We have some new books in stock. An experiment, if you will. Here are lavish books, somewhat
This week CF and PictureBox stalwart Erin Womack open a two-person show: Deaftholds CF and Erin Womack Mountainfold Gallery 55 Fifth Avenue 18th floor Opening July 3rd, 7 pm
PictureBox’s first collaborative project with Deitch Projects, Mail Order Monsters, is now available
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PictureBox is a Grammy Award-winning art, music, photography, and comics publisher based in Brooklyn, New York, directed by Dan Nadel. PictureBox specializes in bringing artists’ visions to print in startling and unexpected ways. All of our books are meticulously designed and printed to create as unique and immersive a reading experience as possible. PictureBox publishes its own books and also packages books and concepts for museums and galleries around the world.
This web site functions as both the PictureBox catalog and a hub for a carefully curated international selection of artists products.
When visiting Brooklyn, please visit the PictureBox Departmental Store.
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Some new things in stock: Paper Rodeo 18, Crude Idols. And, best of all, King Terry’s masterpiece, Bad 'n' Nice
If you are in New York this Tuesday, come out and celebrate! Photographer Cheryl Dunn will be signing copies of her new photography book at A-Ron’s new space, The Wreck Center. There will be booze, books, photos, a video screening and a special musical performance, so come on out for a night of downtown fun!
Signing at 5PM
Music at 730 PM
Screening at 8PM
PictureBox Tokyo-correspondent and editor Yuki Minami kindly sent us these pictures of a Yuichi Yokoyama signing and live drawing demonstration in Tokyo over the weekend.
Yep, come May you better make some room on your bookshelf, because we’re releasing GARY PANTER on you. 688 pages of eye-searing images. Bookmark our dedicated site, Gary Panter (the book)
A few new gems in the store:
Paper Rodeo 7also, Selected Drawings by James Jarvis. An excellent compendium of Jarvis’s drawings.
Well, let’s see. There’re some new videos on the PictureBox YouTube channel; Frank Santoro is interviewed again here. And, we have a ton of new products in as we ramp up for the opening of the PictureBox storefront in Brooklyn. Here we go:
-Slime Freak 6
-A book of cartoons by David Mamet
-The ever excellent North Drive Press
-Special editions of The Garden and Tuff Stuff
-A print by Katherine Bernhardt
-New prints by Brian Chippendale here and here
-Signed copies of Cheryl Dunn’s Some Kinda Vocation
-Mike Kelley’s toy Little Friend
Just in: Images from Yuichi Yokoyama’s section of a museum exhibition at Roppongi Crossing in Japan this past fall. Enjoy.
We have a recording of CF (Powr Mastrs) speaking at SPX in October. Download it here. We also have some fine live footage of Gary Panter, Brian Chippendale / Blak Pus and Paper Rad, too, on our brand new YouTube channel. Yes, we are moving into the new age. Check it out.
Yet more new products on the site today. A newish print by Brian Chippendale; an oldish print by Jim Shaw and a CD by Marnie Weber and Jim Shaw, as well as a Destroy All Monsters DVD. Finally, we’re pleased to welcome Cantab dude and artist Alex Lucas. He has two fine mini-comics, Fire and Smashy Smash.
Here’s a fun video of our pal Brian Belott being interviewed about his current show at CANADA. (After the jump)
We have some fine new stuff in the store: First off, we’re thrilled to be carrying our old buddy, Ganzfeld contributor and Comics Comics art director Mike Reddy’s great new publication with The Fiery Furnaces, Blueberry Boat. It’s the illustrated (altered) lyrics for that wonderful record. From Detroit, we bring you the amazing 2LP Monster Island record, with a cover by Gary Panter. Signed edition of 500; also from that once might industrial megalopolis: It Melts In Your Mind, Not in Your Mouth, a beyond awesome grab bag of Destroy All Monsters merch. And finally, our favorite new self-published comic, Curio Cabinet: rural horror stories that keep it sur-real.
I’m proud to say that Comics Comics’ Tim Hodler and Storeyville & Cold Heat’s Frank Santoro each have fantastic interviews up at Tom Spurgeon’s Comics Reporter.
A preview of Cheryl Dunn’s DVD, included with Some Kinda Vocation, can be found here.
New in the shop: Geisha This, the awesome book from legendary art collective Destroy All Monsters.
New in the shop: various books by manga master Hanakuma, a zine by Joe Bradley and Leif Goldberg’s new calendar and postcard set. Also, some special Jim Woodring Japanese imports.
We are in Miami for Art Basel, set up at the NADA Fair. Come visit! It’s hot!
New shirts in the shop! Tux Dog by Paper Rad; Flowers by Eddie Martinez.
We’ve just added Blexbolex’s new book, Die Flucht nach Abecederia, to the shop. It’s a gorgeous alphabet & detective story.
Cheryl Dunn in person, NYC, Friday, Nov. 30th, 7-9 pm: Saved Tattoo, W’burg.
Some Kinda Vocation
Book signing and exhibition
Friday, Nov. 30th, 7-9 pm
Saved Tattoo
3 Hope St., at Roebling
Williamsburg NY
Here’s a great review of Storeyville by Frank Santoro in Bookforum
New stuff online – Michael Williams Chunky Gnarls.
More essentials, most def.
