By Anna Wagner
Copper plate soft ground etching with hard-ground additions. The impression was taken from a baby garter snake who was killed in a traffic accident and respectfully buried after etching. The plate was shaped with a coping saw.
The oroboros eats its own tail and, in doing so, is perpetually reborn. But nothing that copies itself ad infinitum can do so without exponential mutation.
Printed onto 8.5 x 10” Hahnemuhle copperplate warm white. Edition of 12.
By Sloane Cutflower Allen
Scanned, handwritten poems along with typed and edited versions on facing pages. Bursting Like All Dead Things explores how the passage of time and repeated iterations allows thoughts to break down and evolve like dead plant matter or the bodies of small mammals.
The sections are bookended with original and found collage images.
5.5x8.5”, stapled zine, color image on cover with black-and-white interior. Cover and interior art by Anna Wagner.
By Anna Wagner
Wood block print on fabric. Image size 7”x9” with a minimum 1” border. Inspired by real events that took place during a visit to Joshua Tree National Park. Printed on quilting weight cotton with traces of natural indigo dye. The indigo in each print varies slightly. Printed with Gamblin textile ink. Non-toxic and fully machine washable. Shipping included. It will be one of the six pictured prints (dealer’s choice).
By Anna Wagner
Lino cut print on fabric. Image size 7”x9” with a minimum 1” border. Dung beetles navigate based on the visible portion of the Milky Way galaxy in the night sky. Printed with Gamblin textile ink. Non-toxic and fully machine washable. Shipping included.
By Anna Wagner and Sloane Cutflower Allen
Image size 7x6”. Paper size 9x10.5”. Drypoint with hand coloring, printed on Hahnemuhle (AKA scratching on a salad lid container with watercolor, printed onto heavyweight archival paper). Image and text honoring a praying mantis we met on the roof of our building. Intaglio on salad carton lid with watercolor additions by Anna. Poem by Sloane.
By Sloane Cutflower Allen and Anna Wagner
A zine about a song about a shipwreck. Released on the 50th anniversary of the wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald in/on Lake Superior, The Lake Called God remixes and recontextualizes the lyrics of Gordon Lightfoot’s famous ballad, “The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald.” Combining collage, erasures of Lightfoot’s lyrics, and calligraphy, the book represents a search for new meaning amid the wreckage of the twentieth century. 32-page black and white zine, 8.12 x 5.5 inches. Collage illustrations by Anna Wagner, writing and calligraphy by Sloane Cutflower Allen.
by Anna Wagner
Reproductions of 48 original dog artworks by Anna Wagner, risograph printed by Anna Tararova/Empress Editions. Dog Book charts Anna’s journey as she fostered and raised dozens of dogs, and was forever changed in the process. Artworks include drawings, prints and sculpture and were inspired by interactions with dogs of all kinds, both real and mythical.
27 double-sided pages, risograph printed on archival cardstock. Spiral bound, 8” x 10”. These books cost $13 each in material costs, and we’re selling them on a sliding scale (shipping included).
by Anna Wagner and Sloane Cutflower Allen
Limited edition, 4-layer screen print on 100 lb black archival cover (the final layer is glitter). Text and calligraphy by Sloane Allen, art and printing by Anna Wagner. A poem about longing and magic and death; a view into the tomb of the beast of myth. 11 7/8 × 15 3/16. It shimmers (like unicorns).
by Sloane Cutflower Allen
A sequence of ekphrastic poems that engage with the medieval European religious art/tomb sculpture at the Detroit Institute of Art.
16 pages. Cover design by Anna Wagner.
by Sloane Cutflower Allen
A zine of poems exploring themes of shifting gender identity, as well as shifting concepts of language and humanity in the anthropocene. 20 pages, risographed cover. Cover and interior images by Anna Wagner.
by Anna Wagner
11x14” Risograph, printed by Anna Tararova/Empress Editions.