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In pursuit of eclectism and the uncategorizable

New and recent titles by Sophie Calle, Dorothy Iannone, Ray Johnson, Richard Kraft and Robert Seydel, all of whom obey no boundaries and invite readers to see the world anew by reading word and image in provocative, unfamiliar ways. Read about all our titles in the 2015 catalog.

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NYT on Ray Johnson—”a brilliant, uncontainable polymath, an artist-poet, the genuine item”

Not Nothing

Ray Johnson

You Who Read Me With Passion

Dorothy Iannone

Suite Vénitienne

Sophie Calle

Here Comes Kitty: A Comic Opera

Richard Kraft

Affinities (The Siglio Blog): Featured Posts

“Things come out of Things”

This constellation of works by Robert Seydel as well as other Siglio artists reflects the synergy that occurs when things are collected, arranged, and manipulated to compose something new.

“The Rabbits are the Stars”: Following the hare in Robert Seydel’s notebooks

“Let me dance, moon to sun, crossing w/ my picture. The rabbits /are/ the stars. Or let’s be as someone sd Americans are AMATEURS OF THE IMPOSSIBLE.” – Robert Seydel

In pursuit of eclectism and the uncategorizable

1-Sophie_Calle_Suite_Venitienne

2-Ray_Johnson_Not_Nothing

3-Dorothy_Iannone_You_Who_Read_Me

4-Richard_Kraft_Here_Comes_Kitty

5-Robert_Seydel_A_Picture_Is_Always

6-John_Cage_Diary

NYT on Ray Johnson—”a brilliant, uncontainable polymath, an artist-poet, the genuine item”

Dorothy Iannone: Sex Everywhere and Nowhere

Dorothy Iannone: “What it means to be devoted to someone or something”

Dorothy Iannone at Printed Matter’s LA Art Book Fair 2015