Asher Penn, Nothing Nothing Nothing Nothing 2004-2007
Softcover, 494 pp., offset 4/4, 6.75 x 9 inches
Edition of 1000
ISBN 978-0-982100-60-8
Published by An Art Service
$35.00 ·
In the style of Wolfgang Tillmans and Roe Ethridge, New York-based Asher Penn, born in Vancouver in 1982, captures the quotidian. As an anthology of artist books self-published by Asher Penn between 2004 and 2007 — an anthology that is effectively an artist book itself. Made between Providence, New York, Philadelphia and Vancouver, these ‘zine-like publications are rephotographed page by page on top of painted works that Penn was producing at the time of their re-publication. In rephotographing these original editions on the surface of recent work, Penn cleverly illustrates the creative vertigo capable of creeping up on artists while they look back at the artist that they have become. The artist books collected in this anthology include the following: 1. Just Say Maybe; 2. Go Fuck Yourself With Your Atomic Bomb; 3. Bad Hound, Buddha; 4. School; 5. Asher Mixtape Hell; 6. Elisa Penn Hero One; 7. Institutional Critique; 8. The Heart Wants What The Heart Wants; 9. Before And After; and 10. (Untitled).
An Art Service, Art, Asher Penn, Brendan Dugan, Culture, DAP, Photography, Richard Prince, Roe Ethridge, Wolfgang Tillmans
Richard Prince, Jokes & Cartoons
Softcover, 216 pp., offset 4/1, 218 x 280 mm
Edition of 2000
ISBN 978-3-905701-83-8
Published by JRP|Ringier
$35.00 ·
Conceived by the artist, this book gathers together the raw material to his “Joke Paintings” for the first time: unpublished manuscripts, well-known as well as unshown works from his personal collection, cartoons, and jokes. The project comments as much on the perception of his own work through the filter of a devaluated form of humor, as on the popular material appropriated through it.
“Jokes and cartoons are part of any mainstream magazine. Especially magazines like the New Yorker or Playboy. They’re right up there with the editorial and advertisements and table of contents and letters to the editors. They’re part of the layout, part of the “sights” and “gags.” Sometimes they’re political, sometimes they just make fun of everyday life. Once in awhile they drive people to protest and storm foreign embassies and kill people.”
— Richard Prince
Art, Beatrix Ruf, Culture, DAP, Ines Hany, JRP|Ringier, Richard Prince
Peter Sutherland, Smoke Bath
Softcover, 328 pp., offset 1/1, 5.25 x 8 inches
Edition of 500
ISBN 978-0-98259360202
Published by Seems
out of print
Smoke Bath is a collection of photographs and art work loosely based on the theme of camping, nature, and exploring.
The goal of Smoke Bath is to showcase the work of artists that are inspired by nature and raise money for freshair.org in the process. The Fresh Air Fund (freshair.org) is an independent, not-for-profit agency that provides free summer vacations to New York City children from low-income communities.
Abby Portner, Ahndraya Parlato, Ajit Chauhan, Albert Maysles, Alec Soth, Alex Sturrock, Alexander Binder, Ali Bosworth, Andre Simmons, Andrew Guenther, Andrew Laumann, Andrew N Shirley, Andrew Sutherland, Angela Boatwright, Anya Jasbar, Aram Tanis, Arik Roper, Ariko Inaoka, Art, Aurelian Arbet JSBJ, Beezer, Ben Pier, Boogie, Brad Troemel, Brion Nuda Rosch, Cali DeWitt, Camille Vivier, Carola Bonfili, Cheryl Dunn, Chris Johanson, Christian Belgaux, Christian Patterson, Coley Brown, Collier Schorr, Culture, Dana Goldstein, David Aron, David Potes, Distribution, Dominic Neitz, Donniella Davy, Dylan Reece, Ed Templeton, Eden Batki, Erik Kessels, Erik Van Der Weijde, Fabian Zapatka, Francine Spiegel, Fumie Ishii, Gary Trinh, Gerhard Stochl, Gregory Halpern, Hamilton Morris, Henk Wildschut, Ian Helwig, Irinia Rozovsky, Jack Greer, Jason Lee, Jason Polan, Jeff Luker, Jennifer Shear, Jennilee Marigomen, Jeremie Egry JSBJ, Jeremy & Claire Weiss, Jeremy Jones, Jim Mangan, Joe Roberts, Jonnie Craig, Jordan Awan, Josh Slater, Julia Chiang, Julia Solis, Junichi Sakamoto, Justine Kurland, Kate Steciw, Keiko Ichinose, Kelie Bowman, Kelly Reichardt, Kento Mori, Kevin Romaniuk, Kevin Spanky Long, Kevin Trageser, Kevin van Braak, Klara Källström & Thobias Fäldt, Landon Metz, Lele Saveri, Lester B Morrison, Lindsey Elsaesser, Lindsey White, Linus Bill, Luke Barber-Smith, Madi Ju, Maggie Lee, Marius Nilsen, Mark Borthwick, Mark Cross, Mark DeLong, Mark McKnight, Massimiliano Bomba, Mat O'brien, Matt Anderson, Matt Dilmore, Maya de Forest, Michael Worful, Michelle Blade, Mike Brodie, Mike O'Meally, Mike Pare, Misaki Kawai & Justin Waldron, Misha Hollebach, Naomi Fisher, Natalie So, Nicholas Gottlund, Nicholas Haggard, Nick Neubeck, Nicolas Poillot JSBJ, Oliver Sutherland, Patrick Griffin, Patrick O'Dell, Paul Schiek, Paul Wackers, Pete Volker, Peter Beste, Peter Langer, Peter Sutherland, Peter Vogl, Philip Watts, Philippe Gerlach, Photography, Ray Potes, Richard Prince, Richard Renaldi, Rob Abeyta, Robin Schwartz, Ron Jude, Sake Kota, Sam Falls, Santiago Mostyn, Sean McFarland, Seems, Seth Fluker, Simon Bernheim & Estelle Hanania, Skye Parrott, Sophie Mörner, Susannah Sayler, Swoon, Takashi Homma, Tao Lin, Tetsunori Tawaraya, Thomas Jeppe, Till Gerhard, Timothy Hull, Tod Seelie, Todd Hido, Todd Jordan, Tomoo Gokita, Tony Cox, Victoria Yee Howe, Vincent Dermody, Young Kyu Yoo
Real Life Magazine: Selected Writing and Projects 1979-1994
Softcover, 320 pp., offset 1/1, 8.25 x 11 inches
Edition of 1000
ISBN 9780978869700
Published by Primary Information
$30.00 · out of stock
Real Life Magazine: Selected Writings and Projects 1979-1994 highlights a selection of writings and artists’ projects from Real Life magazine, which was originally edited by artist, writer, and curator, Thomas Lawson and writer, Susan Morgan. Published in twenty-three issues from 1979-1994 as an intermittent black and white magazine, Real Life featured artists and art historians writing on art, media and popular culture interspersed with pictorial contributions. The development of the magazine through its 15 year history, traces the influences, development and transitions of artists through the 80s.
The anthology features writings by and about Dara Birnbaum, Eric Bogosian, Rhys Chatham, Mark Dion, Jack Goldstein, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Kim Gordon, Dan Graham, Thomas Lawson, Louise Lawler, Sherrie Levine, Allan McCollum, John Miller, Dave Muller, Matt Mullican, Adrian Piper, Richard Prince, David Robbins, Ed Ruscha, Cindy Sherman, Laurie Simmons, Michael Smith, John Stezaker, Bernard Tschumi, Jeff Wall, Lawrence Weiner, and James Welling among others.
Adrian Piper, Allan McCollum, Art, Bernard Tschumi, Cindy Sherman, Dan Graham, DAP, Dara Birnbaum, Dave Muller, David Robbins, Ed Ruscha, Eric Bogosian, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jack Goldstein, James Welling, Jeff Wall, John Miller, John Stezaker, Kim Gordon, Laurie Simmons, Lawrence Weiner, Louise Lawler, Mark Dion, Matt Mullican, Michael Smith, Miriam Katzeff, Primary Information, Rhys Chatham, Richard Prince, Sherrie Levine, Susan Morgan, Theory, Thomas Lawson
Purple Fashion 7
Softcover, 408 pp. + Helmut Lang book, offset 4/4, 23 x 30 cm
Edition of 2000
ISSN 1766-8832
Published by Purple Institute
out of print
Purple Fashion Magazine
20 rue Thérèse
75001 Paris France
Alexander McQueen, Betony Vernon, Chan Marshall, Christopher Bollen, David Lynch, Dorothee Perret, Helmut Lang, Jared Leto, Jeff Rian, M/M, Olivier Zahm, Purple, Richard Prince, Stella Tennant, William Eggleston
