Yes and no. Although never intended to be The End, a closing post was made on March 3, 2014. And since then, the blog exists, in limbo, but never totally dormant. I hope it continues to be a useful resource, nostalgia machine, and/or archive of a particular time. It may not ever be updated or appended or deleted. For now, it just is.
Showing posts with label SIGNS. Show all posts
Showing posts with label SIGNS. Show all posts
3/1/13
2/14/13
11/29/12
10/3/12
10/2/12
Colby
Made in LA: Colby Poster Printing Company
Selections by Anthony Burrill
October 5–27, 2012 at KK Outlet, London
Previously: Chums!
9/7/12
8/30/12
6/22/12
4/19/12
2/24/12
2/16/12
2/9/12
2/7/12
1/24/12
Unjustified
The original opening title card for the "Prime Suspect" pilot (above) is perfect. The new "improved" version is not.
11/16/11
Depressingly Available —
Depressingly Awesome: Fourth Printing, November 2011. Letterpress printed in Los Angeles by the Colby Poster Printing Company. Available three ways: yellow, flourescent pink, or blue/yellow/pink split fountain. Twenty bucks. Only 100 available.
Available at KIOSK.
KIOSK
95 Spring St. (bet Mercer and Bway)
2nd Floor, New York, NY
kioskkiosk.com
10/6/11
9/14/11
The Centaur —
Excursus I: Reference Library
Up On My Back, And I Will Take You Thither
Excursus is a new series at ICA that invites the public to come together, converse, and peruse archival material in the context of the present. Andy Beach, known for his blog and curatorial interventions under the name Reference Library, inaugurates the series with Up On My Back, And I Will Take You Thither, a project that takes inspiration from the Centaur Book Shop, Philadelphia’s own Prohibition-era radical press, record store, and bohemian meeting place.
Celebrate the opening with a talk about the Centaur by curator Lynne Farrington of Penn's Rare Book and Manuscript Library. To be followed by an after hours reception on the ICA terrace. Tonight at 6:30!
icaphila.org
Top: The Centaur (sign for Centaur Book Shop), Wharton Esherick, 1924; at his home in Paoli, Pennsylvania. Bottom: The Sign of The Centaur, Andy Beach and Happy Signs; installed at the ICA, Philadelphia.
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