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We would like to graciously THANK Simon Redekop for making this video, documenting CREEPS, The Human Binding Machine performance at the New York Art Book Fair 2012. Enjoy the making and the machines behind Self-Publishing!
Creeps is an annual publication featuring diverse facets of visual art, writing, and interactive fold-outs from a large and unique collective of artists unified through self-publishing. Creeps will present the third installment of their magazine in an unbound form providing performative insight into the process of publishing through live assembly, binding, and finishing. Presented by Ed. Varie.
Issues 2 and 3 stocked and available for purchase! Inquire HERE
We added one of these 8 Ball Zine Series Box Sets to the Ed. Varie archive. It’s quite the treasure chest. Pau Wau did a lovely job!
Featuring:
Evan Morris Cohen, Giorgio Di Salvo, Charlie Engman, Richard Kern & Andreas Laszlo Konrath, Edition of 30
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“I shot these photos with the end of my polaroid stock. So there is even something more fragile in them since even now I could not take these photos again. It is gone. The time came and went. […]
102 pages, 24 × 32 cm, First edition of 100, 2012
Blue and Red Risographic print INQUIRE

Vodun is a twentyfour pages black and white book comprising the ten drawings and poems that French artist Claire Duport expressly created for Automatic Books. The book explores the universe of Voodoo, without pretending to create a scientific inventory of facts and figures, aiming at offering a personal and intimate interpretation of nowadays’ fears instead.
24 pages, 19 × 28 cm, Edition of 100, 2011
Black Risographic print, Silkscreen cover INQUIRE

44 pages, 19 × 28 cm, First edition of 100, 2012
Silkscreen cover, blue and red Risographic print INQUIRE

44 pages, 20.5 × 27 cm, First edition of 100, 2012
Two colors Litho cover, black Risographic print INQUIRE
Basically, gonna rule. Thanks LELE for bringing this whole family together! xx EV
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Yeah MOSSLESS! Issues One and Two will be available at our table at the 8 Ball Zine Fair! Also at the shop too, Inquire HERE
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Still Life is a self published title from artist Nickolaus Typaldos. It is an examination and an extension of a body of work that locates traditional still life symbolism in commercial photography from magazine ads. The original pieces from which the imagery is derived are cut, masked, and trimmed out with a few delicate strokes from a spray paint can. These images are reproduced in the book in black and white, exist as altered magazine pages, and are nicely balanced with a full page of seamless color corresponding to the layout.
Both front and back covers are gate-folded with full-color floral still life inside, 48 pages, 10” x 13”, Edition 300 each signed and numbered by artist. Inquire here
WE ARE TOTALLY EXCITED TO DO THIS!!!
Gonna be fun, don’t miss it! Sunday 12/2, 2pm-12am! 34 w. 32nd 12th Floor
(tight weirdo dave flyer !)
From Wednesday November 14 - Sunday January 20, 2013 an assortment of the following publications will be presented at the New Museum on a rotating cycle. Look for notes and updates along the way…
Thank you in advance to all of the publishers for their dedication to the independent art… read more HERE

10 - Euro Outfits, Hans Eijkelboom, $23, order here

Amesterdam by Numbers, Hans Eijkelboom, $32, order here

New York by Numbers, Hans Eijkelboom, $32, order here

Portraits & Cameras, Hans Eijkelboom, $32, order here
Fourteen-Nineteen is a collaborative project co-founded by Alex F. Webb & Lewis Chaplin. Through their online gallery, shop, publications and exhibitions they attempt to provide a sincere, engaging platform for interacting with the next generation of torchbearers for contemporary photography.

Sourcebook, Lewis Chaplin, $26, order here

Card Stand, Lewis Chaplin, $4, order here

1:11, Levi Mandel, $8, order here

Pneuma, Tommy Nease, $10, order here

I Am Julian Assange, Alex F. Webb & Lewis Chaplin, $6.50, order here

American Surfaces, Alex F. Webb, $6.50, order here

Untitled, Silvino Mendonca, $6.50, order here

My Home Is Where You Are, Filipe Casaca, $42, order here