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Typewriter Art by Barrie Tullett

I absolutely love this book. Typewriter art is an absolutely underappreciated art movement. This book reveals the incredible richness and creativity of this almost foregone art technique.

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Thanks for sharing, Anna. Looks like an absolutely stunning and gorgeous book 👀

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Thank you, Tim! I'm sure @paul-prudence already has it :)). I actually saw it first in @schwittlick's amazing studio library...

Just ordered a used copy of this gem from the UK. Going to arrive in 14 days, can't wait. Thanks so much for sharing 🙏

Hey guys! I immediately remembered Paul's work! And I could not imagine that this is a separate direction with a certain history. It would be great to look through this book, thnx!

There was an exhibition someone shared a few months ago, mostly about typewriter art. I remember the images to be absolutely mind-blowing 🤯

I'll share some gems from it. I also didn't know that typewriter art was a way of political resistance in the former Eastern block. Such an actual topic sadly again.I don't have this book yet, but it's on my wishlist: