Leporellos

<n>Booki.sh</n> brand identity leaflet designed by <n>A Friend Of Mine</n> with illustrations by <n>Stuart McLachlan</n>.

Produced by the artist, 2021Hand-made by the artist with cutouts from wheat pastes, spray painted paper and pencilOpen size: 37.7 x 6.7 in | 96 x 17 cmClosed size: 4.7 x 6.7 in | 12 x 17 cmEach piece in series is unique, numbered, and signed by the artist
About the artist:Born in Beirut, and working New York - Rhea Karam's work focuses on deconstructing the urban landscape with an emphasis on public walls and the role they play in our daily lives. The enriching dialogue created around and upon walls allow her to explore various themes such as history, displacement, identity, communication, architecture and the environment. Although mainly photographic, her practice also includes painting, silkscreen, wheat pasting and a particular appreciation for creating unique, limited edition artist books.

Rhea Karam - Leporellos (Assorted)

The zine <n>Made Obscure: The Visual Maze</n> by <n>Tum Wuthipol Uj.</n> explores Bangkok's Chinatown.

Leporellos et livres objets | MAMC, Musée d&#039;art moderne et contemporain, Saint-Étienne Métropole

leporello

Arthur.io • A Digital Museum

Etel Adnan — Leporellos — Lelong & Co Gallery — Exhibition

black (w)hole leporello &#8211; Nele Ströbel

LEPORELLO, LE LIVRE FRISE… OBJET D’ART… mais pas que…

<n>Spek</n>, a publication by <n>Claudia Rebeca Lorenzo</n> for <n>Caniche Editorial</n>. Photo by <n>Jaime del Corro</n>.

From Artscoops, Etel Adnan, Leporello (1984), Watercolour and oil sticks on paper, 17 × 117.5 cm