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MIKE KARSTENS Since 1988 Mike Karstens has specialized in production editions and portfolios with international artists. Besides this, the atelier also develops projects like Gerhard Richter’s Strontium (2006) for the De Young Museum, San Francisco, and his new window for the Cologne Cathedral (2007). Further artists represented include: Karl Bohrmann, Stephen Craig, Boris Doempke, Maria Eichhorn, Alyse Erkmen, Sir Norman Foster, Herzog & De Meuron, Raimond Hains, Edgar Hofschen, Ellsworth Kelly, Per Kirkeby, Stefan Kürten, Markus Lörwald, Matt Mullican, Manfred Müller, Max Neumann, Claes Oldenburg, Nam June Paik, David Shrigley, Kiki Smith, Jessica Stockholer, Diana Thater, Bert Theis, Rosemarie Trockel, Wolfgang Troschke, and Heimo Zobernig.				HAFENWEG 28, SPEICHER 2 MÜNSTER D-48155 GERMANY T +49 251 606 8780 F +49 251 606 8780 info@mikekarstens.com www.mikekarstens.com Sigmar Polke, from the portfolio, Full Moon in Aries, 2004.

DAVID KRUT PROJECTS David Krut Projects, New York, promotes the organization’s print workshop and publishing activities in conjunction with the David Krut locations in Johannesburg and Cape Town. David Krut Publishing recently released books entitled William Kentridge Nose, Handspring Puppet Company, and Paul Stopforth TAXI-015. Prints by South African artists Deborah Bell, William Kentridge, David Koloane, Colbert Mashile, Paul Stopforth and Diane Victor are presented at this year’s EAB Fair. William Kentridge’s Nose etchings, and other editions published by David Krut, were included in his 2010 retrospective at MoMA. Diane Victor’s first solo exhibition at David Krut Projects, New York, coincides with the EAB Fair.				526 WEST 26TH STREET, #816 NEW YORK, NY 10001 T 212 255 3094 F 212 400 2600 info@davidkrut.com www.davidkrut.com William Kentridge, Woman on Sofa, 2010. Sugarlift aquatint and drypoint on Somerset Velvet, Soft White, 300gsm. Image size: 19.8 x 24.8 cm, Paper size: 35 x 40 cm. Edition of 50.

KUNSTHALLE GALAPAGOS *				16 MAIN STREET BROOKLYN, NY 11201 T 347 538 1016 info@kunsthallegalapagos.com www.kunsthallegalapagaos.com William Kentridge, Woman on Sofa, 2010. Sugarlift aquatint and drypoint on Somerset Velvet, Soft White, 300gsm. Image size: 19.8 x 24.8 cm, Paper size: 35 x 40 cm. Edition of 50.

LANDFALL PRESS, INC. For forty years, Landfall Press has collaborated with artists to produce printed multiples in a broad range of techniques and media. Editions published by Landfall Press, which number more than 650, represent the diversity of trends in contemporary art; yet, at their inception, many of these works challenged the boundaries of traditional printmaking.				1143 SILER PARK LANE SANTA FE NM 87507 T 505 982 6625 F 505 982 6725 info@landfallpress.com www.landfallpress.com

LINCOLN CENTER / LIST ART PROGRAM The Lincoln Center/List Art Program was established in 1962 by Albert and Vera List not only to make contemporary art available to the public, but also to ensure that the artwork created for Lincoln Center would be of the highest quality. The Collection consists of prints created by more than 100 leading artists to commemorate Lincoln Center presentations. Selections from the Collection have been exhibited throughout the United States and Europe. They are included in the collections of more than 400 university art galleries, the Library of Congress, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, and The Museum of Modern Art.				1865 BROADWAY, 11th FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10023 T 212 875 5018 212 875 5292 visualarts@lincolncenter.org www.lincolncenter.org/printsposters Karen Kilimnik, Electricity Fairy, 2010. Archival pigment print with painted glitter, 22" by 16”. Edition of 36. Copyright Karen Kilimnik, 2010, Courtesy 303 Gallery. Photo: Tom Powel Imaging.

LOWER EAST SIDE PRINTSHOP, INC. Established in 1968, the Lower East Side Printshop is a non-profit workshop that supports contemporary artists by enabling them to create new work in printmaking. Through its collaborative and independent residencies, the studio serves as a lab for artists of all creative backgrounds to develop artwork through collaboration and exploration of new directions. With public exhibitions, workshops, collecting and educational programs, the Printshop engages a broad community of artists, collectors, and professionals in contemporary art and printmaking. Recent and upcoming publications: Arturo Herrera, Steve Lambert, Chris Martin, David Opdyke, Enoc Perez, William Powhida, James Siena, and Shinique Smith.				306 WEST 37TH STREET 6TH FLOOR NEW YORK, NY 10018 T 212 673 5390 F 212 979 6493 info@printshop.org www.printshop.org Arturo Herrera, Berlin Singers (7 of 10 elements, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau), 2010. Etching, screenprint, archival inkjet, and collage, 18.25 x 14.25 inches. Edition of 20.

LUISCIUS ANTIQUARIAN BOOKSELLERS Luiscius Antiquarian booksellers was established in 1975. Specializing in books on art and since 2005, Luiscius Books is also a publisher of limited edition artists’ books, such as Herman de Vries, JCJ Vanderheyden, Lawrence Weiner and Hermann Nitsch.				TRINITEITSTRAAT 3 ‘S-HERTOGENBOSCH 5211 THE NETHERLANDS T T +31 73 6136 359 F F +31 73 6136 354 info@luiscius.com www.luiscius.com Lawrence Weiner, Skimming the Water (Ménage à Quatre), 2010. 24 x 17,5 x 5,5 cm, book with cd. Edition of 200 copies of which 50 are deluxe. Deluxe copies signed, together with an aluminum stencil.

MARGINAL EDITIONS Marginal Editions was founded in 2007 in Brooklyn, New York by Brad Ewing. Marginal Editions prints and publishes limited edition prints, art announcements, and broadsides. Collaborative limited editioned prints with artists including Matt Keegan and Sterling Ruby. Other collaborations with: Anders Bergstrom, Brice Brown, Corinne Jones, Michael Neff, Christopher Ulivo, Mikko Keski-Vahala, David Kramer, SuttonBeresCuller, Lisa Tan, Shawn Bitters, Noah Breuer, Katie Commodore, Heather Kelly, Kevin Morosini, Robert Medvedz.				14 VERONA ST #108 BROOKLYN NY 11231 T 646 338 4330 www.marginaleditions.com Robert Medvedz, I HEART BEER, 2010. Screenprint on t-shirt. Edition of 8.

JOHN McWHINNIE@GLENN HOROWITZ BOOKSELLER John McWhinnie @ Glenn Horowitz Bookseller is an art gallery and rare bookshop. The gallery exhibits work by a variety of contemporary masters. The bookshop emphasizes material related to 20th century avant-garde movements, from Bauhaus to Punk with an extensive selection of art, photography and design books and related ephemera.				50 1/2 EAST 64TH STREET NEW YORK, NY 10065 T 212 754 5626 F 212 754 5727 info@johnmcwhinnie.com www.johnmcwhinnie.com Matthew Barney, Drawing Restraint Vol. IV, 2007. Photograph as part of deluxe edition 10 x 8 ½ inches, Deluxe edition of 15

MORE ART More Art is a nonprofit organization with the mission of enabling people from all walks of life to approach and access art by engaging viewers with alternative methods, unique venues, and a dose of the unexpected. In line with its mission, More Art produces art products and Limited Edition works in a variety of media and makes them available at reasonable prices, with the purpose of funding the organization's ongoing educational collaborations. Among More Art's editions are works by Marina Abramovic, Slater Bradley, Angelo Filomeno and Tony Oursler.				71 NASSAU STREET #13A NEW YORK NY 10038 T 646 416 6940 F 212 214 0951 micaela@moreart.org www.moreart.org Marina Abramovic, Energy Blanket, 2010, polyester fabric, 78" x 42", Edition of 100.