Graphic Arts Future is an experimental publication and meta-catalog for our 2015 exhibition The Past is Stranger, the Future is a Guest at Texas State University. Through a series of essays and interviews, contributors Alexander Valentine, Edie Fake, Todd Irwin, Daniel Mellis, Julia V. Hendrickson, Katherine Young, and ourselves triangulate the contemporary state of the graphic arts and its relationship to technology, art, music, and story telling. The book is a accompanied by a 12” vinyl record of original music by Sonnenzimmer which hopes to illuminate the content of the book through the ears, rather than through the eyes.
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Graphic Arts Future
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By: Sonnenzimmer Book Contributors: Nick Butcher, Edie Fake, Julia V. Hendrickson, Todd Irwin, Daniel Mellis, Anders Nilsen, Nadine Nakanishi, Katherine Young, Alexander Valentine Editor: Lauren Weinberg LP Contributors: Music by Nick Butcher and Nadine Nakanishi with Keefe Jackson, Jordan Martins, Jason Roebke Recording: Mark Greenberg Mastering: Brian Labycz Date: 2015 Media: 11.5 x 11.5" 24 pp screen-printed book, 12" vinyl record, offset-printed box Edition: 100 Catalog number: SZ016 Exhibit history: Texas State University, San Marcos; The University of Tennessee at Chattanooga Collections: Robert B. Haas Family Arts Library, Yale University Library, CT; John M. Flaxman Library: Joan Flasch Artists' Book Collection, School of the Art Institute Chicago, IL