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hello hi hello! stoked to get this into the world finally! i worked with cincinnati based poet/artist, @blippppper and publisher @cereal.box.studio on a lil zine. blake wrote the words and i drew the drawings. we are celebrating NEXT FRIDAY (october 23rd) during blue rock open studios at 1645 blue rock studios, 305 from 6-9. there will be drinks, good times, books, and art.

thanks to @jonmedinaphoto 4 tha photos
hope to see you there! by @cereal.box.studio

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A few more scenes from Son of a Art Teacher: The family I couldn’t have done it without, friends who make me feel so supported, birthday cake to mark the latest trip around the sun I’ve been too busy to reflect on, and some things you can take home with you.

This week we’ve got Family Craft Night on Thursday. My mom (the Art Teacher! Will be leading a tissue paper stained glass craft) and I will have some activities to make globes. Family friends and ALL ages welcome. It is also crazy that I’m already promoting the Closing Reception, but it’s called Cincinnati Art Week for a reason.

Also available at the gallery: Ohio Projections, a strange little book/object made with Eric Blyth of Cereal Box Studio — 15 risograph postcards, each using a different projection of Ohio from the show. There are also Ohio Projections sticker packs, prints of Hell is Real, and a silent auction for 24 composite prints displayed in the gallery. Grab these artifacts from the show before they’re gone!

And, importantly: if you’re downtown for BLINK, come see the show and use our bathroom. I made a custom wallpaper and did some things with the lighting that probably took more effort than a gallery bathroom deserved. We’ll be open until 7 but may extend hours, so stay tuned.

Son of a Art Teacher
1623 Race Street
Wednesday-Saturday, noon-7pm taken in Over-The Rhine by @cereal.box.studio

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Extra! Extra! Read all about it!

The first edition of The Call! A Cincinnati Art Week publication is here. Spot a copy around the neighborhood and pick one up on Saturday.

Curated and written by @katyabaro
Print Design by @cereal.box.studio
Contributors @katyabaro, Jake Langknecht
Featuring @d.r.dre @pencilpushers513 @daniel.iroh @mz.icar @theromaccincy @jasonsnell taken in Cincinnati by @cereal.box.studio

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Yay @blackforager! So fun to see her speak in town and have a chance to pass along a copy of Flora’s Daughters, a project that has been such a lovely combination of efforts from @juliaobianco and @cereal.box.studio with support from @lloydlibrary. 🌱✨ taken in Cincinnati, Ohio by @cereal.box.studio

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Books are back in stock. 💫
The first batch sold out quickly. Limited copies are now available.
Available now via the link in bio.

This is a handcrafted limited run released in small waves, and this first group of copies is expected to move quickly.

Created alongside my solo exhibition “Chapter 4: In Another Lifetime” at the @cincycac , this artist publication serves as the conceptual foundation for the exhibition and the broader multidisciplinary body of work surrounding the project.

This book is the result of a beautiful collaboration between @gee_horton and @cereal.box.studio - Each copy is carefully handcrafted, designed, and produced with intention and care. More than a book, it’s truly a work of art connected to the larger story of the exhibition.

Special thanks to our supporters and partners who helped make this publication possible: @themercantilelib @black.art.speaks @laurenhannan.shafer

#Chapter4InAnotherLifetime
#ArtistBook
#LimitedEditionBook
#ContemporaryArtsCenter
#CincinnatiArt taken in Contemporary Arts Center by @cereal.box.studio

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5 months ago

Join us for a special edition of Voices in Galleries with @cereal.box.studio!

Inspired by @gee_horton’s exhibition, “Chapter 4: In Another Lifetime,” this two-part workshop invites participants to explore dreams, symbols and personal narrative through hands-on bookmaking.

Day one begins at CAC with a guided tour of the exhibition, followed by writing and image-making prompts. Day two takes place at Cereal Box Studio, where participants will transform their ideas through risograph printing and hand-bind their own books.

Register for one workshop or join both sessions. CAC members participate for free. Registration required.
May 23, 10 a.m. to noon at CAC
June 6, 10 a.m. to noon at Cereal Box Studio by @cereal.box.studio

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Very excited to announce that our newest comic book release, Jr., is now available for pre-sale on our website! Written by Anthony Perillo (@laboroflovephl), and illustrated by Jay McQuirns (@jaymcquirns) and Mark Neeley (@markaneeley), with story and lettering support from Cat Park (@catpark). This 45-page hand-drawn comic is about the son of Sam "Sully" Sullivan, the world's most beloved baseball player. When he is drafted by his father's home team, he isn't just joining a roster; he's stepping into a shadow. Beyond the diamond lies a game fraught with injustice and the hollow echoes of fame.
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The release party is being held at @partnersandson bookshop in Philadelphia on Friday, April 17, hosted by cartoonist Brian "Box" Brown!
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Link in bio to buy your copy 🥨⚾🌞🥜🌭🍺 by @cereal.box.studio

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7 months ago

Wow what a cool experience co-leading A Community Agreement workshop with Eric Von Haynes @manny_suena (Chicago printmaker, @flatlands_press and president of @chicagoprintersguild) // day one at the DAAP print lab and day two at the studio // everyone absolutely understood the mission and brought so much life into the space // much thanks to @trc_uc and @petitsandwich for organizing // and to Nana for being the world's best studio assistant // We were not expecting to end up with a zine but sometimes that's just what happens! It also felt like an opportunity to encapsulate some of the language and readings that were used to set the stage for a shared vision of the event // I learned so much and am feeling re-inspired 🌞⭐✨⚡ by @cereal.box.studio

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Many thanks to @shoplaunchparty @cryptogramink @julipovsky for organizing, supporting, and making these posters happen! Thank you to @mars.starbell for helping separate colors and printing on the riso!! We will share here info for picking up free copies, once the details are set 🪢🥾🛠️ by @cereal.box.studio

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8 months ago

Excited to launch Flora's Daughters this week at the Lloyd Library with Meghan Henshaw (@ocotilloherbals) and Julia O. Bianco (@juliaobianco) // it focuses on seven plants that grow well in the Ohio River Valley, through the lens of Eclectic medicine and contemporary herbalism! Printed in 6 😳 riso colors, over 40 pages of content and resources, sewn pamphlet stitch, more info & better pictures coming soon! @lloydlibraryofficial by @cereal.box.studio

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Archival wall up in the new Northside spot! A collection of risos we've gathered and printed over the years (and some sweet pics of Zeke 😶‍🌫️)

thanks Nana for the help!
hire 👉@nanoramamania 👈 by @cereal.box.studio

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8 months ago

Interwoven Spaces:
Time, Pattern, and Care–Day 2
a two-day community printing workshop
with Eric Von Haynes and Julia Warner
Saturday, February 28, 10am–1:30pm
Cereal Box, 1645 Blue Rock Street
Studio 406, Northside

Free & open to the public.
Lunch provided.
Register for each day at
taft-uc.trumba.com

In this two-day workshop, drawing from readings such as “Three Key Elements of Mutual Aid,” participants will interpret a shared space and collaboratively build a layered artwork that embodies a collective agreement and shared purpose. Participants will use patterns, collage, text, and visual marks to create a collaborative wall reflecting Community Care and Collective Power. Each participant will produce a 10×10-inch segment that contributes to a unified grid, collectively forming a wall-scale composition. This workshop emphasizes process as much as outcome, encouraging experimentation, iteration, and collaborative response.

Day One focuses on developing and refining designs, while Day Two is dedicated to printing, overprinting, and assembling the final collaborative wall display. Space is limited and registration required. All materials provided.

Eric Von Haynes is a printmaker, designer, and publisher. He founded Flatlands Press in 2007 and directs a community-focused practice that includes experimental printmaking, artist books, and mutual aid initiatives.

Julia Warner is Creative Director at Cereal Box, specializing in book design and small-edition publishing.

This workshop is part of "Mind the Gap: Sound, Image, Print, and Collective Methods for Writing Otherwise," a three-part series organized by Taft Postdoctoral Fellow Alexandra Dantzer that brings together scholars, artists, makers, and publishers to contemplate what it means to work through archival and institutional gaps and how to do it collaboratively. Embracing the unsaid, unmade, and undone, the series frames the “gap” as a productive opening and collaboration as a worldmaking mode of working with and for one another. by @cereal.box.studio

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