This weekend: Massive Visual Book and Magazine Sale @ PictureBox. Saturday and Sunday, Dec. 6 and 7, 12 pm -6 pm.
Now online, Nate Pommer’s excellent video of Aubrey “Po” Powell discussing For the Love of Vinyl, here.
In honor of America’s favorite eat ‘til you sleep holiday, the PictureBox Departmental Store
PictureBox is a Grammy-Award winning publisher and visual culture studio based in Brooklyn, New York. Led by art director and editor Dan Nadel, PictureBox specializes in bringing artists’ visions to print in startling and unexpected ways. Nadel art directs and oversees all PictureBox projects, from CDs to posters to books.
When visiting Brooklyn, please visit the PictureBox Departmental Store.
Specializing in unique artists’ editions, prints, books, zines, comics, prints, and international oddities.
121 3rd St. Brooklyn NY 11231
Open Friday 1-6, Saturday 12-6, Sunday 12-5. Or by appointment
Please visit us at our virtual locations:
Overspray
PictureBox Auctions
Comics Comics
Gary Panter Book
The Ganzfeld
Cold Heat
PictureBox on MySpace
PictureBox on YouTube
PictureBox on Flickr
PictureBox on Facebook
PictureBox 121 3rd St. Brooklyn NY 11231 phone: 718.875.5533
Publicity/Sales: Will Luckman: will (at) pictureboxinc (dot) com.
Editorial/Distribution: Dan Nadel: dan (at) pictureboxinc (dot) com.
PictureBox books are distributed internationally through D.A.P./Distributed Art Publishers except where noted.
D.AP./Distributed Art Publishers
155 Sixth Ave.
New York NY 10013
www.artbook.com
PictureBox comic books are available direct from PictureBox through our wholesale site: www.pictureboxinc.com/wholesale. Questions? Email Will Luckman: will (at) pictureboxinc (dot) com.
$25.00
Published to accompany an exhibition at the Butler Gallery in Belfast Ireland, this is the first major book on David Sandlin’s ouvre. It’s a full color compilation of paintings, drawings, prints and comics that together tell a compelling story of manhood, love, fatherhood, and the struggles of modern life. It’s much more fun than that sounds because David is a magical painter, combining cartoon grotesque with exceptional brush work and a near-psychedelic sense of color. Also included are essays by Carlo McCormick and John Carlin, as well as an interview by Dan Nadel. This book is not to be missed.
