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Current Editions (Emeryville, CA) celebrates micro histories, niche artifacts, and public discourse. An artist-run press formed by Jessalyn Aaland and Paul Morgan in 2017, our publications range from protests on San Francisco’s Market Street to New England’s unique contribution to target sports. For fans of: vernacular, curiosity, information architecture. | Current Editions (Emeryville, CA) celebrates micro histories, niche artifacts, and public discourse. An artist-run press formed by Jessalyn Aaland and Paul Morgan in 2017, our publications range from protests on San Francisco’s Market Street to New England’s unique contribution to target sports. For fans of: vernacular, curiosity, information architecture. | ||
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Revision as of 19:12, 8 January 2025
| Current Editions | |
|---|---|
| Location | Emeryville, CA |
| Country | United States 🇺🇸 |
| Years active | 2017–present |
| Co-founder | Jessalyn Aaland |
| Co-founder | Paul Morgan |
| Services | Print for hire |
| Website | currenteditions.biz |
| Shop | currenteditions.biz |
| @currenteditions | |
Current Editions (Emeryville, CA) celebrates micro histories, niche artifacts, and public discourse. An artist-run press formed by Jessalyn Aaland and Paul Morgan in 2017, our publications range from protests on San Francisco’s Market Street to New England’s unique contribution to target sports. For fans of: vernacular, curiosity, information architecture.
