Tricker's Cabin: The Oral & Visual History of Online Ceramics
From the minds behind Online Ceramics comes Tricker’s Cabin, a sprawling origin story of the characters, talismans, and tokens behind the celebrated clothing brand. From their early days making Grateful Dead bootlegs to becoming the official merch makers for Dead & Co., this book chronicles the range, as well as the depth and humour, of their work.
Featuring an introduction by David Kordansky; conversations with John Mayer, Daniel Lopatin, and Michelle Coltrane; notes from Andy Cohen, Wes Lang, Will Welch, and Heidi Bivens; and a complete archive of over 700 shirts.
348 pages, 22.2 x 29.2 cm, hardcover, A24 (New York).
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Tricker's Cabin: The Oral & Visual History of Online Ceramics
From the minds behind Online Ceramics comes Tricker’s Cabin, a sprawling origin story of the characters, talismans, and tokens behind the celebrated clothing brand. From their early days making Grateful Dead bootlegs to becoming the official merch makers for Dead & Co., this book chronicles the range, as well as the depth and humour, of their work.
Featuring an introduction by David Kordansky; conversations with John Mayer, Daniel Lopatin, and Michelle Coltrane; notes from Andy Cohen, Wes Lang, Will Welch, and Heidi Bivens; and a complete archive of over 700 shirts.
348 pages, 22.2 x 29.2 cm, hardcover, A24 (New York).
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From the minds behind Online Ceramics comes Tricker’s Cabin, a sprawling origin story of the characters, talismans, and tokens behind the celebrated clothing brand. From their early days making Grateful Dead bootlegs to becoming the official merch makers for Dead & Co., this book chronicles the range, as well as the depth and humour, of their work.
Featuring an introduction by David Kordansky; conversations with John Mayer, Daniel Lopatin, and Michelle Coltrane; notes from Andy Cohen, Wes Lang, Will Welch, and Heidi Bivens; and a complete archive of over 700 shirts.
348 pages, 22.2 x 29.2 cm, hardcover, A24 (New York).
