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Faythe Levine is a filmmaker, photographer, and curator celebrated for documenting the intersections of craft, community, and subculture. Her film and book “Handmade Nation” captured the rise of DIY craft culture in the 2000s, while “Sign Painters” explored vernacular design and American typography. Levine’s work uplifts overlooked creative voices, emphasizing authenticity and cultural preservation. As a storyteller and archivist, she gives handmade expression its due reverence.

Faythe Levine
Princeton A. Press
978-1616890834
184
English
2012
paperback/ 24 x 20 cm
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Sign Painters celebrates the art and craft of hand-lettered signage in America. As digital technologies threatened traditional methods, this book documents the resilience and revival of sign painting. Featuring stories and photographs of over two dozen sign painters from various cities, it showcases their dedication to quality and craftsmanship. With a foreword by artist Ed Ruscha, the book highlights both veteran artisans and emerging talents, offering an intimate look into a trade that combines artistry with functionality. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, it serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of handcrafted signage. Faythe Levine,Sam Macon, Princeton A. Press, 2012 Princeton A. Press 978-1616890834 Faythe Levine 2012

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Princeton A. Press

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2012

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Faythe Levine
paperback/ 24 x 20 cm
978-1616890834
English
184

Faythe Levine is a filmmaker, photographer, and curator celebrated for documenting the intersections of craft, community, and subculture. Her film and book “Handmade Nation” captured the rise of DIY craft culture in the 2000s, while “Sign Painters” explored vernacular design and American typography. Levine’s work uplifts overlooked creative voices, emphasizing authenticity and cultural preservation. As a storyteller and archivist, she gives handmade expression its due reverence.

Sign Painters celebrates the art and craft of hand-lettered signage in America. As digital technologies threatened traditional methods, this book documents the resilience and revival of sign painting. Featuring stories and photographs of over two dozen sign painters from various cities, it showcases their dedication to quality and craftsmanship. With a foreword by artist Ed Ruscha, the book highlights both veteran artisans and emerging talents, offering an intimate look into a trade that combines artistry with functionality. Published by Princeton Architectural Press, it serves as a testament to the enduring appeal of handcrafted signage. Faythe Levine,Sam Macon, Princeton A. Press, 2012 Princeton A. Press 978-1616890834 Faythe Levine 2012

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