Search Results: Titles starting with W from Vamp & Tramp, Booksellers, LLC

Tallahassee, Florida:: Small Craft Advisory Press,, 2010.. Edition of 93. 5 x 7.5" folded, 8 pages; 20 x 15" extended. One sheet book. Text and images were letterpress printed from Larned's modular font and polymer plates on Japanese paper. Signed and numbered. Small Craft Advisory Press: "During her residency at SCAP, Emily Larned created an experimental, modular font for letterpress, which she donated to the press as a resource for others to use and continue to experiment with. She has also published a print-on-demand, process book that documents her project."  WWYD? poses an "Artist Statement in the form of 2 questions: 1. How can we create a new reusable printing resource for letterpress?; 2. How can a finished project serve as a starting point for others?

[Chicago]:: Lynne Huffer & Jennifer Yorke,, 2019.. Edition of 50. 7 x 7" closed, extends to 84". Accordion structure. Double sided. Archival inkjet printed with an Epson R3000 on Somerset Enhanced paper. Laid in matching wrapper. Signed and numbered by artist and writer. . Artist statement: "In 'Wading Pool', an idyllic moment between two young sisters is threatened by the world outside their backyard wading pool and by the difference between their imagined worlds. This remembrance of writer Lynne Huffer's childhood is rendered in colorful geometric forms and inventive typography that enliven a two-sided accordion book. … The book was designed by Jennifer Yorke in collaboration with Huffer, and printed by Yorke. Huffer and Yorke met as fellows at the Hambidge Center and began their collaboration there. "Lynne Huffer is Samuel Candler Dobbs Professor of Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies at Emory University. She holds a PhD in French Literature… Read More

San Francisco:: Pettingell Book Bindery / Art Hazelwood,, 2010.. Edition of 10. 16 x 18"; 72 pages. Sixty woodcuts printed by the artist on Masa paper in editions varying in size from 25 to 50 of which numbers 11 - 20 were bound by the artist in a hand-sewn hardcover book format. Prints tipped onto Arches cover text paper. Each print numbered, titled, and signed. Art Hazelwood: "From 1986 to 1993 I traveled around the world, living in Europe and Asia and in various parts of the States. My primary interest however was traveling in Asia. The intensity of travel lured me on to see more and more. Experiences of people and places left their mark and I have tried to give back some of that feeling. The Tibetan nomads, Vietnamese 'cyclo' drivers, Japanese 'salary man,' Sikhs, Thais, and Uygurs that make up this series are the actors on an impossibly crowded world stage. It is this sometimes overwhelming encounter with the world that these prints seek to express. "Prints… Read More

[North Vitzroy, Victoria, Australia]:: Gracia and Louise,, 2017.. Edition of 6 + 1 AP. 8 x 4.75"; 8 pages. Concertina structure. Inkjet print on Hahnemühle Photo Rag 308gsm. Covers mounted on gold-trimmed board. Housed in a printed slipcase on 225gsm Buffalo board. Covers and pages printed by Arten. Slipcase printed by Bambra Press. Bound by Louise Jennison. Numbered, dated, and initialed by artists. A Warmed pebble in My Hand" is book 5 in a series of five artists' books from 2017 by Gracia Haby and Louise Jennison. Each in the series are eight page concertinas in an edition of 6.  Each book stands alone but together they weave a tale. Each book has a scene/a story printed on the exterior of the slipcase. The accordion book carries the imagery created for the written narrative.  The text hints at intimacy and wilderness. The accordion then extends to bring us to statuary and stone. What world is this? The reader is given the opportunity to weave their own… Read More

Buenos Aires:: Mado Reznik,, 2016.. Editioin of 10. 6 x 8.5"; 20 leaves text, 4 illustration leaves. Encaustic painting. Monocopies. Numbered. Translation into English by Christopher Lovelace. Bound in paper-covered boards with encaustic painting on cover. Numbered. Mado Reznik: "The Warranty of Dreams is a book about dreaming and memory through poetry, etchings, and encaustic painting. All these concepts are translated with words, papers, ink and painting. The book serves as a voices' container and transparent etchings are part of the impossibility of saying all.

Edmonton:: Sean Caulfield,, 2020.. Edition of 8. 18" x 14.5" closed. Accordion structure extending from front pastedown. Medium: relief (linocut) and letterpress on Hahnemühle. Bound in Japanese silk with ribbon tie closure. Book design and typography by Sue Colberg. Numbered. Signed by the collaborators. Sean Caulfield: "'Watercircle' was produced through a collaborative process between Sean Caulfield (visual artist), Case Caulfield (writer), and Sue Colberg (book designer). To initiate the work, Sean Caulfield drew thematic inspiration from the North Saskatchewan River, which is a major feature in the landscape of Treaty 6 Territory and is the historical and contemporary heart of Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. In reflecting on the landscape shaped by the river, Sean Caulfield created a large-format linocut that explored themes of ecological change and regeneration of the landscape and the individuals who inhabit it. Like much of Caulfield's relief print work exploring… Read More

Laie, Hawai'i / Venice, Italy:: Jihae Kwon,, 2024.. Edition of 10. Measures 9" x 7" closed. Double sided accordion structure extending from back pastedown 14 pages of illustrations and text on one side; 13 pages of hibiscus illustrations on back. Pronto-plate lithography, screen printing, and typography on Rives BFK. Writing, illustration, printing, and bookbinding by the artist. Bound in black book cloth over boards. Signed and numbered by the artist. Jihae Kwon: "A Way Back Home was inspired by my dad's life as a civil engineer and him being in the middle of the rise of South Korea's economy. I wanted to make a book about him building a portion of Gyeongbu Highway. One day, I watched the Korean movie Ode to My Father about Korean miners and nurses that worked in Germany. I didn't know it was the labor contract with Germany that funded the building of the highway. Then the idea for the book finally came together. The book is an ode to my father." … Read More

Tacoma, WA:: Springtide Press,, 2022.. Edition of 10. 21 x 6.25"; 8 pages including front and back. Handmade paper. Materials: pigments, wood type. Printed using a Vandercook 325 G. Four fold enclosure. Signed and numbered by the artists. Springtide Press: "Papermaker Kerri Cushman & printer Jessica Spring met in grad school in 2001. They met papermaker and printer Ray Tomasso 15 years later. Their paths continued to crisscross through ink and paper, both artists inspired by Ray's infectious energy. Though he passed away in 2020, Ray's spirit dwells at InterOcean Studio thanks to founder Diane Tomasso (Ray's wife) as well as Rhiannon Alpers (our friend & grad school colleague). The garden's walls include a huge collection of vintage signage that - along with life's fortuitous intersections - inspired this project. We begin our book with "Sei qui!" ("You are here!" in Italian.) As the reader follows through handmade paper pages filled with… Read More

San Juan Capistrano, California:: Inkswine Press,, 2022.. Edition of 6. 9.5 x 15 x 3" (24 x 40.6 x 7.5 cm) closed extends to 9.5 x 64 x 1 inches (24 x 162.6 x 2.5 cm); 76 pages. 32 multi-color woodcuts, plus relief etchings and vignettes. Hand-printed on rag paper. Letterpress printed text using Cromwell and Metropolis types. Signed and numbered. Dirk Hagner: "'We saw a flood' is about our ignorance and complicity we exhibit in the destruction of this world brought on by human caused climate change. Its underlying verse structure is based on the anonymous 17th-century British verse 'I saw a peacock, with a fiery tail', an example of a nonsense or 'trick' poem part of a rich tradition of verses rooted in Anglo-Saxon riddles. "This work has been a year in the making. It consists of two facing books of 76 total pages, which are to be viewed and read in tandem. The odd pages of the left-hand book show changing groups of faces with the first half of a verse,… Read More

Leipzig, Germany:: verwandte objekte,, 2019.. Edition of 20. 7.25 x 14.25"; Copyedited by Nancy Grochol. Translated by John Brogden for the English edition. Set in Didot Elder. Printed from photopolymer plates and linoleum at the "carpe plumbum" studio in Leipzig. Printed on Neobond white, Extract flint, Hahnemühle Archivalpaper light grey and Lessebo Design natural papers. Signed and numbered by the artist. Jule Claudia Mahn: "One knows this: Somewhere waiting for something, one is suddenly a silent observer of irritating street scenes in which people behave strangely, trying to hide something obviously or being treated enigmatically by their counterparts. A mind game: How does our view change when we get a glimpse into what happened before or after? The paths lead in different directions through dark terrain. Following the light, the reader enters the hideaways of four women. Gradually their stories unfold. Where external circumstances have long begun to threaten these… Read More

[Manchester, England]:: Darren Marsh,, 2023.. Edition of 12. 30 pages; Dimensions 15cm x 15cm x 15cm, Unfolded 18cm x 18cm x 18cm. Polyhedron . Materials: Canon Chromalife 100+ Inkjet print on 120gsm paper; Archival PVA. Mapping images acredited to IAU and Sky & Telescope. Creative Commons By 3.0. Edited in Adobe Photoshop. Darren Marsh: "'We came from the Stars' is a star shaped polyhedron constructed from a star chart mapped across 30 individual pages. Each page has been duplex printed then folded into an origami boat which may be opened and read. Collectively all pages can be opened to form a second celestial object. "Stars are the birthplace of nearly every known element in the universe and essential to all life on earth. Most of the elements in our bodies were formed in stars over the course of billions of years. "The idea we came from the stars is also rooted in many human cultures and civilisations. At different places and at different times… Read More

Milwaukee, Wisconsin:: redthreadletterpress,, 2013.. Edition of 5. Book 9.75 x 10.5"; 16 pages with four foldout pages. Printed using letterpress, monotype, and relief on Mulberry paper. Bound using pamphlet stitch to gray Rives BFK cover. Cover embossed with relief plates and letterpress printed. Laid in 10.75 x 11.5" cloth covered case. Paper title label on front of case. Colophon adhered to interior of case. Signed and numbered by the artist. Melissa Wagner-Lawler: "A Weak Sense of Direction is an abstract exploration of the journey of traveling by bicycle. There exist several similarities in riding a bike and experiencing art in a book format. While both can be experienced in a distinctly linear manner, one can also backtrack, slow pace, skim (speed up), follow pathways, or make one's own. For this reason, artist books are a natural format for my work.  "The specific event referenced in this work is the Riverwest 24, a 24-hour bike race that I participated in during… Read More

Phillipsburg, New Jersey:: Maryann Riker,, 2014.. Edition of 12. 4 x 4"; 10 pages. Materials: paper, board, ribbon, satin, lace, plastic. Double sided accordion. Bound in house shaped boards. Grosgrain ribbon tie closure. Signed and numbered by the artist. Maryann Riker: "In the weekly schedule of the post-World War II American housewife, a strict regimen of daily activities ruled her life. This ensured a clean and organized home that was the foundation of a happy husband and clean and healthy children. (Or at least, that is what the advertising images promised.) Enjoy this small tome as a celebration of time-honored weekly rituals for domestic goddesses that many women followed to keep a well-organized home!

Flörsheim, Main, Germany:: Peter Malutzki,, 2015.. Edition of 42. 18 x 12.5 cm; 56 pages. Booklet with pamphlet stitch binding. Letterpress printed from handset type. Text in German. In slipcase. Signed and numbered by the artist. Peter Malutzki: "This relatively small 56-page book made of glassine paper is exclusively devoted to a poem by Clemens Brentano. What especially fascinated me about this famous poem was the contrast between dream and painful awakening. I immediately had pictorial associations - nothingwas more obvious than seeing Brentano's dreamers in the faces of people who are sleeping peacefully, their closed eyes a universally understood symbol of calm. In contrast: the sudden awakening, being immediately and unmistakably present in the wide open eyes of the 'naked truth'. Snap out of the dream. Stop imagining things. Look the facts straight in the eye. Or: Dream on. We all know the sayings. The tone of the poem changes with the line Kömmt dann Wahrheit… Read More

Saskatchewan, Canada:: Byopia Press,, 2016.. Edition of 6. 7 x 5"; 4 double-page openings. Double-sided accordion with swing panel structure. In wrapper with slip and slot closure. Initialed and numbered by the artist. Cathryn Miller, colophon: "Part of an ongoing series of works based on exploration of colour-graphemic synesthesia. This book presents the poem 'Westron Wynde' in a purely visual form. Letters become colours, and are used as graphic elements. The book manifests the essence, if not the sense, of the poem."

Reno, Nevada:: Jaime Lynn Shafer,, 2015.. Edition of 25. 11 x 7.5"; 7 loose sheets. Printed from metal type, photopolymer plates, and linoleum blocks on Magnani Pescia paper and Mohawk paper. Created at the Black Rock Press at the University of Nevada Reno. Laid in a four-flap portfolio with slip and slot closure. Paper title label on cover. Signed and numbered. Jaime Lynn Shafer, blog 7/21/2015: "Judith is a retired linguistics professor and volunteers at the Black Rock Press. She is a beautiful poet and friend, and I am thrilled to be collaborating with her. She has written a series of poems inspired by Stardate (an NPR broadcast). Judith is working on setting the type for the poetry, and I am working on the images. There are five poems that will be printed and housed in a portfolio case. We will work from metal type and polymer plate and linoleum images." The portfolio consists of five poems . 1) "Careening Toward the Sun's Caress: Inspired by National Public Radio,… Read More

Claremont, California:: Scripps College Press,, 2017.. Edition of 15. 4.625" x 5.875" (closed). Handset letterpress text and linocuts Signed and numbered. Scripps College Press: "Combining natural scenes and text, the artist contemplates how we can come together despite opposing views in an increasingly divided and divisive society.

Rosendale, New York:: Women's Studio Workshop,, 2018.. Edition of 50. 20 cm; 13 pages, 13 unnumbered pages. Lato font text printed using photopolymer plates. Hard carved woodblock images. Letterpress printed on Mohawk Superfine paper. Numbered and signed by the artist.. WSW, Rosie Odhiambo, January 31,2019: "'What's Left' is the result of a collaboration between the artist and a group of high school students who immigrated to the United States as children. The artist interviewed each student and asked 'What is the most memorable thing you left behind when coming to the United States?' "'What's Left' consists of thirteen uniform woodcut prints executed in two colors. Each of these pages also locates the country and city in which the object was left behind and a brief statement from the student's interview. The economy of text allows the viewer to develop their own entry points into the images while the specificity of location enhances the… Read More

Ruston, Louisiana:: Old Fan Press,, 2023.. Edition of 50. 8.75 x 8.75"; 16 unnumbered pages. 14 Tintype photographs altered. Cover art, Craw Modern typeface, and Old Fan Press logo relief printed using oil-based ink on handmade cotton rag paper. Bound with 18/3 Irish linen thread. Softcover with sewn binding. Inkjet printed on double-sided matte Red River Paper using Epson UltraChrome HDX archival pigment ink. Press numbered. Signed by the artist. Frank Hamrick, Colophon: "The solar eclipse darkened the afternoon sky. Frogs and crickets by the pond started to croak and chirp, then fell silent again when the sun reappeared. My neighbor suggested I fly a toy drone before using the professional drone at work. The manual's translated directions stated the light on the toy drone would flash when first turned on while the propellers accelerate towards operational speed and then be ready to fly when the light becomes eternal. Chance, the simple gardener in 'Being There', became… Read More

San Juan Capistrano, California:: Dirk Hagner,, [n.d.].. Edition of 25. 5.75 x 3.75 closed, extends to 24.5 x 15.5". Letterpress printed on 100% cotton paper. Bound in paper-covered boards. Laid in black storage box with title printed in white and handwritten edition number on lid. Signed and numbered by the artist. Dirk Hagner: "Wordplay on the Buddhist notion that there is no 'there' - only a 'here.' Whenever one gets 'there' one is actually 'here.' Tomatoes, potatoes ..., either, neither ..."