¥3,800
Spector cut+paste: #1–4
This is a set of all four books in the series "cut+paste," published between 2001 and 2008 by Spector Books, a publisher based in Leipzig, Germany.
With this magazine, which marked the beginning of Spector Books, they combined text, images and typography in a unique format and began to explore the content-based aspects of visual design. They say that it taught them to balance artistic practice with public relations practice, and although it only lasted four issues, you can still see the humor and design that is the identity of the publisher today.
Contributor
Kathrin Röggla/Rimini Protokoll/Slavoj Žižek/Vladimir Sorokin/Tilo Schulz/Mark Hamilton/Christof Gassner/Olaf Nicolai/Aglaia Konrad/Thorsten Krämer/Gitte Villesen and more
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Title: Spector cut+paste: #1–4
Editor: Jan Wenzel/Markus Dreßen/Anne König/Tilo Schulz
Spector Books, 2014
427 pages (4 issues)
Text in English and German
Frist edition
ISBN: 9783944669045
¥3,800 -
Condition: Good/Bumped on the corners when imported. There is some damage such as corners being bumped during shipping, but it does not interfere with viewing.
With this magazine, which marked the beginning of Spector Books, they combined text, images and typography in a unique format and began to explore the content-based aspects of visual design. They say that it taught them to balance artistic practice with public relations practice, and although it only lasted four issues, you can still see the humor and design that is the identity of the publisher today.
Contributor
Kathrin Röggla/Rimini Protokoll/Slavoj Žižek/Vladimir Sorokin/Tilo Schulz/Mark Hamilton/Christof Gassner/Olaf Nicolai/Aglaia Konrad/Thorsten Krämer/Gitte Villesen and more
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Title: Spector cut+paste: #1–4
Editor: Jan Wenzel/Markus Dreßen/Anne König/Tilo Schulz
Spector Books, 2014
427 pages (4 issues)
Text in English and German
Frist edition
ISBN: 9783944669045
¥3,800 -
Condition: Good/Bumped on the corners when imported. There is some damage such as corners being bumped during shipping, but it does not interfere with viewing.