Barbara Stauffacher Solomon: Ditto

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Having spent the better part of 70 years examining the shape of letters, Barbara Stauffacher Solomon (b.1929) uses her new book Ditto to playfully experiment with how far those for ms can be pushed before they start to impose their will on the meaning of words. Barbara Stauffacher Solomon (b.1929 in San Francisco) has worked as an artist, designer, and landscape architect across eight decades. Perhaps best known for her invention of Supergraphics, she has also shown her work widely and is represented in the permanent collections of MoMA, LACMA, The Walker Art Center, and many more. Softcover, Wire-o binding with slip case, 8.75 x 10.5 inches, 52 pages, Digital Press on 80lb cover, 1st edition of 200, 2021. Out of print, last copies. Show more