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Jan 29, 2010

Yet more new products for your shopping pleasure. First, we are pleased to announce that we are the exclusive U.S. distributor of the French drawing book Nazi Knife 6. No, we don’t love the title either, and not just because three-quarters of our family was wiped by the Nazis. But these young men are not Nazis – they’re just French noise dudes and they can’t help it! Anyhow, the contents are great. Amazing work from an international collection of weirdos: CF, Leon Sadler, Jonas Delaborde, Frederic Fleury, and many others. Yep. Also now in stock: Two great publications by Daniel Higgs and Bongout, published by our pals at Soundscreen! And

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Jan 25, 2010

Frank Santoro has a great four-part interview up at The Daily Crosshatch. It’s lengthy and filled with great ideas and information. Check it out

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Jan 20, 2010

Attention denizens of Los Angeles: Gary Panter will be lecturing at The Hammer Museum at 7 pm this Thursday, January 21st. Rumor has it he’s breaking out “the good shit” for this one. Book signing to follow. Don’t miss this master of the Texas spiel.

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Wipe That Clock Off Your Face

Brian Belott

  • Spring 07
  • Hardcover
  • 96 pages, full color
  • 7.5” x 9.5”
  • Original DVD included

$10.00 — normally $35.00

Brian Belott’s first book is a compendium of all his disparate artistic practices–including collage, drawing, found photography and sound mixing–and it is also his first CD. The original CD/DVD included here offers the acclaimed Found Images, a digital slideshow of over 2000 photos with an exclusive full-length soundtrack of original sound collages. Assemblage permeates Belott’s methods; he is a master of using cast-off and neglected ephemera to create new and surprising effects. The New York Times critic Holland Cotter calls the results “imaginatively inviting,” and the Times’ Roberta Smith calls them “radiant.” The well-known painter Donald Baechler’s foreword speaks to Belott’s place in the realm of creation from found materials. Belott’s world is like a trip through a funhouse of vernacular art: enter at your own risk.

“Just six pages into Wipe That Clock, a gray space is playfully occupied by a ladder to a door in heaven. With a subtle and tender application, Belott easily evokes William Blake’s 1793 iconic etching “I Want! I Want!” with it’s ladder to the moon, while simultaneously maintaining a laid back easy listening 1970’s album cover cool. Playful, chill and biblical, all at the same time; wow.” - aNYthing

 

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