Printed Web
Printed Web is an artists' publication devoted to web-to-print art and discourse, published by Paul Soulellis. The project began in 2014 as a way to present new work by artists included in Soulellis’ Library of the Printed Web. Artists are invited to submit new or existing network-based work for the printed page. In the spirit of Seth Siegelaub, each issue is curated as a group exhibition for the printed page. Printed Web circulates primarily as print-on-demand publications, but also includes PDFs, ZIPs, GIFs, and server directories. More than 220 artists and writers have contributed to the project through issue #5. Individual issues are widely held in special artists’ publications collections and libraries, including Whitney Museum of American Art, Yale University, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, Walker Center, and NY Public Library. The Library of the Printed Web was acquired earlier this year by The Museum of Modern Art Library.
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Printed Web presents new web-to-print work by artists who use screen capture, image grab, site scrape and search query. Published twice a year by Library of the Printed Web. -
Printed Web presents new web-to-print work by artists who use screen capture, image grab, site scrape and search query. Published twice a year by Library of the Printed Web. -
Printed Web presents new web-to-print work by artists who use screen capture, image grab, site scrape and search query. Published twice a year by Library of the Printed Web. -
Printed Web presents new web-to-print work by artists who use screen capture, image grab, site scrape and search query. Published twice a year by Library of the Printed Web. This issue co-published by the International Center of Photography, NYC and Paul Soulellis, Library of the Printed Web. -
Contributions from over 30 artists and writers working with experimental forms of algorithmic media. -
The complete catalogue of Library of the Printed Web as acquired by The Museum of Modern Art Library on January 31, 2017. 244 artists’ publications with photographs and detailed descriptions. Includes texts by Sal Randolph, David Senior and Sarah Hamerman, and Paul Soulellis. Curated, edited, and published by Paul Soulellis, Library of the Printed Web.
