Difference between revisions of "Vice Versa Press"
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| − | ''' | + | '''Vice Versa Press''' [http://www.viceversapress.com/] is an independent printing and publishing entity that specializes in releasing zines, designing show flyers, producing fine art prints, and conceptualizing paper goods. Founded in 2008 by Julia Arredondo [http://www.juliaarredondo.com/], Vice Versa Press is a traveling entity that produces work '''on the road''' allowing each edition to be site-specific. Topics of interest include contemporary poetry, Chicano art, punk graphic design, and sub-cultural discourse. |
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| − | + | Vice Versa Press has collaborated and released work by artists and poets including Ricardo Vicente Jose Ruiz [http://www.ricardo-ruiz.com/], Frances 'Honey' Driscoll [http://pleasureboatstudio.com/Books/Frances_Driscoll.html], Ellene Glenn Moore [http://www.elleneglennmoore.com/], and Paul Schmidt [https://instagram.com/warholics/]. Collaborations are onset by partnerships formed during residency in various parts of the United States. | |
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Revision as of 15:43, 6 July 2015
Vice Versa Press [1] is an independent printing and publishing entity that specializes in releasing zines, designing show flyers, producing fine art prints, and conceptualizing paper goods. Founded in 2008 by Julia Arredondo [2], Vice Versa Press is a traveling entity that produces work on the road allowing each edition to be site-specific. Topics of interest include contemporary poetry, Chicano art, punk graphic design, and sub-cultural discourse.
Collaborations
Vice Versa Press has collaborated and released work by artists and poets including Ricardo Vicente Jose Ruiz [3], Frances 'Honey' Driscoll [4], Ellene Glenn Moore [5], and Paul Schmidt [6]. Collaborations are onset by partnerships formed during residency in various parts of the United States.
