Big Jump Press
Letterpress-printed, hand-bound limited-edition artists' books, prints and broadsides exploring themes of transformation, translation and shifting perspective.
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Makers treating the book as a sculptural, conceptual art form. 46 presses.
Letterpress-printed, hand-bound limited-edition artists' books, prints and broadsides exploring themes of transformation, translation and shifting perspective.
Hand-made, single-poem letterpress books in very small editions, printed from metal type on an 1895 Albion handpress and illustrated by the printer using linocut, engraving, etching, aquatint and watercolour.
A private press and printmaking workshop producing limited-edition artist's books and prints, and teaching intaglio, block printing, wood engraving and letterpress.
The first U.S. nonprofit dedicated to the book as an art object, supporting the field through education, studio access, exhibitions and preservation, and publishing letterpress chapbooks, broadsides and limited-edition artists' books.
Hand-printed limited-edition artist's books in which letterpress type and original etchings are each printed separately by hand.
Contemporary letterpress practice using only traditional wood and metal type, hand-composed and printed to make fine-press books, broadsides and typographic limited editions.
Letterpress and offset editions of poetry, artists' books, and titles on typography and the book arts.
Chad Pastotnik's letterpress and intaglio private-press and artists' books using handset type, wood engravings, and fine binding.
Finely produced illustrated books and artist editions rooted in mid-century design and auto-lithography, printed with craft methods and plant-based inks.
Run by Nick Gill, combining a fine press releasing limited-edition artists' books and prints with a typefoundry casting new metal type and supplying hot-metal typesetting for letterpress printers.
A long-established independent publisher of fine artists' books and limited-edition prints, produced in collaboration with leading artists and writers.
Independent publisher of finely produced illustrated editions of classic and contemporary literature, with specially designed bindings, commissioned illustration, and hand-numbered limited editions.
Letterpress artists' books, broadsides and prints made with traditional techniques including linocut and woodcut, in English and German.
Letterpress-printed limited-edition artists' books, broadsides, and collaborative projects set in metal type, emphasizing handcraft and slow media.
Hand-set letterpress artists' books that combine rigorous research with traditional printing and typography.
Fine limited-edition illustrated books for adults, working with noted illustrators such as Ronald Searle, Rigby Graham and Miriam Macgregor.
Fine-press letterpress editions, poetic broadsides, and artists' books combining letterpress typography with mixed media; known for recovering the legacy of colonial printer Mary Katharine Goddard.
Landmark fine-press and artists'-book maker known for letterpress work, innovative non-adhesive bindings, and the use of dyed paper-pulp illustrations.
Letterpress books, broadsides, and typography workshops set from metal and wood type, including experimental, collaborative, and politically engaged book-arts projects.
Large-format limited-edition artist's books reproducing Leslie Gerry's bold, flat-colour digital paintings, issued in deluxe, regular, and miniature editions.
Fine illustrated letterpress limited editions on themes of voyaging, issued in signed and numbered runs.
One of the largest comprehensive book-arts centers in the United States, with letterpress, papermaking and bookbinding studios, galleries and a retail shop of hand-printed work.
Felicia Rice's press publishing innovative letterpress artists' books, broadsides, and prints, with particular emphasis on Chicanx and Latinx voices.
Publishing collaborative letterpress fine-press editions and artists' books with high-quality book design and production.
Experimental letterpress and artists' books using variable editions and unconventional printing techniques; developer of the experimental 'Threshold Alphabet' typeface system.
Carolee Campbell's handset letterpress fine-press editions of contemporary poetry, printed on a Vandercook Universal I and noted for experimental book structures.
Letterpress limited editions, broadsides, and artists' books of classical texts and contemporary poetry, often featuring wood engravings.
Letterpress artists' books and fine-press editions by Rebecca Chamlee, frequently inspired by botanical and natural-history subjects.
Academic letterpress and book-arts studio that designs, hand-sets, and prints limited-edition books, broadsides, and posters, dedicated to teaching the histories and arts of the book.
Letterpress limited editions and artists' books hand-set from wood and metal type, plus postcards, coasters, and hand-printed ephemera; Dikko Faust hand-sets type while Esther K. Smith edits, designs, and hand-sews the books.
The publishing imprint of the Arizona State University School of Art, producing limited-edition handmade books and letterpress prints. It houses the Antonia and Adam Petko Type and Press Collection, described as the largest collection of type at any institution of higher education in North America, including an 1834 Columbian press.
Letterpress-printed, handmade limited-edition books and broadsides featuring poets writing in English and Spanish, in both traditional and experimental formats.
The studio and imprint of artist-printer David Armes, working primarily in letterpress to produce prints, artists' books and installations in the South Pennines.
Letterpress artist's books and original metal typefaces, including the 'Artless Lemur' craft series of books about printing and book arts.
A nonprofit book-arts center offering letterpress, bookbinding and artists'-book workshops, exhibitions and residencies. Its Small Plates imprint issues 4-inch-square handmade letterpress artists' books in signed and numbered editions of 100 copies.
A teaching letterpress at Scripps College where students hand-set metal type and letterpress-print collaborative limited-edition artists' books, typically in editions of about 100 copies, each semester. The press uses the exclusive Scripps College Old Style typeface designed for it by Frederic W. Goudy in 1941.
A private press devoted to livres d'artistes combining hand-set type, original illustration and hand binding.
Letterpress artist books, broadsides, and ephemera in which typography plays a central role; proprietor Jessica Spring co-created the Dead Feminists series and invented Daredevil Furniture for setting type in curves and angles.
A Dublin fine-art print and editioning studio working with leading Irish and international artists on etchings, carborundum prints and limited-edition books, equipped with a restored letterpress.
Hand-made artist's books that combine letterpress text, original etchings and other printmaking, and fine binding, all made by the artist herself.
Handmade letterpress books and prints blending traditional bookmaking with contemporary materials, focused on poetry and the visual and tactile experience of the page.
Award-winning publisher of fine-press artist books made with traditional printing methods in collaboration with letterpress printers and fine binders.
Individually designed illustrated books combining art and literature, including poetry and works of local interest to Reading.
A graduate program in making books by hand, offering a 60-credit MFA covering letterpress printing, typography, hand bookbinding, hand papermaking and book history. It describes itself as the oldest dedicated book-making program of its kind in the country.
An interdisciplinary arts-and-research program offering an MFA in Book Arts, with letterpress, papermaking, bookbinding and lettering studios supporting the creative production of fine press and artists' books.
University letterpress press producing limited-edition fine-press works by contemporary New Zealand writers and artists on historic presses, alongside book-arts teaching and heritage-type projects.