Tavi Gevinson, Mirages, The Song Cave (2021)Courtesy of the artist

Buy art from Nan Goldin, Kim Gordon, and more for this creative fundraiser

Independent publisher The Song Cave is hosting a print sale with artworks by a range of notable writers, actors, musicians, and photographers

The Song Cave is running a print sale offering you the opportunity to purchase prints by an illustrious list of creatives. The US-based independent publishers – which focus on producing beautifully-bound works of poetry, translation, and art criticism – are raising money to fund their ongoing projects.

For this year’s annual fundraiser they approached photographers, writers, artists, actors, musicians, and filmmakers to provide a photograph on the enigmatic theme of ‘mirages’. Contributors include the likes of former Sonic Youth musician Kim Gordon, celebrated photographer Nan Goldin, actor and writer Tavi Gevinson, and Dazed 100 alumni, Coco Gordon Moore, who've each responded to the topic in their unique and evocative ways. 

Each 5x7 inch print (priced at $75) is an edition of 30 and will be accompanied by a numbered certificate. Proceeds from all sales will go towards The Song Book’s valuable aim of printing and distributing important writing by future authors. 

Take a look through the gallery above for a glimpse of some of the many photographic prints available from The Song Cave’s Mirages series. 

Prints from The Song Cave’s Mirages fundraiser are available here, but currently only shipped within the US

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