Aye-Aye is a publisher and a space for artists' books.

The publishing house is an evolution of i3 publications from Manchester, England, i3 was created at the International 3 Manchester, initially to produce a series of  books commissioned by the Annual Programme.

It is now based at the Aye-Aye Sorting Office at Islington Mill in neighbouring Salford. It is funded by Arts Council England

The Aye-Aye logo was created by David Mackintosh

The Aye-Aye Book Depot sign was made by Rob Niven

Aye-Aye Book Depot is a retail outlet and a space for artists' book-related events and activities in Glasgow, Scotland.
It is run by
Martin Vincent
with the collaboration of
Sapna Agarwal
a lot of invaluable work from
Alex Jacobson
a significant contribution from
Kathryn Elkyn
and the support and help of many others.

The aye-aye is a nocturnal creature from Madagascar.

Martin Vincent is an artist who also writes, curates exhibitions and occasionally makes records.
He co-founded the Annual Programme in Manchester in 1995 with Nick Crowe.
He co-founded the International 3 in Manchester in 2000 with Work & Leisure International.
He opened the Aye-Aye Book Depot in Glasgow in 2007

This website was created on 21 July 2007 by Martin Vincent. It will be updated and added to regularly, rapidly evolving into a massive corporate e-commerce site dedicated to propagating ground-level artist publishing activity. At which point it will be sold to Amazon for £30million.

Last update 24 October 2007