Search Results: Titles starting with K from Passages Bookshop

Tokyo: Akio Nagasawa, 2008–19. First printing. A superb collection of MoriyamaÂ’s magazine Kiroku (Record), up to 2019, consisting of the following items, all in mint condition (save for the occasional slightest signs of shelfwear): Issues 1–5: the 2008 reprint of the all-but-unobtainable first five issues, with five facsimile issues in grey card folder, and signed insert; Issues 6–40; each issue roughly 8.5 x 11 inches, ranging from 48 to 192 pages, and signed by Moriyama; Record Extra Issue No. 1, Daido MoriyamaÂ’s Snap and Hajime SawatariÂ’s Tao, bound dos-a-dos, signed by both (2007); (200) pp., 9 x 11.75 inches; Record: Movie in London, DVD with 46-minute documentary shot during MoriyamaÂ’s visit to London for his exhibition at the Tate Modern with William Klein, and 15-minute bonus section, Making of Record, with insert signed by Moriyama (2013); Record Desk Calendar, sixteen color reproductions on stiff cardstock, housed in plastic case, signed by Moriyama (2016); Record, anthology… Read More

Markasan, WI: Pentagram Press, 1981. First Edition. Marbled paper wrappers. One of 164 copies, signed by each author/artist at their contribution. [9] pp., one color illustration. Printed letterpress from handset type, on mould made Nideggen paper. Wrappers marbled by Robie Liscomb and printer/publisher Michael Tarachow, using Irish Moss (Carrageen) gathered "by Ted, near his home in Milbridge, Maine, & by Linda, Robie & Michael at Eastern Point, Massachusetts." Fine. 12mo.

Berlin: Martin Schmitz Verlag, 2002. First printing. 126 pp., 8vo. Bilingual text in German and English, with a biography and list of works. Illustrated in full color throughout. Light scuffing to covers, otherwise fine in glossy printed paper over boards. Kruse, whose work moves between painting, objects, installations, music, and performance, was a member of the Berlin-based multimedia, music, and performance group The Deadly Doris, perhaps best known outside Europe through their collaborations with Nan Goldin, who photographed them in Berlin and New York. This monograph surveys the full range of Kruse's work in the fifteen years following the official breakup of the group in 1987. Warmly inscribed by the artist in Berlin in the year after publication.

Portland, OR: Airfoil, 2014. First printing. (66) pp., oblong 32mo. Airfoil 7. Images by Lee Chapman. Unbound cards in printed envelope, published in an edition of one hundred copies. New. The seventh in the Airfoil series of poetry chapbooks, in this case a quasi artist's book consisting of sixty-four one-line poems printed on individual cards, which can be read in any order. The backs of the cards, and the envelope, feature details from larger ink drawings by Chapman, which could conceivably be reassembled by the reader.