accordion publications

everything about accordion publications, with a special interest in artists' accordions. stephen perkins [perkins100@gmail.com]

Sunday, January 17, 2021

Kris Ruhs, Untitled Theatre, Richard Green Gallery, New York, 1986, ed. 300

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An accordion catalogue with hand-painted elements that echoes and mimics the form of an accordion that Ruhs published in connection with his...

Takashi Nemoto, Honeymoon, 2020, ed. 150 and Pakito Bolino, Bolturi, 2011, ed. 200

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Two very  sharp silkscreen books by the incomparable Le Dernier Cri based in Marseille. Aside from publishing a number of accordion books (s...
Thursday, January 14, 2021

Andrea Zhang, A Mere Gesture, 2020

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I received this powerful little accordion in the mail recently and below are the contents of the note that accompanied it. My name is Andrea...
Wednesday, December 16, 2020

The College Book Art Association (CBAA), Exploring The Artists' Accordion Book: Part 2, December, 2020

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FOLD: Artists' Accordion Books , Villa Terrace Museum, Milwaukee, WI, March 1 - June 3,  2018 I was recently asked to contribute a text ...
Tuesday, December 8, 2020

The College Book Art Association (CBAA), Exploring The Artists' Accordion Book: Part 1, December, 2020

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FOLD: Artists' Accordion Books , Villa Terrace Museum, Milwaukee, WI, March 1 - June 3,  2018 I was recently asked to contribute a text ...

Alexandra Exter, Panorama de la Côte, Flammarion, France, 1938/this edition date na

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This accordion was one in a set of three that were designed by Alexandra Exter (1882-1949), a Russian born artist who emigrated to France in...

Lothar Meggendorfer, Vor dem Thore (Outside the Gate), Verlag J.F.Schreiber, Germany, 1893/ca 1980

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A fun children's accordion by this bestselling children's book author from the turn of the century.   Depicted as one long street sc...
Monday, December 7, 2020

Hansjörg Mayer, alphabetenquadrate (alphabet squares), Edition rot #26, Stuttgart, Germany, 1966

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Editors: Max Bense and Elizabeth Walter,  52 issues, 1966-70, Stuttgart, Germany Edition rot was an artist's periodical that explored t...
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