The Gallery of Everything is London's first and only commercial space dedicated to non-academic and private art-making. The gallery's roster includes major historical master artists and newly discovered authors and creators. A British non-profit organisation, committed to the advancement, integration and celebration of artists and makers beyond the cultural mainstream.
Last year they presented an exhibition titled 'The Medium's Medium' a two part exploration into spiritualist and mediumistic art practices from the 19th century to the present day.
This is the catalogue which accompanied the exhibition and features drawings and paintings by a diverse range of authors, from established names to newer (re)discoveries. The catalogue is produced in the style of a 19th century pamphlet or chapbook as they are sometimes called.
Size is 210x165mm, portrait and is a 60pp 'self cover' which is saddle stitched. It is printed on our Redeem 100% Recycled 60gsm, which is a neutral white shade, which has the perfect tone for a 19th century publication and the 60gsm weight means it flows and flops perfectly...
It is printed offset litho throughout and the majority of pages are just printed in black only.
However, towards the middle of the publication, the drawings and paintings are reproduced with amazing clarity...
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Centre spread, below
A lovely feature is the use of copper wire for the saddle stitches:
The 60gsm weight is just perfect for the publication.
...and even though this is a 60pp, the thickness is only 2mm! and it doesn't 'gape' in the spine as a heavier paper would, as you can see in the below image.
Print is by
Identity Print, based in Paddock Wood with Paul Martin handling the project.
You can read more about the exhibition
here.
https://www.gallevery.com/
http://www.identityprint.co.uk
Posted by Justin Hobson 24.07.2020
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