Art Metropole

17 - 19 Nov. 2006

NY Art Book Fair '06

Participant

Stephen Ellwood

Offsite Location

MoMA PS1, 22-25 Jackson Ave, Long Island City, NY

In this Series

18 Nov. 2006
Book signing with Stephen Ellwood

Art Metropole is pleased to announce that we will participate in the inaugural NY Art Book Fair from November 17-19 2006. Art Metropole will be selling books and multiples as well as hosting a signing on November 18th at 3:00PM by celebrated artist Stephen Ellwood in promotion of his book This Is What It Feels Like To Be Like This published by Art Metropole in 2005.

Presented by Printed Matter, The NY Art Book Fair is the first annual fair of contemporary art books, art catalogues, artists’ books, art periodicals, and ‘zines offered for sale by over 70 international publishers, booksellers, and antiquarian dealers.

Stephen Ellwood’s work uses language as a means for creating narratives and indexes in various formats, including video, books, posters, cards, wall works, and temporary installations. Typeset or handwritten on the wall, the words double as drawings, using language as a stand-in, and freestanding narratives, gleaned from hermetic and social experiences. Born in 1973, Stephen Ellwood lives and works in New York.

28 - 30 Sep. 2007
NY Art Book Fair '07

24 - 26 Oct. 2008
NY Art Book Fair '08

02 - 04 Oct. 2009
NY Art Book Fair '09

04 - 07 Nov. 2010
NY Art Book Fair '10

29 Sep. - 02 Oct. 2011
NY Art Book Fair '11

Art Metropole is pleased to announce that we will participate in the inaugural NY Art Book Fair from November 17-19 2006. Art Metropole will be selling books and multiples as well as hosting a signing by celebrated artist Stephen Ellwood.

Presented by Printed Matter, the NY Art Book Fair is the first annual fair of contemporary art books, art catalogues, artists’ books, art periodicals, and ‘zines offered for sale by over 70 international publishers, booksellers, and antiquarian dealers.

Born in 1973, Stephen Ellwood lives and works in New York.

Ellwood’s work uses language as a means for creating narratives and indexes in various formats, including video, books, posters, cards, wall works, and temporary installations. Typeset or handwritten on the wall, the words double as drawings, using language as a stand-in, and freestanding narratives, gleaned from hermetic and social experiences.

Images

1: Signed Joseph Beuys poster 1979, Ronald Feldman Fine Arts New York USA, 126 x 95 x cm.
3: Emma Kay, Disaster Series: 1997, 120 x 84 x cm.
4: Self published New York United States.
5: Self published, New York United States.

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