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Field Days:Feburuary A gariban (Japanese mimeograph) comic. Small discoveries in the field and the changing season, told through the texture of hand-printed pages. 🌱
Kurt Kren, Wolf Vostell: Workshop-Psychologische Realitaet, (mimeograph, screenprint, and photocopy on paper), Filmstudio Aachen, 1967 [Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN]
High school students, learn this extra wartime skill. Ad for the Mimeograph Company - 1943.
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Mimeograph Ad from Fortune Magazine (1930)
ToCall No. 20
Ruth-Wolf Rehfeldt died on February 26, 2024 at the age of 92 – with this special issue 44 artists and poets want to say goodbye with their work. All appropriate submissions have been selected to give everyone the opportunity to pay tribute to Ruth's work and life – so this issue of ToCall is a double edition. The traditional one-word poem on the front cover is based on the piece “Concrete Architecture” by Ruth Wolf-Rehfeldt.
Printed with mimeograph duplicators Gestetner 160 and Gestetner 320. Edition of 100 copies. Available here: https://www.psw.gallery/tocall-magazine
"LAZIEST UNDERGRADS HIRE STENOGRAPHER," Toronto Star. December 14, 1931. Page 1. --- Lectures Taken in Full for 50 Cents Week --- Commerce students at University of Toronto have decided it is too much of an effort to take notes in lectures so they have arranged to employ a stenographer. The scheme is to be tried out immediately in the political science course. For six economic periods a week the students will be able to concentrate on the lecturer, or to dream dreams. The committee in charge has arranged notes will cost a maximum of 50 cents a week for each student. A stenographer will attend the lectures and take down a word for word copy. This will be typed and mimeographed and the copies distributed to students in the scheme.