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Monday 4 June 2012
Minute
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Thanks to 'we love your books' I have been playing with food again for this year's minute theme. The best natural colours and strongest printing shapes are from the best and freshest fruit and vegetables - the things that are really good for you. Hence the title 'from minute to almost immortal' is for a small book about growth.
Christine Tacq Books in the Collection of:
Mount Holyoke College (complete collection)
Birmingham City Library
The Borough of Milton Keynes
The British Library
Eton School Library
The Getty Centre for the History of Arts & Humanities
Harold B. Lee Library, BYU University
Jen Library, Savannah, Georgia
Leeds University Library
Manchester Metropolitan Library
Northampton University
Ohio University Library
Oxford Brookes University
Penrose Library, University of Denver
Rhode Island School of Design
The Royal Academy of Art Library, London
The University of Chicago
The University of Los Angeles
University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia
The University of Vermont Library
University of Southern California
Vanderbilt University Library
The Victoria and Albert Museum
Willard Marriot Library, Utah
The Women's Library, LSE
Bibliotheque National de France, Paris
Washington University St Louis
Cardiff Metropolitan University Library
The Bodleian Library
Leonie Lachlan Books in the Collection of
Victoria & Albert Museum
British Library
Cardiff Metropolitan University Library
Tim Sayer Collection
Oxford Brookes University Library
p's & q's press
- Christine Tacq
- The p’s & q’s press prints mainly intaglio and letterpress books, also small books using new technologies, always in search of more expressive combinations of image and text. Recent publications include collaborations, translations, anthologies and other collections. The press was established in 1999. The first book by the artist was The Monkeys’ Dream (1991). Christine Tacq completed a BA at Kingston College of Art and was awarded a French government Fine Art Scholarship to spend the following year etching at the Atelier run by Johnny Friedlaender in Paris. Christine continued printmaking at Bristol Artspace. A residency in Milton Keynes resulted in the publication of her first artists book. Leonie Lachlan and occasional other artists also create books with p's & q's Press. The p's & q's Press is based in Thame, Oxfordshire. Contact christine.tacq@talk21.com
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