WELL PILGRIM, it's been 40 years and a whole passel of miles...

Landfall Press is pleased to announce the publication of an unbound portfolio of prints commemorating the past 40 years of  publishing.  The 40th Anniversary Portfolio pays homage to the unique process of collaboration between artist and printer.  In particular, it commemorates the long standing relationships initiated during Landfall’s past four decades. 

The portfolio presents new editions by six artists: Charles Arnoldi , Lesley Dill , Jiha Moon , Kay Rosen , Allen Ruppersburg and Peter Saul.

The six prints from the portfolio will be debuted at the Editions/Artists’ Books Fair 2010  in New York; displaying the vibrancy, technical bravura, and wide-ranging imagery for which Landfall had been recognized: Charles Arnoldi’s vigorously marked  intaglio Arsenal, Lesley Dill’s iconic free standing lithograph Rapture’s Germination, and a cross cultural tour de force by  Jiha Moon weaving traditional Asian imagery with American Pop Culture . Kay Rosen’s new lithograph Only, Lonely not only comments on the alienation felt in these troubled times but echoes of  Roy Orbison’s hit of the past.Allen Ruppersburg  contributes The Top Ten Historical Similarities (and Differences) Between Prints and Photographs based on found photographs juxtaposed with wry observation.  Peter Saul’s first collaborations with Landfall date back to the 1970’s and true to form, Peter’s latest effort reflects his still skewed outlook on the world.

The entire portfolio will be completed this year. A portfolio consists of one print of each of the six artists represented.  There are 40 portfolios in the edition.The portfolio is priced at $10,000. To secure your purchase, a 25% deposit is required. The balance is due upon the portfolio’s completion Shipping will be billed separately. Please contact Landfall Press for more information at 505.982.6625 or email us at info@landfallpress.com.

Charles Arnoldi "Arsenal"

Jiha Moon"Untitled"

Kay Rosen "Only/Lonely"

Peregrine Honig on BRAVO TV!

It's time! After many months of secrecy, it has been revealed that Peregrine Honig has been chosen as one of the 14 contestants to compete for a solo show at a nationally recognized museum in the first season of Bravo TV's new reality show Work of Art: The Next Great Artist. Stay tuned and check out Peregrine's Artist Bio.

Season premiere: Wednesday, June 9th, 2010 at 9:00PM. Please check your local listings.

NOW AVAILABLE!

Peregrine Honig has been printing with Landfall Press, Inc. for over ten years.  Her ideas and images challenge issues of beauty and social hierarchies.  Honig’s recent collaboration with Landfall, Widow, deals with the complex culture of the fashion industry. 

Widow, is published in the format of a glossy one-volume fashion magazine and will include an audio component (the final studio recording of Jimmy Carl Black, the drummer from Captain Beefheart and Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention), 186 images of her work, essays, a poster, and photographed portraits. The first 500 (the Deluxe Edition) will include a reading glove by the designer Peggy Noland, Widow draws lines between the fashion industry and the fine art world and will be available as a limited edition of 1500. This unique venture has never been done before by any fine art publisher.

DELUXE EDITION: $700 plus shipping and handling
STANDARD EDITION: $600 plus shipping and handling

Check it out!

Please visit Widow Magazine for more images.

See Alice Thorsons's article in Kansas City Star

See Art Tattler's Widow Commentary

More prints available!

JUDY CHICAGO
Working on second series of 7 prints

This Retrospective in a Box will include seven iconic images. Individually sold prints will be available at a pre-publication price of $2,500. The pre-publication price will be available until the completion of each individual edition whereas the price will then be $3,500. For pre-publication reserves, please contact the gallery.
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#30! COLLABORATION

Charles M. Schulz met Christo and Jeanne-Claude in 1975. Two years later, Schulz memorialized Christo's work in a daily strip depicting a wrapped Snoopy house. With mutual admiration, Christo took the Schulz comic from a 1978 strip to reality in 2004 with his Wrapped Snoopy House Project at the Charles M. Schulz Museum and Research Center in Santa Rosa, California.

"Wrapped Snoopy House, Project for Charles M. Schulz Museum" will mark the 30th collaboration between Christo, Jeanne-Claude and Landfall Press. The lithograph /collage, inspired by the popular pooch, measures 24 1/8 inches by 21 5/8 inches with an edition size of 250. These will be offered at $5,500.00 each. The image debuted at the 2004 IFPDA Print Fair in NYC.
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PRICE INFORMATION

We now list print prices on the web site. You will find them listed on the artist's pages and also in the Inventory section of the web site. As always, prices and print availability are subject to change without notice. Please call or email us for more information on purchasing prints.

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