Tag: primary colors

• Voragem

  

  VoragemIsabel Baraona and Catarina Domingues2016 7.625 × 10.25 in.32 pagesBinding: Dos-a-dos; saddle-stitched pamphlets tied into the cover, with an unbound pamphlet insertedDigital and offset printingEdition of 100 As a medium, books are noteworthy for their finitude. This seems increasingly significant in an era of infinite internet and endlessly reconfigurable data. So it is perhaps surprising…

  Levi Sherman

  February 25, 2020

  Review

  2016, art, art and writing, art writing, artists’ book, Belly Band, book review, Catarina Domingues, Collaboration, Dos-à-dos, Drawing, Isabel Baraona, Monograph, Pamphlet, Poetry, Portuguese, primary colors, Saddle Stitch, Text, voragem

• Everything Has a Language

  

  Everything Has a LanguageMarnie Powers-Torrey2018https://faculty.utah.edu/u0047935-Marnie_Powers-Torrey/hm/index.hml 2.875 × 6.5 in. closed“Interlocking loops” accordion structureRisograph The paper engineering of Marnie Powers-Torrey’s Everything Has a Language is deceptively simple: it is a soft cover accordion with four panels. Both sides of the accordion are printed with bold, primary color imagery and coated in wax.* Riffing on Hedi Kyle’s…

  Levi Sherman

  October 1, 2019

  Review

  2018, Accordion Book, artists’ book, Belly Band, book art, Folded, Interlocking Loops, language, linguistics, Marnie Powers-Torrey, Monograph, Monoprint, primary colors, printmaking, Risograph, Single Sheet, Visual