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THE
BROADSIDE

PROJECT
The Broadside Project is a collaborative project
of the Ink Shop Printmaking Center, The Olive Branch Press and the Constance
Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts. A broadside is a single folio printed
on one side, integrating text and image. Historic forerunner to newspapers,
advertising and song sheets, today the broadside is a potent forum for
expression of poets, artists, politicos and optimists - to name a few.
The Broadside Project elevates this humble form to fine art prints, produced
as unique collaborations by writers and artists. As limited editions, these
prints are unique to the literary tradition of broadsides because they
are produced individually with great care and sensitivity to the printing
process.

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• 1 Excerpt from the novel Jessie's Tune, by Nancy Kline, with
art by Calla Thompson, printed by Leslie Eliot with assistance by Samantha
Couture. Silkscreen, black and white, Paper: Somerset Satin. Edition of
20.
• 2 Limbic, by Sheldon Flory, with art by Kim Waale, printed
by Miri Amihai with assistance by Samantha Couture. Digital ink jet process,
black and white, Paper: Somerset enhanced. Edition of 20.
• 3 Too Much Make of Time, by Jennifer Scott, with art by Minna
Resnick, printed by Christa Wolf. Lithography and silkscreen, three colors,
Paper: Rives BFK. Edition of 20.

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The three broadsides were printed in the summer 2000.
They are the first series of prints published by The Olive Branch Press.
All prints are 20” x 15” on acid-free paper. We offer a subscription
price for the first four prints of each edition at $160 each; all other prints
are $200 each, or $550 for the series of three. Proceeds from the sales will
support the Ink Shop Printmaking Center/Olive Branch Press and the programming
of the Constance Saltonstall Foundation for the Arts. The image can be viewed
and ordered on our website. Please contact us for more
information. Please
call the Ink Shop Printmaking Center /Olive Branch Press at 607-277-3884
for more information or to place an order .

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