MAGGIE LEE'S FALL JAMS

The leaves are falling and here in New York, the summer heat has been pushed away by the autumn winds. The air is cold and crisp and I am wearing nothing but a hat and socks, tucked away under an afghan, looking out the window, binding zines for Printed Matter's

New York Book Fair

this weekend. Please save the date (note: it starts today!) because this year

Aperture

,

Daddy

,

Decathlon

,

Deitch

,

Dispatch

,

The Journal

, and

O.H.W.OW

are some of the exhibitors that'll be tables taking over the corridors and galleries of P.S.1. Make sure to stop by the Friendly Fire section, where the independent publishing artists and distros will be.

Cinders Gallery

,

Golden Age

,

The Kingsboro Press

,

Nieves

books,

Ooga Booga

are just a handful of favs. And Gallery 360's project roomis exhibiting Japanese pop, some wild, vital, psychedelic Tadanori Yokoo and Aquirax Uno prints and works by others.

Gottlund Verlag

,

Nicholas Gottlund

's publishing company has just completed

Peter Sutherland

's book,

Even in the End

. This book is a collection of Peter's outlandish yet familiar landscapes. There was a lot of sweat in the process. These photos were laser engraved into copper plates and hand inked printed by letterpress on vellum. At 1 PM on Saturday, Peter will be signing his name in cursive really cool style. Decathlon Table will be carrying a series of 10 artists' books including those by Mark Gonzales, Misaki Kawai, Todd Jordan, Till Gerhard and Estelle Hannania. On Saturday at 4 PM, Todd Jordan and Estelle Hanania will be signing theirs.

Frenching #3

will be there too. You can get it at Cinders or I will be working at the Decathlon table Saturday and Sunday so I'll have it on me. It is half-size, 24 pages, full-color of everything crazy sexy cool with hand-dyed string, dusted with only the most expensive gold leaf, really wonkily cut, signed and sealed with a kiss. edition of 15, $10. This event is free. See what you already know and love; find out about new artists and publications to get obsessed with. But whatever, the autumn winds spins my hat like a record in the air and these are the fall jams they would play. Listen to this mix while looking into your lover's eyes rolling around in the grass (while it lasts), or while working on a project together on your bedroom floor. Fall is for romantic hand-holding walks and being productive. Yep, summer's over, lazies.