[sliders_pack id="7458"] This 104 page hardback publication documents the Banner Culture exhibition for British Textile Biennial 2019. It features essays from prominent banner makers and images of many of the 200+ banners displayed covering a century of crusades. There is an introductory offer of £15 plus P&P* until...
[sliders_pack id="6949"] One hundred and sixty five years after a group of students from Cambridge University first nailed their rules of the game of football to a tree, Cambridge City Council agreed to undertake a public art commission to celebrate the ‘Cambridge Rules’ and acknowledge the...
[sliders_pack id="6930"] I’ve known Len for 24+ years of his 30 documenting Manchester, and been luck enough to collaborate on many publications. During COVID lockdown he settled on reviewing this period, and we produced this wonderful volume, certainly a highlight of a difficult year. [AW] From...
[sliders_pack id="6886"] A limited edition digital production to document this National Trust commission for Joan Gabie at Blickling Hall in Norfolk. After Gesner: a response to woodcut prints from Historia Animalium 1551-58 To re-intepret the Appendix of wood cuts from Gesner’s Die Auibus Volume 3, I began by making a series of ink drawings...
[sliders_pack id="6855"] This book represents the culmination of three years of work by its creator, Allie Crewe. Since its inception, the collection presented in this book has drawn praise from a number of high profile industry publications including Magnum and LensCulture. Both were impressed by the authenticity...
[sliders_pack id="6880"] Taken from the dustjacket of this hardback coffee table production for Prose Book Publishing: Artists cannot be understood in isolation. They are the product of their own specific environment, but they often also develop artistically under the guidance of a great master. It was through such...
[sliders_pack id="6823"] This book is written and illustrated with drawings and photographs by long-time collaborator Len Grant, It looks at what it takes to build a creative ecology in an area of West Yorkshire identified by Arts Council England as being below the national average for...
[sliders_pack id="6618"] In 2014 Alan Ward purchased a substantial collection of ‘quarter plate’ glass negatives on a whim, from an eBay seller in Brighton, that had no provenance. With a few clues offered up in the images and the original boxes they came in, he pieced...
[sliders_pack id="6615"] This new 'director's cut' of Two Blue Buckets, originally designed in 1988 by Axis, contains new text by Gerry Badger, a discussion between David Campany and Fraser, and 19 missing images from the original. Quoting from Gerry Badger’s essay in the book:‘It is clear that...
[sliders_pack id="6610"] Neville Gabie was invited to make a new work which responds to the history of the former Young’s Brewery and to the sites future prospects as a residential and commercial development in the heart of London. The work he proposed was to re-staged Dinner...