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Maureen Cummins
Inanna PressBrooklyn, NY
MAUREEN CUMMINS is a graduate of Cooper Union who has been making limited edition books for over a dozen years. Her work is in public collections in the US, Canada, England, New Zealand and South Africa. She currently lives and works in Brooklyn.
Maureen Cummins's work was exhibited in
Racism: An American Family Value
Organized by: Amos Paul Kennedy, Jr., Artist, Teacher, and Independent Curator; and Alexander Campos, Executive Director of The Center for Book Arts.Anatomy of Insanity
(2003) Letterpress printed book
The Business is Suffering30 Years of Innovation: A Survey of Exhibition History at The Center for Book Arts, 1974-2004
(2003) Letterpress and silksceen
Organized by Jae Jennifer Rossman, Special Collections Librarian, Arts Library, Yale University.Stocks and BondsWashi in American Artist's Books
(2001) letterpress and collage
Phantasies of a love thief: an eleventh century Sanskrit lyric poemRare Books of the Future
(1994) Translated & with an introduction by Barbara Stoler Miller; illustrated by Maureen Cummins. Printed letterpress on snow-white Sekishu and bound in black Japanese silk; text is Zapf Civilité, with titling calligraphy by Jerry Kelly. Blockprint illustrations by artist; hand-binding by Kathy Hyde, Signed by the artist. In box.
books by Booklyn Artists AllianceStocks and BondsInky Fingers
(2001) letterpress and collage
works by small & fine pressesSong of Songs
(1991) Unknown author, illustrated by Maureen Cummins. Letterpress with hand-colored woodblock prints. Accordion bound into purple covers of Japanese silk.
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