A few shots of our new Paper Hammer window on Second and Union in downtown Seattle, courtesy of Jeremy Linden:
The “Helvetica” and “Didot Bold” prints are oversized versions of our Typo coasters, featuring various classic serifs and san serifs. The six-packs are available in the shop.
The Dallas Art Fair invited Ed Marquand to join other artists and galleries in creating a window for the Dallas Neiman Marcus. Ed is in town for the fair, leading a talk Sunday, April 10 with University of Texas Press editor Allison Faust called, “How Do Books Make Art ‘Art’?” Ed talks about the window and how “books make art” in a video interview streaming on the Art This Week podcast, available here.
He took some great shots of the window yesterday:
Thanks to Michael Coy for recommending this brilliant stop motion short from artists Sean and Lisa Blonder Ohlenkamp:
Marquand Books is moving to a new space a stone’s throw from SAM, Pike Place Market, and Elliott Bay. You can follow our progress here.
Jeremy took a nice shot of the view from the window at his desk, facing Benaroya Hall. A couple of blocks down sits Pike Place Market on the tip of Elliott Bay.
Photo by Jeremy Linden
Marquand Books designs and produces fine illustrated books for art museums, galleries, trade publishers, artists, collectors, and architects.
