Self-published, 2020 | Softcover, 140pp | 15 x 21 cm | First Edition
Elusive volume 3 of The Surrealism of Looney Tunes art zine series - an ongoing exploration of animation’s stranger logics and visual distortions. This instalment, Smear, focuses on the elastic gestures and motion blurs that collapse time, space and anatomy in classic Looney Tunes episodes. Curated by Matt Tremains, the project treats the cartoon frame as a site of unconscious experimentation, revealing the wild surrealism embedded in mainstream entertainment.
Featuring work by Albert Tercero, Alfie Kungu, Clare Frances, Darren Shaddick, Daniel David Freeman, Ermsy, Georgi Stamenov, Jessica Tremaine, Max Kemp, Mudwig, Richt, Penfold, Wonder Room Studio and Wei Prior.
Digitally printed in full colour on matte paper, bound in grey card wraps with minimalist typographic cover. Compact, tactile and visually sharp - the tone of a design object disguised as a cartoon theory zine.
Excellent condition: Near fine copy. Clean, uncreased and bright throughout with only the faintest handling to covers.
