Fenrick Books
59-13 71st Ave
Ridgewood, Queens
NYC
Open Wednesday - Sunday 1-7
End of July New Catalog
It pains me to announce that Fenrick Books as a brick & mortar store is closing at the end of July. Unfortunately Ridgewood Coin & Stamp is no longer a tenable home. Last day of business is July 27th. Afterward, business will resume online.
day before closing concert
Saturday July 26th at 5pm
Nuke Watch + Bobby Would
Fenrick Books
59-13 71st Ave
Ridgewood, Queens
Bobby Would celebrates release of his record Mumia on Digital Regress
available in store and on this website
Exhibitions on hiatus
Work available by Tori Kudo and Robert Pawliczek
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Robert Pawliczek
DISPLAY
Saturday, February 22nd
Display is closing
with a musical performance
by Alex Zhang Hungtai
Closing party 4-7pm
Performance 4:30pm
Opening 4-7 February 2nd, 2025.
February 2nd - 22nd, 2025.
"Circling the term 'display' - letting it drift, dérive. Just started drawing out an idea of four door-like canvases with mirrors attached to each rear side, set up in a circle. Originally planned to walk through, like a mirror cabinet that multiplies the painting and the interacting viewer… Scaled down to fit the display, rotating in its own orbit.“
Robert Pawliczek is a conceptual artist who makes use of many techniques, often taking apart traditional subjects such as painting. He studied both performative art & sculpture and abstract painting in Vienna and Prague. Pawliczek operates a publishing house for small run art editions called DIDT Publishing. He has been part of various projects in the DIY-scene - toured, recorded, released with constellations such as Bobby Would, Heavy Metal, Itchy Bugger, Healing (…) to name a few and runs the labels Die Plattenfirma and Quality Music Records.
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To The Cold Heart by Clark Coolidge is the first book published by Fenrick Books.
The second book co-published with Random Man Editions…
ERRTH CALLS: COMA WALLS, KENSPECKLE XEDUSAE, HAUSTORIAL GROTESQUES, AND BUTYL BALLET PANTY BRICKS
by BONNIE BANKS
(Grux from Caroliner)
Co-published by Fenrick Books and Random Man Editions
Available online from Random Man Editions (click text to proceed to their website and purchase)
Paint-smeared covers, obi, 8x8”Edition of 200 (100 w/ a 7” record)
Bonnie Banks performs as Rubber (() Cement and has been in countless legendary costume-oriented underground bay area bands since the mid 80s
Afterword by Alan Bishop from Sun City Girls
new arrivals
