Editions and Artists’ Books Fair ‘03
06/11/2003 - 09/11/2003
Printed Matter, Inc.
535 West 22nd Street New York
NY 10011
tel 212 925 0325
fax 212 925 0464
Printed Matter, Inc. Announces
EDITIONS AND ARTISTS’ BOOKS FAIR ’03,
Anyone interested in contemporary printmaking should not miss this event.”
– Ken Johnson
The New York Times
EDITIONS AND ARTISTS’ BOOKS FAIR ’03, November 6 -9, 2003
Opening Benefit Reception Thursday, November 6, 2003, 5 PM – 8 PM
For information about the ticket prices please contact: Printed Matter, Inc.
Free to the Public Friday and Saturday, 11 AM – 7 PM and Sunday, 11 AM – 4 PM
To take place at the Starett Lehigh Building, 601 West 26 Street on the 14th Floor
Editions/Artists’ Books ’03 just gets better and better. Again in its new, larger location, this unique Fair celebrates its sixth year as the premier showcase for contemporary publishers and book dealers exhibiting the latest in the medium of prints, multiples and artists’ books. Museum curators and collectors praise the event as pivotal within the publishing and contemporary art community.
Organized by Michele Quinn of Brooke Alexander Editions, Susan Inglett of I.C. Editions, and David Platzker of Printed Matter, Editions / Artists’ Books ’03 will take place at the Starett Lehigh Building in Chelsea located 601 West 26 Street on the 14th Floor. The opening reception, Thursday evening November 6, 2003 from 5 to 8 PM, is being organized as a benefit for Printed Matter, an independent not-for-profit organization founded to heighten the visibility of artists’ publications and the world’s largest distributor of artists’ books, magazines, audio and video works. Timed to coincide with the IFPDA Print Fair, Editions/Artists’ Books brings the history of printmaking begun at the Armory up to the minute. The Fair is also part of a citywide “Print Week” organized by the International Fine Print Dealers Association to promote the medium of prints through exhibitions and symposia held throughout the week.
Participants have been invited with consideration to the variety and strength of their publishing activity or quality and diversity of their book inventory. Participants include ACS Editions, Milan/NYC; Brooke Alexander Editions, NYC; Art of This Century, Paris/NYC; Baron/Boisante Editions, NYC; Peter Blum, NYC; Blumenfeld Fine Art, Brooklyn; Marianne Boesky Gallery, NYC; Crown Point Press, San Francisco; Christophe Daviet-Thery, Paris; Johan Deumens Editions & Artists’ Books, Amsterdam; Dieu Donne, NYC; Editions Fawbush, NYC; Flatbed Press, Austin; Gemini G.E.L. at Joni Weyl, NYC; Virginia Green, NYC; Hamilton Press, Los Angeles; Har-El Printers & Publishers, Jaffa; Harlan & Weaver, NYC; Galerie Ernst Hilger Editions, Vienna; I.C. Editions, NYC; Item Editions, Paris; Landfall Press, Chicago; Florence Loewy, Paris; Carolina Nitsch, NYC; Denis Ozanne, Paris; Paulson Press, San Francisco; Printed Matter, Inc., NYC; Renaissance Society, Chicago; Edition Schellmann, Munich/NYC; John Szoke Editions, NYC; Two Palms Press, NYC; Galerie 213, Paris; U.L.A.E., Bay Shore; and Wildwood Press, St. Louis.
Editions/Artists’ Books has become the first stop for anyone interested in the latest in contemporary publishing. We hope you’ll make it your number one stop as well!
Fine wine courtesy of Benzinger Family Winery and Beer courtesy of Sam Adams / The Boston Beer Company
