A reworking of one of my earliest screen prints, this version is much more colorful, and gives a little bit of 21st century spark to these old-time workers.
Printed by the amazing Jesse Purcell and Repetitive Press in Toronto.
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Posts by Josh MacPhee
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264: African Writers Series in Lapham’s Quarterly
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I excited that I’ve just had a piece I wrote on the social and design histories of Heinemann’s African Writers Series published on the Lapham’s Quarterly website. I’m planning on…
New Website for Interference Archive
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