Our Print Archive
"I'm So Lucky You Found Me: public land inside the city" is a handmade book by collaborator Daniel Eizirik, a Brasilian artist who winter 2012-13 documenting the experience of transforming Brooklyn's acres. This is 596 Acres' first book! We learned so much making it - about the life of lots in various stages of transformation, about printing and scoring and hand-stitching books, and about the connections between Brooklyn's neighborhoods. These books are lovely if we might say so ourselves. You can own one! Each one is only $10 + shipping and handling.
| Price Depends on Where We Are Shipping Your Book |
Our silkscreen prints of Brooklyn, fabulous Julia Samuels creations, are available on Etsy.
22" x 30" 3-color hand pulled screen print, published by the artist in an edition of 85. This archival version of 596 Acres' Brooklyn broadsheet features a map of Brooklyn, NY with all publicly owned vacant lots highlighted.
Here are PDFs of our print materials (feel free to make your own edition!):
There are 596 acres of vacant public land in Brooklyn. (Originally produced for the New Ideas for the New City Festival, May 2011, design by Julia Samuels).
There's Land If You Want It (Brooklyn) (April 2012, design by Julia Samuels).
A Visioning Session Information Brochure (April 2012, design by Julia Samuels).
You've Found the Lot in Your LIfe -- NOW WHAT? (April 2012, illustrated by Hannah Learner).
East Bed Stuy Organizing Map (Originally produced for the 462 Halsey Opening and Earth Day Celebration, April 22, 2012, designed by Julia Samuels).
South Williamsburg Organizing Map (Originally produced for the NYCCGC Unconference, June 2012, design by Julia Samuels).
There's Land If You Want It (Manhattan) (June 2012; design by Mauro Carichini).
This is Rockaway, Queens. There's Land If You Want It (June 2012; design by Tres Romer & Julia Samuels).
There's Land If You Want It (Queens) (August 2012; design by Tres Romer & Julia Samuels).
