• This series of surreal tableaus from artist Karoline Schreiber is a potent odyssey through a subconscious populated with psychically strung-out women with arms for breasts, amorphous balls of sentient spaghetti (or are they raisins?), and masturbatory tree trunks, among other absurdist motifs. Rendered in the smooth grey-scale tonalities of graphite, Schreiber’s illustrations exist in their own dream plane where it makes sense that nothing makes sense.
    $20.00
  • Patience is a psychedelic science-fiction love story, veering with uncanny precision from violent destruction to deeply personal tenderness in a way that is both quintessentially “Clowesian” and utterly unique in the author’s body of work. This 180-page, full-color original graphic novel affords Clowes the opportunity to draw some of the most exuberant and breathtaking pages of his life, and to tell his most suspenseful, surprising and affecting story yet.
    $20.00
  • Harmony Korine is one of the most significant artists of his generation. After emerging onto the world stage in the 1990’s as a screenwriter (Kids) and director (Gummo; Julien Donkey-Boy), his intuitive, open-ended approach to realism created a polarizing fervor amongst critics. Lesser known but no less relevant are Korine’s experiments outside the world of cinema. A Crack-up At The Race Riots, his first book, adapted the possibilities of his brand of montage to text. Numerous collaborations with other artists (such as Christopher Wool, Brian DeGraw, Gus Van Sant and Mark Gonzales) further stretched Korine’s imagination into realms of formalized abstraction, vaudeville, black metal nihilism, and ambient soundscapes. The book brings together forty-nine photographs from Korine’s private archive in order to reveal a side of the artist’s creative process that remains largely unexamined. Depicting a mysterious young girl moving through a televised landscape of shifting contexts, Pigxote further illustrates Korine’s interest in replacing plot lines and other narrative tropes with intuitively arranged “experiential moments.” They also provide a unique insight into the poetic mind of Nashville’s most compelling prodigal son. The exhibition was co-organzied by Joseph Whitt and O'Salvation Cine Ltd.
    $250.00
  • A special edition for Purple Fashion Magazine No. 10.  Harmony Korine gives us insight into the inner workings of his film with a collection of black and white stills. As with all Korine publications this is rare and beautiful and full of life.  
    $100.00
  • Wire’s first three albums need no introduction. They are the three classic albums on which Wire’s reputation is based. Moreover, they are the recordings that minted the post-punk form. This was adopted by other bands, but Wire were there first. These seminal albums are now getting the definitive re-release treatment, in a format owners of the Silver/Lead and Change Becomes Us special editions will already be familiar with. Each album is presented as an 80-page hardback book – the size of a 7-inch, but obviously much thicker. After a special introduction by Jon Savage, Graham Duff provides insight into each album. These texts include recording details, lyrics, and brand-new interviews with Colin Newman, Graham Lewis, Robert Grey and Bruce Gilbert. The original album is presented on its own CD, and is accompanied by additional discs that feature relevant extra tracks: singles; B-sides; demos; and many previously unreleased songs. Pink Flag is a two-CD set; Chairs Missing and 154 have three CDs each. All audio has been painstakingly remastered – or, in some cases, mastered for the first time! This stunning set of presentations includes a range of images from the archive of Annette Green. Wire’s official photographer during this period, Green also shot the covers for Pink Flag and Chairs Missing. Promotional and informal imagery – in colour and black and white – is featured throughout the books. Most of the photographs have not been seen for 40 years – and many have never been published anywhere before. These special editions are something every Wire fan will want to own. Condition: Like New
    $90.00
  • Following in the snapshot tradition of Wolfgang Tillmans and Jurgen Teller, young Swiss photographer Linus Bill selects saturated color images taken over four years for this book. Intimate portraits of close acquaintances’ nighttime antics and lazy afternoons alternate with scenic landscapes and spontaneous table-top still lifes. Equal parts joyful and meditative observation, this book depicts moments during beer-fueled escapades and sunny day downtime that merit a closer look.
    $100.00
  • A small collection of drawings of vaginas by various artists.  Compiled and assembled Joshua Hall Simmons.
    $25.00
  • Rare graphic novel with original screen printed cover between artists Carlos Gonzalez (Russian Tsarlag) and Anya Davidson.
    $40.00
  • Tracks: A JPW Headspace 2020 Monsoon (With Homeshake) Sentimiento Queens Locura Ventana Presentation (With Nick Hakim ; Benamin) Unity (With Cola Boyy) Real (With Mac Demarco) Keep Cool Carmina Pensá A Peter Pan Donuts Conversation Lion Dome (With Air Waves) JPW Talking Acordes (With Tall Juan) Bailando Estás Escuchando (With El David Aguilar) Crack Dabbling A JPW Theme Song Yendo Powder NY Weaz
    $18.00
  • Re-issued cassette but under the The The name. The original 1978 cassette release can be found here. This re-issued cassette was sold both in stores for Cassette Store Day in 2019 as well as on The The's website. Tracks: A1 Troops 2:45 A2 Homa's Coma 3:56 A3 Planetarium 4:32 A4 Spaceship In My Barn 4:39 A5 Insect Children 3:48 B1 My Vymura 4:21 B2 Windowledge 3:30 B3 White Stone On Earth 2:31 B4 Let's Do It Again 3:38 B5 Empty Night Train Home
    $20.00
  • Seeker is an artist book / catalog for Eddie Martinez’ show at Peres Projects in Berlin, 2011. This hand screenprinted folio is printed on heavy craft stock with a full colour catalog bound on centerfold by elastic.
    $600.00
  • Silence, first Sensational Fix zine, edited and published by Roland Groenenboom in March 2009. Mainly visual contributions by Thurston Moore, Lee Ranaldo, Cameron Jamie, Michael Morley and others.
    $45.00
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