orton nate (9 risultati)

Saddle-stapled wraps. Condizione: Fine. Limited Edition. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾" One of 130 numbered copies. [20]pp., including the letterpress saddle-stapled color covers; xerox art throughout including a centerfoldout. A nice zine that 'explores the people and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest through drawing, writing and traditional as well as non-traditional printing and printmaking techniques' ~ Nate. This issue focuses on a basketball game between the Portland Trailblazers and The OK City Thunder (aka Seattle Super Sonics).

First edition. 8vo, wraps, die-cut and holograph title and authors names to wraps. The 31st installment of the my day series documents expressionist psychogeographer Orton and ecoconceptualist Ashby on twin kayaks moving up the Willamette River, the body of water dividing Portland, Oregon East from West. The first of the series to appear in the form of a perfect-bound book. New from publisher.

8vo, saddle stapled wraps, with found object housed in a "drug baggie" affixed to cover. The third printing, one of 60 numbered copies. Early issue of one of our favorite zines. Since 2005 Nate, often in collaboration with the poets James Yeary and Chris Ashby, has been documenting psychogeographical explorations of Portland and environs, often utilizing found materials on these walks in the drawing and printing of the zines. Highly recommended. New from the publisher.

First edition. 12mo, saddle-stapled wraps. With rubberstamped half-title page and CD tipped inside back cover. One of 250 numbered copies. New from the publisher.

8vo, 16 pp, iincluding covers. Offset printed with rubberstamped cover. First printing, one of 200 copies. Since 2005 Nate, often in collaboration with the poets James Yeary and Chris Ashby, has been documenting psychogeographical explorations of Portland and environs, often utilizing found materials on these walks in the drawing and printing of the zines. Highly recommended.

First edition. 8vo, 16 pp. Risographed in two colors by Kate Davis under The Sign of the Duplicate Spirit at the Sixes Bookshop, and collated by residents of Langlois and Port Orford. Published in an edition of 150 copies, 12 of which were lettered for collators. "This mostly wordless story is about the passenger existing in the suburbs south of Portland Oregon. Nightly he walks along OR HWY 99E devoted to the moon and other lights that lead his way down isolated and unprotected paths. The book was drawn in empty parking lots with handmade charcoal then later rearranged with packing tape." - Nate Orton. Nate Orton lives in Milwaukie, Oregon and is best known for his self-published book series, MY DAY, established in 2005, which explores the people and landscapes of the Pacific Northwest through drawing, writing and traditional as well as non-traditional printing and printmaking techniques. Nate regularly walks his city with sketchbook in tow documenting the common yet sometimes surreal scenes and situations he stumbles upon. Nate's work lives in collections as small as Portland's local independent book shops to as large as the Metropolitan Museum of Art Library in New York City. New from the publisher (that's us).

6 1/2 x 5", 24 pp, Relief prints with letterpress. First printing. one of 45 copies. Since 2005 Nate, often in collaboration with the poets James Yeary and Chris Ashby, has been documenting psychogeographical explorations of Portland and environs, often utilizing found materials on these walks in the drawing and printing of the zines. Highly recommended.

First edition. Hand-painted folder containg two hand-painted 8 pp. booklets, folded from one sheet. The 48th issue of one of our favorite zines. Since 2005 Nate, often in collaboration with the poets James Yeary and Chris Ashby, has been documenting psychogeographical explorations of Portland and environs, often utilizing found materials on these walks in the drawing and printing of the zines. New from the publisher.

Three zines, printed by offset, photocopy, and relief printing, with a folded title page, all housed in a folder with printed pastedown. One of 40 copies issued thus. This collection gathers 3 issues of My Day which took place on 82nd Ave in Portland, Oregon. Since 2005 Nate, often in collaboration with the poets James Yeary and Chris Ashby, has been documenting psychogeographical explorations of Portland and environs, often utilizing found materials on these walks in the drawing and printing of the zines. Highly recommended.