









- Title: Common Sense is a Hungry Bitch
- Artist: Chantal Rens
- Designer: Chantal Rens
- Editor: Chantal Rens
- Imprint: PANTOFLE BOOKS
- Printer: Drukkerij Tielen, Boxtel, the Netherlands
- Publication date and place: May, 2018 / Tilburg, the Nederland
- Edition: 500
- Format, binding: hardcover with gold embossing + dust jacket / sewn
- Size: 15,4 x 21,7 x 1,6 mm
- Number of pages and images: 98 pages / 52 images
- Type of printing and paper: offset / paper: 170 g/m2 Luxo Art Samt
- Retail price: 38€
Book description:
"Common Sense is a Hungry Bitch collects an array of collage work, striking and uncanny interventions that challenge what you’re seeing. The warm and weathered quality of the images from mid-century vernacular source material lull the viewer into a certain comfort, the nostalgic tint of Life magazine or a family photo album torn and pasted into jarring contortions of people, animals, and scenery that are swapped amongst themselves, irrevocably mixed-up. Surrounding the collage images are carefully juxtaposed spot colours that enhance this familiar yet uncomfortable tone and bring you deeper into spreads where each image begs a double-take." — Printed Matter, Inc., New York