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Two projects that fit loosely into a larger idea of supporting ideas that work quietly and locally.

I have a few projects from this Porto-based label via trades with my friend Isabel (who produced the work above, from BF10/Wanda II). BdF’s website is pretty clear and concise as to aims and background information, so there’s not much else to say here other than this is one of my favorite imprints.

I met Maki Hakui in NYC at this years Art Book Fair, and her magazine School was the only title I ended up shelling out cash for. I support her mission to avoid discussing the usual aspects and figures of Japanese art culture, and going straight to intimate, direct dialogues with its lesser exposed – but equally interesting – women creatives.
Textfield, Inc. is an independent publisher and distributor of art books, catalogues, editions, monographs and periodicals. We specialize in the distribution of quality publications from publishers in North America and Europe, to libraries, book shops, galleries and museums.
Publishers: 032c, Capricious, Christoph Keller Editions, David Kordansky Gallery, I-20 Gallery, Laura Bartlett Gallery, Nieves, Onestar Press, Peres Projects, Slavs and Tatars, Textfield, Vier5, and Wallspace.
Jonathan · 09/17/08If you’d like to become our friend on Facebook, please let us know!
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Parkside · 05/30/08




