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A traveling book arts and zine show.
Curious about the set up and structure of Liber Mundi? Check out PULP ATLAS, it’s predecessor!
The basic setup of Liber Mundi -- xx number of artists make xx number edition size of a work, exchanges finished work with all participating artists, artist then exhibitions/shares/displays/presents their collected set of xx works -- came directly from PULP ATLAS.
Pulp Atlas was recently at the Philly Art Book Fair. Was great to show the books off and talk to people afterwards during our Pub Talks.
Pub Talks should definitely continue as a Pulp Atlas tradition.
This Saturday! There are rumors gallery and artist folks will be in attendance talking up some upcoming artist book and zine open calls in Philly! Come out, find out, and bring your ideas, too. Let's make stuff happen.
Pulp Atlas had a great book show and discussion at The Reanimation Library on March 21st, 2015. Vanessa Roveto, J. Pascoe, and Christopher Kadambikis read from their books and talked about self-publishing, distribution, and how books function out there in the world.
Thank you to Andrew Beccone for hosting us at the Library and to Max Schumann from Printed Matter for moderating the discussion!
One Night Only! PULP ATLAS at The Reanimation Library in Brooklyn! Come see myself, Christopher Kardambikis, and Vanessa Roveto talk about our work AND see the collections at the library. So. Many. Books.
Next up for PULP ATLAS: The Reanimation Library on Saturday, March 21st! Come by at 7pm to hear Christopher Kardambikis, J. Pascoe, and Vanessa Roveto talk about books and zines and making books and zines!!
Parables For City Living. Risograph. 7"x8.5"x.125." Edition of 50.
Made as part of pulpatlas and printed by issuepress
The next PULP ATLAS event will be a one-night book viewing from 6—9pm this Thursday, February 12th, at Thunder-Sky, Inc. gallery in Cincinnati, Ohio! All 12 of the artists' books will be on display, in addition to a small selection of prints and zines created by PULP ATLAS artists. Please join us!
Thunder-Sky, Inc. is a non-profit gallery that aims to preserve the legacy of the late artist Raymond Thunder-Sky, and to keep his memory and vision alive. It does this not only by touting his talents in various ways and showing and archiving his work, but also by encouraging and providing an exhibition space for other unconventional artists and those who collaborate with them. For more info, visit http://raymondthundersky.org/
