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Do Sit Down, 1991. Practical advice for the perpetual worry-wort cascades from the seat of a miniature chair. Photocopied in two colors, the text unfolds from inside a painted, museum board chair. Packaged in plastic box. 3 ¾"H x 2"W.30 copies. $350.
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El taco de ojo (Easy on the Eye), 2000. A cardboard taco shell is stuffed with seven filling-shaped foamy pages with silk-screened text panels that carry sayings about food, hunger, and desire in Spanish on one side and English on the other. 3 ¾"H x 6"W. Custom crafted box. 48 copies. $225.
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Emil's
Garden, 1991. A guided tour through
bas-relief landscapes of exotic foliage inhabited by untamed creatures.
Eight painted papier-mâché panels cast from original
wood carvings are backed with bookcloth. Gocco printed text. Lamp
chain binding. 3"H x 4 ¾"W. 12 copies. $740.
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Flights
of Fancy, 2002. Brings pages to life with dramatic dangling illustrations that swing
into action when the book opened. The 6 ½" square concertina
structure extends over three feet and employs more than 60 stencils
to create the text, borders and fanciful creatures. The message is
a call to soar above obstacles that limit the human spirit. Custom-crafted
clam shell box by Carolyn Chadwick. 15 copies. $575.
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Mosaic, 1992 The chances for a relationship change as pages turn and mosaic
tiles move to cover one message and reveal a new idea. Gocco printing
on handmade paper, piano-hinge binding. 2 1/2H x 2 3/4W.
20 copies. $650.
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New
York City Transit, 1997.
A ten-panel tunnel book expands to create a diorama of every major
Manhattan land-mark. Actual New York City subway and bus transit maps
are incorporated as side-hinges. 4"H x 6"W, opens to 10"D.
Decorated manilla box. 15 copies. $465.
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River of Stars, 1994. Poetic text follows a dream journey down a celestial waterway. Text and letterpress printing by Julie Chen with an unfolding three-dimensional structure of interlocking concertina folds devised by Ed Hutchins. 2 7/8"H x 2 ¾"W, opens to 24"L. Slipcase. 100 copies. $350.
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Star Book, 2005.
Unfolding petal pages create a celestial pathway for a text describing
a stellar friendship. Gocco printed on Environment Parchment with
stickers, sequins, brass charms, buttons, brads, glow-in-the-dark
stick-ons, lenticular panels, foamy shapes, puffed fabric, and stamped
images added. Hardcover with eight unfolding double-page spreads. 2¾"
square. Clamshell box. 32 copies. $430.
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Twisted,
1992 Attempts to twist an individual to conform turn to
a confirmation of individual expression. Bound so pages automatically
advance as covers are twisted. Gocco printed on recycled paper. 3
square. 50 copies. $680.
The University of Michigan is looking for a Special Donor to purchase this last copy of Twisted for their University Library. If you wish to help with this important project, contact the University Library Development Office at: http://www.lib.umich.edu/giving/wishlist.html
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Wanted
Posters, 2002. Miniature posters
soliciting help addressing social ills fit in pocket pages that
are offset printed on three colors of 8½" x 11"
cardstock. The parts are cut out and exchanged to create each multi-colored
book. 2 ¾"H x 2"W. Open Edition. $15
This
is such a brilliant concept. It makes me smile every time I look
at it. It has something to do with the compactness of the thing
and it tight intellectual content. Brilliant.
--Robyn Sassenm, abexchange
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Words
for the World, 1995. Supportive
messages in English and many other languages are commercially silk-screened
on sharpened pencils to encourage the writing of new messages. 15
pencils, text folder, and brightly printed tin case. 3"H x 6"W.
250 copies. $35.
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World
Peace, 1991, 2000. A round
book that divides into quadrants to comment on obstacles to global
unification: Ignorance, Hunger, Poverty and Intolerance. Gocco printed
with hand-coloring and pop-ups added. 3 ½"diameter. Plastic
container. Second impression of 50 copies. $325.
In
a time of parades and fireworks, the real problems of this world
have yet to be solved, namely the ones so exquisitely depicted in
this tour de force by Hutchins. --Umbrella Magazine, June 1991
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Show
Catalogs & Ephemera |
Design,
Construct, Engage, 2003. The catalog
is a 16-page single-sheet book that can also be opened to a 34"H
x 22"W poster. Inside the catalog there is an introduction by
Gabrielle Fox and four essays that include John Cutrones straight-from-the-gut
approach to design, Alisa Goldens view of the production process
as a personal journey, and Joe DAmbrosio discovery that aberration
is an effective way to engage the reader. There is also an artist
statement and information on the sponsoring venues. Running along
the bottom of each page are color pictures of the books in the show,
construction shots and personal snapshots of the artist. The poster
features additional color book photos and a complete list of all 60
books in the exhibition.
The
Design/Construct/Engage catalog (cut and folded into 16 pages) may
be ordered for $20 (postage and handling included). The poster
version (uncut, no score marks) can be ordered for $20 (postage
and handling included):
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Editions
Sampler, 2002.A set of 24 color postcards
showing the development and the range of artist books produced by
Editions since 1989. Printed cardstock envelope. 4"H x 6"W.
Open Edition $20.
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Gadzooks,
Pages Alive!, 2002.
A show of 36 books showing how pages can be brought to life using
a variety of techniques. Includes a spinner, two pop-ups, foldout
pages and tipped-in color photo. Offset printed with gocco, stamping,
and stenciling added. 4¼" square. 350 copies $15.
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Mystery
of the Magic Box, 1995. Award-winning catalog designed by Edward H. Hutchins for a show
of artist boxes at the Anchorage Museum of History & Art. A
single sheet of paper is die-cut and folded into a box with 56 pages
of text, colorful illustrations, a pop-up, a door that opens and
several fold-outs. In collaboration with David Edlefsen, Julie Decker
& Barbara Mauriello. 3½" square. $35.
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Stand
and Deliver: Engineering Sculpture into a Book Format, 2003. Upon opening, a pop-up explodes from the center, and two booklets
pushed out from each side. The Show Booklet includes an introduction,
background stories, and an interactive CD. The Gallery Booklet includes
color photos and short descriptions for all 52 books in the show.
Julie Sadler designed the CD that features additional photographs,
artist statements, sound effects, and several short movie clips. Kyle
Olman was the paper engineer. 6"H x 7"W. 950 copies. $40.
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Thinking
Editions, 1999. A ten-year retrospective
of the books of Editions hosted by the Houghton Library at Harvard
University. The catalog has three sections: 16 text pages with an
interview, essay, photo and information on the artist, a series
of eight woven flexagon pages describing all 60 books, and a pocket
with three color postcards. Printed envelope. Includes a bonus copy
of the revolving flexagon book list for the show. 6"H x 4 1/4"W. $20.
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place an order,
You may use Paypal via Ed(at)ArtistBooks.com
or send a check (see Shipping below) to:
Ed Hutchins
30 Fleetwood Ave, #1J
Mount Vernon, NY 10552
phone: 914-663-9366
Shipping charges:
$3 for 1st book, $1 for additional books up to $5 total
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