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Hardback. Condition: New. A Mistake Is A Beautiful Thing is published by Printed Matter in collaboration with LA-based Coloured Publishing. The new hardcover work is the latest from designer Yuri Ogita and artist Devin Troy Strother, and follows a companion installation by Coloured Publishing at Printed Matter earlier this year. The loosely organised collection of images - taken both by and of Devin and Yuri - offers an offhand perspective into the duo's daily life as artists and publishers. Accompanied by short and often humorous captions, the photographs (sometimes overlapping) are comprised of glimpses into studio life - collages in progress, unhung paintings, spilled paint - as well as other encountered objects - book covers, plants, and many dime bags. The work moves indiscriminately through its recurring motifs to build on a dialog that is irreverent but assured, examining art and its references, cultural phenomena and the experience of being a person of color in the US.

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A Mistake Is A Beautiful Thing is published by Printed Matter in collaboration with LA-based Coloured Publishing. The new hardcover work is the latest from designer Yuri Ogita and artist Devin Troy Strother, and follows a companion installation by Coloured Publishing at Printed Matter earlier this year.The loosely organised collection of images taken both by and of Devin and Yuri offers an offhand perspective into the duos daily life as artists and publishers. Accompanied by short and often humorous captions, the photographs (sometimes overlapping) are comprised of glimpses into studio life collages in progress, unhung paintings, spilled paint as well as other encountered objects book covers, plants, and many dime bags. The work moves indiscriminately through its recurring motifs to build on a dialog that is irreverent but assured, examining art and its references, cultural phenomena and the experience of being a person of color in the US. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Hardcover. Condition: New. A Mistake Is A Beautiful Thing Brand new item sourced directly from publisher. Packed securely in tight packaging to ensure no damage. Shipped from warehouse on same/next day basis.

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Softcover. Condition: Very Good. [ART]. Ed. Dustin Yellin. Contributors: Genesis P-Orridge, David Salle, Dorit Chrysler, Devin Troy Strother, et al. "Intercourse, Issue 4." Brooklyn, NY: Pioneer Works, 2016. English language. Softcover. Text with full-color images. 9.5 x 9.5 x 0.5 in. 24 x 24 x 1.5 cm. 24 oz. pp. 204. Some wear to covers. Front cover bows. Price in pencil on first page. Text clean. Very Good. ISBN: 9780990593577. ASIN: B01MYEUSC2."Sweater weather is turning into coat weather. The office dog is trying to steal your cough drops. Youâ??re becoming convinced that the only way to keep up with your creative practice is to cut all social ties. Intercourse will follow you down the rabbit hole. December 13 brings you Issue 4, packed with all things trippy and tropical, raunchy and rhythmical, mimetic and mobile. Between these not-too-glossy pages youâ??ll find our distinct combination of atypical prose, poetry, conversation and artwork. Critic Daniel Mendelsohn and artist David Salle discuss cultivating taste, the lead singers of theButthole Surfers and The Flaming Lips debate selling out, and marine biologist David Gruber and artist/historian Katherine McLeod explore the legacy of William Beebe and the future of deep sea exploration. Dan Graham reflects on the Zodiac, Matthew Niederhauser shares photos of ersatz architecture in China, Genesis P-Orridge lets us read h/er journals and Greg Kloehn builds and distributes single-occupancy houses to homeless friends. And if that isnâ??t enough to melt your winter malaise, Tom McCarthy shares thoughts on his new novel thatâ??s almost about Staten Island and Iain Boal traces the scourge of automobilism. And Devin Troy Strother sexes that rectangle.".

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Hardcover. Condition: new. Hardcover. A Mistake Is A Beautiful Thing is published by Printed Matter in collaboration with LA-based Coloured Publishing. The new hardcover work is the latest from designer Yuri Ogita and artist Devin Troy Strother, and follows a companion installation by Coloured Publishing at Printed Matter earlier this year.The loosely organised collection of images taken both by and of Devin and Yuri offers an offhand perspective into the duos daily life as artists and publishers. Accompanied by short and often humorous captions, the photographs (sometimes overlapping) are comprised of glimpses into studio life collages in progress, unhung paintings, spilled paint as well as other encountered objects book covers, plants, and many dime bags. The work moves indiscriminately through its recurring motifs to build on a dialog that is irreverent but assured, examining art and its references, cultural phenomena and the experience of being a person of color in the US. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.

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Hardback. Condition: New. A Mistake Is A Beautiful Thing is published by Printed Matter in collaboration with LA-based Coloured Publishing. The new hardcover work is the latest from designer Yuri Ogita and artist Devin Troy Strother, and follows a companion installation by Coloured Publishing at Printed Matter earlier this year. The loosely organised collection of images - taken both by and of Devin and Yuri - offers an offhand perspective into the duo's daily life as artists and publishers. Accompanied by short and often humorous captions, the photographs (sometimes overlapping) are comprised of glimpses into studio life - collages in progress, unhung paintings, spilled paint - as well as other encountered objects - book covers, plants, and many dime bags. The work moves indiscriminately through its recurring motifs to build on a dialog that is irreverent but assured, examining art and its references, cultural phenomena and the experience of being a person of color in the US.