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Tag Archives: Liz Sales
ICP Guide to The NY Art Book Fair (2014)
Printed Matter presents their ninth annual New York Art Book Fair from Friday, September 26 to Sunday September 28, 2014 at MOMA PS1 in Long Island City, Queens. Free and open to the public, the NY Art Book Fair is … Continue reading
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Tagged 10x10 Japanese Photobooks, Andrew Lampert, Christopher Phillips, Conveyor Editions, Daniel Temkin, Flemming Ove Bech, Ishiuchi Miyako, Jem Cohen, linda-Hoaglund, Liz Sales, Matthew Carson, Morten Andersen, New York Art Book Fair, Peter Happel Christian, Sadie Benning, Shiori Kawasaki
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Book Signing with Yael Ben-Zion, Friday, May 16, 6:00pm.
The ICP Store will host a Book Signing with Yael Ben-Zion in honor of her publication Intermarried Friday, May 16, 6:00pm. Liz Sales: You initiated the project that lead to the publication Intermarried by posting a message on the board of your neighborhood online … Continue reading
Janet Delaney’s South of Market
Delaney, Janet, and Erin O’Toole. South of Market. , 2013. Print The ICP Store will host a Book Signing with Janet Delaney in honor of her publication South of Market Friday, May 2, 6:00pm. LS: You have a long-time relationship with San … Continue reading
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Tagged ICP store, Janet Delaney, Liz Sales, South of Market
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Oliver Chanarin & Adam Broomberg’s Holy Bible
Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin are artists living and working together in London. They were recently awarded the ICP Infinity Award for their publication, Holy Bible. Holy Bible takes the physical form of the King James Bible with potions of the original text … Continue reading
Josh Lutz’s “Hesitating Beauty”
The cover of faculty member, Josh Lutz’s new book lures you in; it’s title, “Hesitating Beauty” is printed directly across the blinking eyes of a woman in pearls and an evening gown. She has been caught mid-blink, or possibly mid-sneeze, … Continue reading
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Tagged Hesitating Beauty, Josh Lutz, Liz Sales
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Haley Bueschlen’s Kicking Mao’s Book across Tiananmen
We have recently acquired Kicking Mao’s Book across Tiananmen : [After Rainer Ganahl] 1 Day Before the Massacre Anniversary, a darkly playful artist’s book by the ICP’s own Haley Bueschlen. Haley, who grew up in Beijing as an American citizen, … Continue reading
