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1802 Hays Street
The Presidio | | San Francisco, California 94129 USA | | Tel: | 415-668-2542 | | Fax: | 415-668-2550 | The gallery is open to the public on
weekdays from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.,
and by appointment. Tours of the
Press are held most Thursdays at
3 p.m., also by appointment.
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Arion Press is the nation's foremost publisher of deluxe limited edition books with prints by major contemporary artists. Since 1982, publisher and fine printer Andrew Hoyem has collaborated with artists and printmakers on a series of distinguished livres dıartistes, books and portfolios that contain original prints. Among his celebrated editions are Robert Motherwellıs etchings for Joyceıs Ulysses, Richard Diebenkornıs etchings for the Poetry of W. B. Yeats, and Martin Puryearıs woodblock prints for Jean Toomerıs Cane. Other Arion artists include Arakawa, Ida Applebroog, John Baldessari, Mel Bochner, Jim Dine, Carroll Dunham, Alex Katz, Michael Kenna, Mel Kendrick, R. B. Kitaj, Sol LeWitt, Stephen Shore, Kiki Smith (forthcoming), Wayne Thiebaud, and William T. Wiley. Arion prints and portfolios are in the collections of major museums including the Museum of Modern Art, and are exhibited at the International Fine Print Dealers Association print Fair in New York and Ink Miami in Miami Beach. The Arion Press gallery is open daily in its production facility in the San Francisco Presidio, where tours of its letterpress print shop, typefoundry, and bindery are also available to visitors.
LIST OF ARTISTS IN INVENTORY
William Blake
Mel Bochner
Bruce Conner
Richard Diebenkorn
Jim Dine
Carroll Dunham
Robert Graham
Alex Katz
Mel Kendrick
William Matthews
Diana Michener
Barry Moser
Robert Motherwell
Martin Puryear
Stephen Shore
Wayne Thiebaud
Mark Ulriksen
William T. Wiley
Ongoing Exhibition:
Alex Katz, twenty-five etchings for Gloria by Bill Berkson
Bruce Conner, six photogravures for The Ballad of Lemon and Crow by Glenn Todd
Mel Kendrick, three woodblock scrolls for Kora in Hell: Improvisations by William Carlos Williams
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