Author: Kay Higgins

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(Bootleg) A History of Women Philosophers

This four-volume set edited by Mary Ellen Waithe surveys the work of women philosophers from ancient Greece to the late twentieth century. Copies of individual volumes can be found from online booksellers for up to $200. Our set costs $15 dollars per volume, for a total of $60, because in this world of Jordan Peterson stans it is increasingly important to know that women continue to contribute to philosophy, drawing on work that began before… read more (Bootleg) A History of Women Philosophers

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Truth and Reconciliation final report, pay what you can

The final report of Canada’s report into the Indian Residential Schools system, a system which was designed to destroy Indigenous culture and traditions and systematically abused, starved, and killed Indigenous children, remains one of the most important public documents in contemporary Canada. This is the executive summary of the testimonies and calls to action resulting from the work of the commission; a careful reader will note that the vast majority of the ninety-four calls to… read more Truth and Reconciliation final report, pay what you can

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In Space: online talk with Eleanor Vonne Brown and Ho Tam July 29

Presented by friends of the Studio at the Libby Leshgold Gallery: Thursday, July 29, 2021, 4pm Vancouver time – free, registration required https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/in-space-launch-event-with-eleanor-vonne-brown-and-ho-tam-tickets-163924926869 In Space, a project of the Libby Leshgold Gallery and ECU Press, launches on Thursday, July 29 at 4pm Pacific Daylight Time with an online talk by Eleanor Vonne Brown (X Marks the Bökship) and Ho Tam (HoTam Press) exploring the strategies, realities, and contexts of the artist-made spaces that support artists’… read more In Space: online talk with Eleanor Vonne Brown and Ho Tam July 29

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Sébastien Aubin: ᐁᐧᐱᓂᑲᐣ – wêpinikan – something not cared for – délaisser quelque chose

Friend of the studio Sébastien Aubin is doing an online talk Tuesday, March 16 at 4pm Vancouver/Pacific time through the Libby Leshgold Gallery, to kick off his online residency, ᐁᐧᐱᓂᑲᐣ – wêpinikan – something not cared for – délaisser quelque chose. Register for free for the talk at https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/sebastien-aubin-something-not-cared-for-tickets-143396471707 Some people might remember Sébastien’s excellent talk at the Libby’s symposium in July 2019 that covered a range of topics but was centred on the history and typography… read more Sébastien Aubin: ᐁᐧᐱᓂᑲᐣ – wêpinikan – something not cared for – délaisser quelque chose

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Friend Poems launch, in case you missed it

Here’s the video from our distanced reading and book launch of Friend Poems back on February 26, courtesy of our co-publisher Agony Klub. Friend Poems is a volume of intimate poems by Kay Higgins, Colin Osler,​ Tiziana La Melia,​ Casey Wei, and Steffanie Ling, edited and designed by Casey Wei.

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Friend Poems online launch Friday, February 26

Agony Klub and Publication Studio Vancouver present Friend Poems with Kay Higgins, Tiziana La Melia, Steffanie Ling, Colin Osler, and Casey Wei, online Friday Feb 26 5pm PT, books on sale now!

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New work in progress

More on this later.

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This weekend: limited-time editions for the Vancouver Art Book Fair

PS Vancouver is participating in the online #vancouverartbookfair with some limited-time editions. See us there! #pubstud

A book with a slate gray cover and blue marker ribbon lies on a bed of sharp gravel. Text on the cover reads "Problems in General Linguistics, Emile Benveniste"
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Problems in General Linguistics by Émile Benveniste (sold out)

Special limited time edition of Benveniste’s General Linguistics, $10 from each sale goes to Downtown Eastside Women’s Centre #pandemicbooks #pubstud

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The Last Man by Mary Shelley (update: sold out)

This weekend at the Vancouver Art Book Fair, we’re selling a limited-time two-volume edition of Mary Shelley dystopian novel The Last Man, and donating part of the proceeds to @endingviolence #pandemicbooks #pubstud