Williams
Daniel Hud
Dominika Jackuliakova
Tommy Keith
Menghsin Lin
Natasha Moustache
Osvaldo Torres
Tony Truty
Yudi Xia
Fengzhao Xu
24 postcards
5x7 inches
5x7 inch box
edition of 100
Special thanks to the Photography Department at Columbia College Chicago.
Postcards from the Pandemic
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A Golden State, the first monograph by photographer Shawn Bush, is an exploration into the mythologies associated with Californian existence. By following historical and contemporary paths of ideological propagation, Bush highlights the mirage of an idealized existence connected to place. Having lived within Hollywood’s sphere of influence, the dissonance between its reality and its referent becomes increasingly removed with its role as the backdrop of Western ideology.
Hardcover, hand bound and foil stamped
80 pages, 42 plates, digital offset
10 x 8 inches
First edition of 80 copies
ISBN: 978-0-9973859-3-9
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Special edition of 20 copies with an 10 x 8 inch inkjet print of Mojave National Preserve signed by the artist.
SHAWN BUSH
A GOLDEN STATE
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The Stephen Eichhorn: Cat Cactus (2012 No More Meow Meow Pt. 1) puzzle is the first project of it’s kind for both Eichhorn and SKYLARK EDITIONS. This unique photographic object combines the playful qualities of Eichhorn’s collages with the unique challenges inherent to putting together a puzzle. Selected from Eichhorn’s Cats & Plants series, Cat Cactus (2012 No More Meow Meow Pt. 1), is equal parts strange, attractive, hypnotizing, and bizarre. The merging of these seemingly disparate elements lends itself perfectly to the creation of this unique puzzle. At a final size of 8X10 inches, this prickly pear will make an excellent addition to your collection.
*25% of all proceeds from the sale of the Stephen Eichhorn: Cat Cactus (2012 No More Meow Meow Pt. 1) puzzle will be donated to I Grow Chicago, a nonprofit organization whose mission is to grow Englewood from surviving to thriving through community connection, skill-building, and opportunity.
100 Pieces
8X10 inches (final size)
5X7 inch Puzzle Box
Edition of 100
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PAUL D'AMATO
RAVE
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National Trust, the first book by Washington, D.C.-based artist Jay Seawell, takes a critical look at the structures of power in American political and media culture. Employing a somber humor, Seawell’s photographs explore the careful fabrication of the façades that exist throughout the deeply intertwined worlds of power, politics, and media in the United States. Seawell's subjects range from historical architecture to political spectacles and media production, all of which he meticulously pictures with a mix of irony and disenchantment.
Softcover with screen printed dust jacket
48 pages, 24 color images
10 x 8"
Edition of 200 plus 25 artist's proofs
Each copy is hand numbered
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