Here’s what’s new in the shop.
November 30, 2017
For the Whitney’s Laura Owens exhibition, we produced 8,000 664-page catalogs – each with a unique cover hand–screen printed in the artist’s Los Angeles studio. Read more about the artist and book in The New Yorker.
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May 30, 2017
We have so many nice book projects, we’re renovating a third room for samples!
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April 14, 2017
We were honored to be selected by Oregonian photographer John Chao to print his Water Is Life poster. John spent many days at Standing Rock Indian Reservation documenting protesters standing in solidarity to halt the Dakota Access Pipeline.
Two versions were printed using 100% recycled paper on our new Komori press; for more photos see keeplifepure.
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April 10, 2017
We’re excited to have won seven “Pinnacle” awards in last week’s Printing Industries of New England (PINE) yearly event. The categories and projects are:
Hardcover books: “Helena Blues”
Art books: “A Golden Age of European Art”
Booklets: “Pierpont Morgan’s Study”
Calendars: “Convent of the Sacred Heart”
4-color product catalogs: “Malabrigo Aniversario Book 11”
4-color service catalogs: “Lesley MFA Programs”
Digital Printing: “Food + Future Commons Brand Guide”
We also received eight Awards of Recognition and two Awards of Merit.
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March 31, 2017
Installation for our new Indigo 7900 is in progress. The new press has a spectrophotometer for improved color consistency; “One-Shot” which improves registration on synthetic papers; and a primer station to help with ink adhesion on papers that are not Indigo-certified.
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March 28, 2017
Our press foreman checks a sheet from the exhibition book Exploratory Works on the same day as a New York Times article (screen capture; below) describes the exhibit.
New York City rep Zoe Ames pictured at the exhibition opening (bottom); April 14 – July 16 at the Drawing Center museum in New York City.
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