Lubok 3 is an early volume in the Lubok series, an artist-led publishing project devoted to contemporary relief printmaking.

Like the other editions, it consists exclusively of original prints, produced using techniques such as woodcut and linocut, and conceived specifically for the book format.

Rather than functioning as a catalogue or documentation, Lubok 3 operates as a compact exhibition in printed form. The sequence of pages emphasizes materiality, seriality, and the physical act of printing, foregrounding the book as a site of artistic production. Edited by Christoph Ruckhäberle and Thomas Siemon, the volume exemplifies Lubok’s commitment to collaborative authorship and to the print as an autonomous, non-reproductive artwork.