Showing posts with label Collaborations in Artists Books. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Collaborations in Artists Books. Show all posts
Monday, 9 February 2026
Thursday, 25 January 2018
3.0 # 20 (?)
This one should be a surprise :-) - the subject is ANYTHING! Please let me know who is in and who is out and I think by June should not be too onerous on anyone?? I do think I have already decided - something in my ball-park, so it should not take too long.
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Saturday, 10 June 2017
3.0 # 19 (Nature)
The original painting which has been cut into 8 books - they are a little longer than usual. Based on 'cant see the wood for the trees'.
Books cut.
Tuesday, 9 May 2017
3.0 # 19 (Nature)
Ok - I said nature :-) - hope that was sort of in everyones ballpark - or did I dream it??! Its wide open to interpretation and I for one would like to see the corner of the world YOU live in. I took this photo on 26th May 2011 from the balcony - its one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. I guess this was before drought struck South Africa. It reminds me of Everlasting Covenants. Please put your participation into THIS discussion so its all in one place.
Tuesday, 21 March 2017
Books I have so far:
I will be discussing the joyous merits of collaboration using our last efforts on Friday at the Bookness Colloquium, including some of our other projects, time permitting. If more books arrive before Thursday they will squeeze in too. So Svenja and Petru, I'm hoping!!! Somewhere I read mumblings of another collaboration? At this rate we will do one a year - but thats WAY better than nothing!!! It will be our 19th book - thats quite something by anyones standards! Just to make it difficult (or easy???) how about 3.0 # 19 (Nineteen)??
From Jac Balmer (UK):
From Stephanie Turnbull (UK):
From Jac Balmer (UK):
From Stephanie Turnbull (UK):
From Ptrizia (Germany)
And of course mine!
Thursday, 10 November 2016
Pehernefer
I have finally got to nearly the last layer of the painting which will form the spines of the accordion books. Pehernefer was a scribe, thought to be a representation of the Seated Scribe, of course we know he is related to the Bhubezi Women...more details will unfold in Some Beginnings, No Endings.
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