5/31/09
5/29/09
Charles E. White III Rules The World
Charles E. White III Rules the World
By David Willardson, 1967
This and more: Overspraybook.com
5/27/09
5/26/09
5/24/09
Uncommon sale at Coco's Variety
We are going to be selling bikes this weekend. Come see us. Call us. But we will be busy, you should just come see us. Have anything ripe in the garden? Bring it. Are your chickens laying eggs? Avocados? See something good at the farmer's market? Have some extra soda pops from your last party? Bring it. Will we negotiate below our already insanely low sale prices? Probably not. But if you baked us a banana bread, we might have some flexibility. Bring a box of supermarket cookies? Nope.
We are working side by side. We are in this together. We want you on a bike. Do what you can do, we will do our best to do what we can do. Let's have an honorable dialog.
Coco's Variety
2427 Riverside Drive (south of Fletcher)
Los Angeles, CA
323-664-7400
5/23/09
5/22/09
Beauties of the Common Tool
A portfolio by Walker Evans
Fortune, July 1955
Who would sully the lines of the tin-cutting shears... with a single added bend or whorl? Or clothe in any way the fine naked impression of heft and bite in the crescent wrench? ...not much can be done to spoil a crate opener, that nobly ferocious statement in black steel. —W.E.
Previously: "The Art Spirit"
Andy Eats
Chocolate, vanilla, banana and peanut butter frozen yogurt with blackberries, chocolate sauce, caramel sauce, peanuts and graham crackers. With Mylinh, Vance and Jessica at 16 Handles.
Pork and chive dumplings, steamed pork buns and beef sesame pancake. Shared with Jessica at Dumpling House.
Photos: Jessica Williams
5/21/09
Birds of Australia
Ricky Swallow
Watercolours
May 23–June 20, 2009
Darren Knight Gallery, Syndey
More here.
5/20/09
5/19/09
A micro-press for variable conditions
For Further Information publishes books on art, design, writing and related activities, modelled on a micro-press economy. FFI currently uses print-on-demand facilities as a viable avenue of production, making use of inherent restrictions in formats and production values to focus less on the material concerns of book design and more on the direct dispersal of ideas and work. —Wayne Daly
5/18/09
5/17/09
Rollo Press Bootleg Series Nr. 01
Bootleg Nr. 01: How To Build Your Own Living Structures (Revisited) by Ken Isaacs. Originally published by Harmony Books, 1974. Reproduced by Rollo Press on the occasion of the exhibition Forms of Inquiry at Archizoom, Lausanne, Switzerland. Reprinted according to a scan found at Public Collectors.
Related: Josh Henry Living Structure (daddytypes)
Previously on Ref Lib: Cover to Cover
5/16/09
Cover to Cover
"This section of Public Collectors is devoted to scans of entire publications, cover to cover, in PDF form. All of the publications included are believed to be out of print, hard to find, and in some cases unique, rare or exceedingly expensive to purchase on the secondary market."
TONIGHT IN NYC
5/13/09
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