We’re celebrating the release of Ricky Powell’s latest photo book, The Individualist, with his world famous slideshow at Le Bain, at the Standard Highline Hotel in NYC.
When: Wednesday, Sept 6th / 9-11pm
Where: Le Bain – discotheque and rooftop bar
Top Floor of the Standard Highline Hotel
848 Washington St., NYC 10014
Brought to you in partnership with 1XRun and the Standard Hotel
Join Todd Blubaugh for a beer and chat at Burg & Schild at Rosa-LuxembergStrasse, 3 in Berlin on July 5th, starting at 6:30. He’ll be signing copies of his fantastic book “Too Far Gone”.
Steven Heller offers high praise for VanderLans’ latest photography book Still Lifes, U.S.A in his interview with Rudy for The Daily Heller. “Rudy is a modern-day Walker Evans with a touch of vintage Edward Ruscha thrown in, yet totally his own.” In the interview VanderLans offers some fascinating insight into his approach to photography as a designer.
Irenebrination recently wrote a beautiful review of Shelter, a new book by artist Moki. The review captures the complex messages of Shelter as well as the novel style of Moki’s woody artistic creations.
Read the review here to learn more about the profound metaphors of Shelter and the wood-centric practice of artist and author, Moki.
Purchase Shelter, an artistic meditation on human refuge and sanctuary, at Gingko Press.
ChopCult, a blog for bikers and motorcycle junkies, just published an interview with Todd Blubaugh, author of Too Far Gone. ChopCult opines, “When he showed me some of his work from the book, I couldn’t believe the creativity in both his words and photos.”
The article details Blubaugh’s personal journey down the west coast after the death of a close friend. ChopCult’s interview captures the beauty of his photographic memoir and its resonance for bikers.
Purchase Too Far Gone, a snapshot of American motorcycle culture, at Gingko Press.
OBEY: Earth Crisis, a two-volume collection of 25 years of Shepard Fairey’s environmentally-focused work, has just arrived in our warehouse all the way from France courtesy of French publisher Editions Albin Michel. This substantial bilingual set (Engl./French) features two volumes packaged together in a slipcase; Volume One includes over 100 pages encapsulating Fairey’s entire catalog of environmentally themed work, while Volume Two is a massive board-bound 10-print set, with prints suitable for display either intact or as frame-worthy stand alone pieces.
Also available now are several others of Albin Michel’s high-quality bilingual contemporary street art titles: C215, a monograph on the titular prolific French artist, and the stunning collections Djerbahood and Tour Paris 13. Find them now at Gingko Press!
Roger Gastman’s documentary “Wall Writers: Graffiti in its Innocence” returns to New York on Wednesday, March 22, 6:30 pm, with a showing at the Museum of the City of New York. Tickets are $12+ and only $10 for members, and they say “The companion book, Wall Writers: Graffiti in Its Innocence, will be available for sale – and signing! – following the program.” According to the museum, “director Roger Gastman will join legendary graffiti writers MIKE-171, Wicked Gary, and COCO 144 for a talkback” after the film, and it will be introduced by curator Sean Corcoran.
The screening is part of the museum’s Smile, It’s Your Close Up: New York’s Documentaries series, which “zooms in on key moments, individuals, and communities across the five boroughs to pose the question, ‘What makes New York New York?'” Visit the event page here for more information.
We will be at the London Book Fair from March 14 to 16 this week, presenting again with our friends at Turnaround Publisher Services at Stand 6A20. Stop by to see the great new titles we have upcoming for 2017 and say hello to our team!
Catherine Harvey’s global book tour celebrating her new work Stay With Me: The Most Creative Hotel Brands in the World begins tonight in New York City, in FIT’s Dubinsky Student Center. The Love Your Library Event is free and open to the public, and the book will be available for presale. Learn more about the event at FIT’s website here.
Stay With Me, which features a global selection of the best and most creative hotel branding, interior design and brand identities in recent years, will be available May 2017 from Gingko Press.
British film magazine Cinema Retro recently caught up with Adam Newell, author of The Art of the B-Movie Poster, for an interview about the book and the art of hunting and collecting vintage film posters. Read the interview here to learn a bit about Newell’s own evolution as a poster collector, the process of putting the book together, and even a few tips on how to store your own B-movie art.
The Art of the B-Movie Poster is Newell’s collection of over 1,000 incredible posters from low-budget films from the 1940s, 50s, 60s, and 70s. A loving tribute to the artwork and artists that brought biker gangs, jungle girls, James Bond rip-offs and reefer heads to life for audiences around the world, The Art of the B-Movie Poster is currently available from Gingko Press.