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Jeunesse dorée
Kate Cambor’s first book opens in 1914, the year France lurched from the opulence of the Gilded Age into the clamor of the modern world. Gone were the days when debutantes danced until dawn at… more →
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Jeunesse dorée
tsaari wrote 2 months ago: Kate Cambor’s first book opens in 1914, the year France lurched from the opulence of the Gil … more →
Breeeeeathe...
tsaari wrote 3 months ago: Lydia Peelle has given us a collection of stories so artfully constructed and deeply imagined they r … more →
Sotomayor
jasonurban wrote 4 months ago: Favianna Rodriguez, I Stand with Sotomayor Printeresting supports multilingual culture: ¡Muy printer … more →
Congolese Barfly--- 'Buzzzzz!'
tsaari wrote 6 months ago: Although its cultural and intertextual musings could fuel innumerable doctorates, the real meat of … more →
Newspaper Revival?
jasonurban wrote 7 months ago: Sunday morning seemed like a good time for this one. Here’s a link to Polish architect-turned- … more →
A Short Story Not To Be Under-Appreciated
tsaari wrote 7 months ago: I’m still going back over this collection of short stories and was captivated vividly by M … more →
SGC: Richard Noyce from Disturbed Places Panel
jasonurban wrote 8 months ago: At our request, writer/artist Richard Noyce has been kind enough to allow Printeresting to reproduce … more →
Martha Stewart Endorses Printmaking: Is This The Death Blow?
RL Tillman wrote 8 months ago: A little bird alerted me to today’s entry on the Martha Stewart Omnimedia Crafts Department bl … more →
This One's a Whopper!
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RL Tillman wrote 8 months ago: Laura Price at Art in the Age sent us an outraged email today. Art in the Age-Rage! You must go read … more →
An Atlas of Radical Cartography
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amze wrote 8 months ago: An Atlas of Radical Cartography is: A) a book b) a smart collection of maps and essays c) a travelin … more →
The First-Ever Printeresting Reader Poll!
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jasonurban wrote 8 months ago: Democracy in action at Printeresting. As if our comments section and gmail account weren’t eno … more →
Headed for CAA? Don't Miss This Panel
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amze wrote 9 months ago: I just got notice of this via the Southern Graphics email-list, for those of you not privy to this v … more →
Money Isn't Everything
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jasonurban wrote 9 months ago: Not only is this a pictureless post (boooorrring), but it also has the sad misfortune of following a … more →
Evolution of Print
jasonurban wrote 9 months ago: This is something I’ve been meaning to add for a few weeks now. It’s somewhat tangential … more →
In Memory...
tsaari wrote 9 months ago: “… darkness presses down early from the mountain… I must go to Nature disarmed o … more →
The Sun-bleached Future of Everyday Prints
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amze wrote 10 months ago: Desktop publishing and cheap full-color inkjet printers presented the promise of a people set free f … more →
Faux-Printeresting Tuesday: Uncle Ben's billboards
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RL Tillman wrote 10 months ago: This fall some quirky billboards popped up here in Baltimore. They featured a field of orange Uncle … more →
Post Holiday-New Year Detox...
tsaari wrote 10 months ago: It’s been one hell of a year, and right about now I’m desiring some good ‘hetero … more →
Obamagraphic of the Year
RL Tillman wrote 11 months ago: TIME magazine is getting some blowback for featuring a Shepard Fairey illustration on the cover of i … more →
