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What did you do… (2024)

What did you do… (2024) is a poster project commissioned by Book Works to mark 40 years of commissions and book making. In response to the urgent humanitarian crisis in Gaza overshadowing all our activity, we have invited artists to contribute work for a series of A3 posters that speak to ideas of solidarity with the oppressed, and liberation for the occupied.

Any proceeds from this project will be donated to Medical Aid for Palestinians (MAP).

Participating artists include: Hamja Ahsan, Banu Cennetoğlu, Jesse Darling, Jeremy Deller, Falgoush Collective, Dora García, Karl Holmqvist, Marianne Keating, Tai Shani, Sofia Niazi, Katrina Palmer, Anne Tallentire, Joanne Tatham and Tom O’Sullivan, and Rosa-Johan Uddoh

A poster was produced by Book Works to initiate this project and to mark the workplace day of action to #standwithgaza on 6 February 2024.  This poster and the first six artists posters, by Rosalind Nashashibi, Jeremy Deller, Marianne Keating, Karl Holmqvist, Dora García, and Katrina Palmer are now available to buy in our shop,


Lost Children

Jeremy Deller

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Lost Children by Jeremy Deller is now available for What did you do… (2024), at £75.00 + VAT


Gaza

Rosalind Nashashibi

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Thinking about growing up in Gaza, like seeds coming up from the ground, but into an unhealthy and damaging air. It was never safe in Gaza, they never had a chance. I’m sickened our government are still supporting this genocide. I’m frightened for everyone that is in Gaza now, including the hostages taken by Hamas. It must be terrifying for them and their families. – Rosalind Nashashibi, 21 October 2023

Gaza by Rosalind Nashashibi is now available as part of What did you do… (2024) for £75.00 + VAT


Cherish All Children Equally

Marianne Keating

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The very fact that there is today an independent Irish State, however long it took to realise the noble goals of the Irish people by bringing it into being, confirms that we too shall become a free people; we too shall have a country which will, as the great Irish patriots said in the proclamation of 1916, cherish all the children of the nation equally. – Nelson Mandela, 1 July 1990

Cherish All Children Equally by Marianne Keating is now available for What did you do… (2024) at £75.00 + VAT


Why!!?

Karl Holmqvist

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Why!!? by Karl Holmqvist, is now available for What did you do… (2024) at £75.00 + VAT


There must be some form of justice

Dora García

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There must be some form of justice, by Dora García is now available for What did you do… (2024) at £75.00 + VAT


Landscape

Katrina Palmer

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Landscape by Katrina Palmer is now available for What did you do… (2024) at £75.00 + VAT


ABOUT US

Book Works is a leading contemporary arts organisation with a unique role as makers and publishers of books.

Established in 1984, we are dedicated to supporting new work by emerging artists. Our projects are initiated by invitation, open submission, and through guest-curated projects. Book Works consists of a publishing and commissioning department; and a studio specialising in binding, box-making and multiples.

STUDIO

The Book Works Studio offers a specialist bespoke service for a range of clients, from artists, designers, galleries, and businesses. We provide binding solutions, develop prototypes and specialise in unique book artworks, boxes, and portfolios. We have an extensive archive, and offer tailored educational events, and bookbinding courses. The Studio generates income from clients and is self-sufficient.

PUBLISHING

Book Works Publishing is dedicated to supporting new work by emerging artists. Our projects are initiated by invitation, open submission, and through guest-curated projects and include publishing, a lecture and seminar programme, exhibitions, the development of an online archive, and artists’ surgeries and workshops.

Our audience is vital to our work. The process of engaging and developing our audience is initiated with our commissioning programme, and driven through all aspects of our activities, particularly our public programme of events, our workshops, artists’ surgeries and education activities, and through our interest in collaborating with other organisations and libraries. Our programme of commissions is diverse, and reflects our commitment not just to work with cultural workers from all backgrounds, but to invest in networks and programmes that engage, and develop and create new artistic voices.

Recent Commissions

Includes new projects with: Ayo Akingbade, Deborah-Joyce Holman, Bouchra Khalili, Amy Ching-Yan Lam, Samia Malik, Harun Morrison, Sofia Niazi, Theresa Hak Kyung Cha and Jimmy Robert, Prem Sahib, Derica Shields, and Cecilia Vicuña. Our current Open Submission is Arrhythmia, guest edited by Katrina Palmer, and has commissioned new work from Andrew Colarusso, Roy Claire Potter, Kamwangi Njue, and Alice Walter.

SUPPORT US

By supporting Book Works you will help support artists and writers at the emerging stage of their careers through our diverse commissioning programme of open submissions, guest editorships, public events, exhibitions and publications.

CHARITY

Book Works is a registered charity, dedicated to advance education for the benefit of the public in the visual arts, particularly books which may be recognised as works of art in their own right.

TRUSTEES

We have a board of trustees who input their range of diverse expertise and interests into our development:

Teresa Drace-Francis (Chair)
Maria Amidu
Nick Brown
Aliya Gulamani
Gerrie van Noord


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