[Trees of life] / illustrated by Chandler O'Leary and printed by Jessica Spring.

Author/creator O'Leary, Chandler artist.
Format Graphic
PublicationTacoma [Washington] : Springtide Press, 2019.
Description1 sheet : color illustrations ; 46 x 25 cm.
Subjects

Other author/creatorSpring, Jessica, printer, autographer.
Other author/creatorO'Leary, Chandler, autographer.
Other author/creatorSpringtide Press, printer.
Other author/creatorAnagram Press, publisher.
Variant title Broadside text: Until you dig a hole, you plant a tree, you water it and make it survive, you haven't done a thing. you are just talking. Wangari Maathai
Series[Dead feminists series ; no. 29]
Dead feminists series ; no. 29. ^A1438662
Abstract "Our 29th broadside was created in solidarity with feminist climate activists around the planet, as they lead people of all ages and nationalities into the streets to demand decisive climate action from our world leaders. The piece is printed in the bold, joyful colors of Kenya cloth, which Wangari Maathai wore as her personal signature. Central to the design is an African baobab tree, also known in folklore as the tree of life. To symbolize the interconnected nature of the world's biomes and climates, the tree is adorned with "fruit" portraying a number of vulnerable and endangered Kenyan species."--Dead Feminists website. http://www.deadfeminists.com/broadsides/trees-of-life
Local noteJoyner Rare Artist's Books sheet is not part of the original run of 177 copies, but is the artist's proof and includes an "AP" at the bottom in pencil. Also includes autographs of Chandler O'Leary and Jessica Spring.
General noteTitle and series title from Chandler O'Leary blog, viewed December 6, 2019 (http://www.deadfeminists.com/broadsides/trees-of-life/)
General noteLimited edition of 177 copies.
General noteLetterpress broadside, signed and numbered by both the illustrator and the printer. Number 29 in the Dead Feminists broadside series. Printed on an antique Vandercook Universal One press. Each piece is printed on archival, 100% rag (cotton) paper.
With noteBound with: Dead feminists postcards - Signed, sealed, soapbox Liberté, egalité, sororité - Weave the people The elephant in the room Hope song
Acquisitions source Joyner Rare Artist's Books sheet purchased from Anagram Press, 10/21/21
Genre/formLimited editions.
Genre/formLetterpress printing.
Genre/formQuotations.
Genre/formBroadside format (Printing) Washington (State) Tacoma 21st century.

Availability

Library Location Call Number Status Item Actions
Joyner Rare Artist's Book Collection N72.F45 O44 2008 ✔ Available Request Material