Max and I visited
Printed Matter's
NY Art Book Fair last weekend at
PS 1 where we had a busy time browsing among the many exhibitioners in attendance. The world of alternative print matter is alive and well. (The advent of the laser printer has been a great advancement for book artists in the digital age.) Among the interesting presenters we met was
Michalis Pichler, whose
26 Gasoline Stations is a witty re-interpretation of
Ed Rushca's classic work by the same name. His books were beautifully executed. Lots of good, understated and wry design. We came back exhausted by so much stimulus. Still, I saw no letterpress. I probably didn't look hard enough.
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