- Eclecticoiffeur –  The Lab has finished printing fine portfolios for  these lovely women.

- We are doing a lot of work on an entirely new body of work for Angela Strassheim.  One of these new images can be seen in the Big Shots blog entry.  This new stuff is some of my favorite work of hers to date.  These images are not going to be easy for some people once they understand how they are made.  I am not going to elaborate on this.  You will just have to wait for her next show at Marvelli Gallery tentatively slated for sometime in the Fall.

- We drum scanned another large batch of 8×10 negatives from Alec Soth’s famous “Sleeping by the Mississippi” body of work.  In case you did not know, all of the edition prints were only optical prints.  I guess most of them are not available because they are either in private collections or museums so if Alec needs to exhibit one he has me drum scan it.  It’s so hard to get a really good and large c print these days.  Well at least in Minneapolis it’s impossible.

- 20×200 – We have been working on Jen Bekman’s fabulous “20×200” for a while now, printing approximately 80 to 90% of these editions since the early days of the project.  I took over the printing in November 2007, when I was still in the old studio and teaching at MCAD.  I learned about “20×200” from one of my favorite people, Mickey Smith, whose work we had been printing for a while by then, and she insisted to Jen that I print her edition for the project. So we did Word Study for Mickey and I printed just about everything for the entire “20×200” enterprise.  The academy project is evolving and often artists do their own prints, but we are still doing most of them at this point.

- The Artist of the Month Club – Thanks again to Mickey Smith I was able to team up with Invisible Exports for their fantastic Artist of the Month Club.  We are not only the printer but also a member. We have printed William Powhida and Zoe Crosher’s work so far (numbers 1,2 and 6—and will be doing number 7 in the near future).  This project had some interesting different prints in it including letterpress, lambda or digital c-print, and a really cool ink jet printed on a mirror.

- Schneider Romero Gallery – for the galleries trip to Miami Basil last year we created these wonderfully sardonic postcards for them.  They were an edition of 100 and some of the coolest postcards I have ever seen.