newhousebooks:

“$2.95 complete” Geez I really love ink gain. Ad from the Trail Blazer’s Almanac and Pioneer Guide, 1943.

newhousebooks:

“$2.95 complete” Geez I really love ink gain. Ad from the Trail Blazer’s Almanac and Pioneer Guide, 1943.

(ultrasparkyから)

whoa-dude-far-out:

Roy G. BIV Biatch 

whoa-dude-far-out:

Roy G. BIV Biatch 

(us-v-themから)

(元記事: jockohomo (ultrasparkyから))

(apertortureから)

(元記事: scottbeale (apertortureから))

(元記事: roberi-prudentia-praestat (apertortureから))

publiccollectors:

A sample 2-page spread from 17 Indian Books, a beautiful little photo ‘zine by longtime friend and tireless photographer Oscar Arriola. This was published by Fotoflow Press in 2010 and consists of color reproductions of book covers spotted at the library where Oscar works. Be sure to also check out the over 12,000 photos on his amazing Flickr page: Fotoflow

publiccollectors:

A sample 2-page spread from 17 Indian Books, a beautiful little photo ‘zine by longtime friend and tireless photographer Oscar Arriola. This was published by Fotoflow Press in 2010 and consists of color reproductions of book covers spotted at the library where Oscar works. Be sure to also check out the over 12,000 photos on his amazing Flickr page: Fotoflow

(ultrasparkyから)

nycartscene:

Opens Tonight, 6-8p: “Umschläge” Peter PillerAndrew Kreps Gallery, 525 W22nd St., NYCTranslated as “covers”, the title of the show refers to one of two bodies of work in this exhibition comprised of the pairing of the front and back images of the East German military magazine Armeerundschau which always featured armored vehicles on the front and pin-up girls on the back.  Piller has been working with found images for over 20 years and has created and worked with the archive as medium –and the re-interpretation and the re-presentation of images already published in other contexts. By gathering and re-presenting seemingly innocuous images – images that we are presented with everyday in newspapers, magazines, advertisements and the internet – into groups, Piller brings forth some of the sinister, comedic, and sometimes tragic aspects of these images wholly projected by the viewer themselves. - thru May 18

nycartscene:

Opens Tonight, 6-8p:

Umschläge
 Peter Piller

Andrew Kreps Gallery, 525 W22nd St., NYC

Translated as “covers”, the title of the show refers to one of two bodies of work in this exhibition comprised of the pairing of the front and back images of the East German military magazine Armeerundschau which always featured armored vehicles on the front and pin-up girls on the back.  Piller has been working with found images for over 20 years and has created and worked with the archive as medium –and the re-interpretation and the re-presentation of images already published in other contexts. By gathering and re-presenting seemingly innocuous images – images that we are presented with everyday in newspapers, magazines, advertisements and the internet – into groups, Piller brings forth some of the sinister, comedic, and sometimes tragic aspects of these images wholly projected by the viewer themselves. - thru May 18

graphicporn:

Jefferson Cheng