MW Projects at Independent Art Book Fair
September 21-22, 2019
Industria Williamsburg
Free and open to the public
Artist-made books, editions, zines and curiosities exploring the deadly sins
by Alva CalyMayor, Liana Finck, Aaron Krach, ODDANT, RRD and Dasha Ziborova
A companion to CHRIS and JENNIFER, a book dedicated to the actors and celebrities named Ryan.
"The Zine of Your Dreams: An Alphabetically Arranged Archive About Abnormal Asleep Amusements and Avocations”
by ODDANT
oddant.com
“A publication of Alberto Perera, who has an alter ego called Bettie. He wears a sort of a letter mask and he/she perform this character, speaking about glamour and frivolity.”
Courtesy of RRD Collective.
“A book by Adriana Pineda and David Escobar, this is the story of the students massacre in 1968 in Tlatelolco, Mexico City. This book is the clear example of the strategies of counter-information that the Mexican government used to discredit the student movement.”
Courtesy of RRD Collective.
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
Set of 4 stumpies
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
DuPasquier Stumpies is an unlimited edition of pins modeled after the smaller parts of cigarette remains. Acrylic-painted contour and details follow some of the shapes created by the youngest of the Memphis group, Nathalie DuPasquier.
By Alva CalyMayor
Special Nat Sherman version
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
In 2016, Aaron Krach discovered an archive of 25,000 images for sale on eBay. He bought the collection though he was not sure what, exactly, he was buying. A week later, 10 CDs arrived each labeled very clearly: “2,350 Native American Images” or “1,300 Images of Women’s Asses.” With an old computer, Aaron was able to open the discs and find hundreds and thousands of jpgs. The sheer mass, the strange repetitions, the massive diversity: war, sex, nature inspired him to put these digital relics back into print. A couple of rules: he had to use every image, and place them left to right, top to bottom, until each disc was empty. Each finished book represents one CD. Aaron could not alter any of the images—size was determined by the “original.” The result is a curious compilation of war and sex and photography.
Edition of 100
Independent Art Book Fair (IABF) is a new platform for an independent group of publishers, bookmakers and artists. Participants present projects, editions and publications that reflect and create a dialogue among current ideas relevant to contemporary art and artistic practice. With a mission to create an accessible and approachable environment where publishers, artists and visitors can have valuable experiences by connecting with each other within a larger creative audience, IABF is designed to allow for conversation and embrace a variety of publishing communities.
A companion to CHRIS, a tabloid-size book is dedicated to the actresses and celebrities named Jennifer. Featured faces range from megastar Aniston, Hudson and Lopez to niche-players such Goodwin, Grey and Garner.
By Aaron Krach
Edition of 50
44 pages