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I think he understands you don't like his style, he's heard it plenty of times but if you haven't noticed. It's obvious he doesn't give a ****.Originally Posted by Origami
*put on ignore*Originally Posted by GraphicNovelty
My aunt sold like 30k of art books about two yrs ago cause she wanted more space in her loft or some ****, considering used books don't go for that much (she did own a few exceptions that probably accounted for say 15K but the rest was regular stuff) I don't even want to think about how much of an hoarder she is. I like libraries and bookstores but I just have to keep a minimum amount and it's apparently a shitload compared to many. ps: Hatje Cantz=good ****, well Phaidon too, hell even ******* Taschen is great nowadays. If I'm not being snobbish I'd say the artbook world was never as good as now, especially w. the internutz for second-hand market. Back in the 70s a ******* Greenberg on Pollock cost like $100 for a mediocre release.Originally Posted by Fuuma
It's pretty easy to get great stuff here. Even super limited self-published artist's books will pop up because certain store owners are friends with the artists, or even pay for the publication. Hatje Cantz is the most solid publisher I can think of. Phaidon books are great, but beaters. Opening Ceremony has made DAP books popular accessories and South Willard sells some good, slightly more obscure titles too.Originally Posted by mordecai
Fuuma + Tanner winOriginally Posted by sq4you
Jeans look really good. Deets?Originally Posted by Hartmann
Originally Posted by sq4you
Problem w. Phaidon is the spine is bound to unravel, especially on the large volumes. I guess the point of my whole rant was that art books have democratized, now you can get 2-3/month instead of eating at McD even if you're a student. Back in the days having 200 books on photography was major commitment.Originally Posted by Fuuma
I agree, but I still fall hardest for those published for gallery exhibitions. Finding a good one of these seems to be just as hard now as it was twenty or thirty years ago. The runs are still extremely limited, perhaps more so, and the prices are high, for books at least.Originally Posted by mordecai
Some are also tragic pieces of graphic design that detract from the actual content.Originally Posted by Fuuma
Huh? Unless the book itself is a project for the artist, galleries don't usually invest much into publications, not even serifs.Originally Posted by mordecai
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