Fai de te

Make It With Paper and Things by Lella Gandini, Methuen Children's Books, London, 1975---Originally published in Italian as Fai De Te, 1972

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no english, no date.

for R.C.

the sky and the ground (for Remy Charlip)

foil stamp on found book. varied edition---made as I find the right books.

hand drawing

Hand Drawing by Micah Lexier, published by Paul + Wendy Projects
A letterpress print with a unique pencil drawing added by the artist.

Varied edition of 100.

Please visit P+W Projects for more information.

broccoli

Martin Creed's broccoli prints (Work No. 912, acrylic on canvas, 2008 / Work. No. 1000, various paints on card, 1,000 parts, 2009-2010 / Work. No. 815, 7-inch single, 2000) Top images from Martin Creed: Works, Thames and Hudson, NY, 2010, Bottom Martin Creed: Ooh/Fuck Off/Words 7-inch single, produced by David Cunningham, SmartGuy Records/The Sounds of White Columns, 2007

Baker Lake

Magdalene Ukpatiku and Philippa Aningrniq Iksiraq at work / The World of Man and the World of Animals Come Together in the Shaman, drawing and print by Simon Tookoome, 1974
from BAKER LAKE: Prints & Print-Drawings 1970-76, The Winnipeg Art Gallery, Winnipeg, 1983

Joy Walker

all Untitled, giclée, 2011Squares, set of 3 creased papers, 2011

from Joy Walker's exhibition Chanced at MKG127, Toronto.

Diter Rot: Copley Book

cover, select pages, and details from Copley Book by Dieter Roth (in collaboration with Richard Hamilton), William and Noma Copley Foundation, Chicago, 1965.
112 loose pages of various sizes (including folded sheets and posters) in a cardboard cover/folder. Originally, the book was held together with a single staple through the center of the cover and all contents. Includes offset, embossing, diecut, and letterpress, printed by P. Lund Humphries & Co. Ltd., London and Bradford.
Unfortunately, my copy is incomplete (not the original 112 pages).

hat

(detail from) From King Boggen's Hall to Nothing-at-all: A Collection of Improbable Houses and Unusual Places Found in Traditional Rhymes and Limericks, illustrated by Blair Lent, Little Brown, Boston, 1967

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"Making a screen print photographically"
from The Batsford Encyclopaedia of Crafts by H.E. Laye Andrew, BT Batsford, London, 1978