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Risograph masters
14 pages
44.5 x 29 cm
Spiral Bound
Signed & numbered
Edition of 100
2024 

Launch Date:
December 15th, 2024 during Riso Trash workshop at Printed Matter, New York

This book gives new life to used Riso masters—banana leaves fiber sheets normally tossed after printing. By laminating fragments of these ink-stained stencils, I captured the bold, layered colors of Riso in unexpected ways. Some pages show single tones, while others mix colors as they overlap.

Each book is one of a kind, serving as a sort of personal swatch book for Riso colors. Each book is unique! The photos here represent one unique book

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Printed in Risograph (5 colors)
44 pages
25 x 18.5 cm
Pamphlet Stitch Binding
Language: Visual, with texts in Yanomami, Spanish & English
2024 

Launch Date:
Saturday June 29 at 11.30am
At PROXYCO 121 Orchard St New York, NY

Please join us for the launch of Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe’s latest publication, “Ihirama”, accompanied by a closing walkthrough of the artist’s solo exhibition, led by curator and art historian Madeline Murphy Turner. We published Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe’s artists’ book, Ihirama, in collaboration with Galería Abra. This book presents a sequence of images from his series currently on view at the gallery. Copies of Ihirama will be available for purchase during the event.

Les esperamos el sábado 29 de junio a las 11.30 am en la Galería Proxyco en 121 Orchard Street para la presentación del último libro de artista de Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe, “Ihirama”, acompañado por una visita guiada de la exposición por la curadora e historiadora del arte Madeline Turner. Hemos publicado “Ihirama” en colaboración con la Galería Abra. El libro presenta un secuencia de imágenes de la serie que se encuentra expuesta actualmente en la galería. Habrá copias disponibles de la publicación durante el evento.

About the Author
Sheroanawe Hakihiiwe (Sheroana, 1971) is an indigenous Yanomami artist who lives and works between Caracas and Platanal, Venezuela. Beginning in the 90’s, Hakihiiwe has been developing a visual language that traces and memorializes indigenous landscapes, cosmogony, and ancestral traditions.

Hakihiiwe’s works are conceived as an expression of knowledge passed through generations and as a foundation that unites the ancestral with the present. As he aims to recover the oral memory of his people, the contemporary works of Hakihiiwe disrupts the linear time framework by having motifs of the past and present coexist with imagined futures.  — Dejá Belardo, 2024  (Assistant Curator – Visual Arts and Civic Programs, The Shed)

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Printed in Risograph (5 colors)
48 pages
25 x 14 cm
Pamphlet Stitch Binding
Language: English + Visual
2023

Launch Date:
We launched this book on September 23rd, 2023 at Printed Matter / St. Marks

Watch here the poetry reading, Q&A and a short acoustic set!

About the Author
Adam Green is an artistic polymath, known for his contributions as a songwriter, filmmaker, visual artist, and poet. He was a vital part of New York's downtown antifolk scene at the end of the 90s.

Get ready to immerse yourself in a world adventures that will leave you spellbound, from making love to an anthropomorphic storefront to navigating the labyrinthine bureaucracy of a vending machine's nightmare!