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…While our perspectives are slightly less, not slightly, significantly less visible. So, most of the time we find ourselves in a space where we have to give context and provide…

…at the time. And much like, in a way, sort of maybe like a comparable kind of like homophile movement. Like, for example, One Magazine, it was sort of in…

…Surrealism and its Legacy is both a repository for the detritus of museum life and a working process, classifying the museum’s un-classifiable whilst exploring the bureaucratic workings of the institution….

…real democracy and real leadership. Most people know that things are bad, but basically assume governments are taking care of it. Unfortunately, the evidence is unavoidable. Governments just aren’t taking…

…hand-scrawled jokes and texts overlaying them, the images play on the relationship between surface and penetration, where distorted images, words and text shatter the reflection of the mirrored surface. In…

…there are no security guards or amateur militia manning the front door, though a huddle of middle- aged men sipping tea around a table gaze at outsiders with suspicion as…

…that I’m sure he’ll refer to, and one that’s a really good example of the collaborative approach we encourage. Currently, he’s working on a series commissioned from open submission, titled…

…records reveal constant surveillance until 1955, from which date records are no longer accessible. The surveillance turns to state intervention when her job at the Bank of England in 1941…

…that this whole normal things is humour, it’s just that we are somehow used to calling humour that what’s funny. So yes, in a way it’s about human struggle with…

…in 1996. I pass the Ledra Palace Hotel, a huge, deluxe building by Benjamin Günsberg in 1949 and caught between Lefkoşa and Lefkosia twenty-five years later. The whole stretch is…

…works in Cardiff. His approach to making artwork is varied, and includes writing, performance, printmaking and installations. He has recently presented work with Book Works, the Whitstable Biennale, Spike Island…

…our house, seeing them coated with blankets, surrounded by border police, ambulances, rescue workers, a different level opens up. The power of what I was seeing in these huddled images…

…can see the world and our place it in anew. It is no surprise, then, that through his signature gleaming surfaces, distorted voices, icy minimalist textures, games of light and…

…Surrealism and its Legacies at the Manchester Museum, resulting in an installation and the publication Bureau for the Study of Surrealism and its Legacy. Mark said of his collaboration with…

…sample writings, sound and music kindly contributed by Bob Lewis, Katrina Palmer, Ingrid Plum, and Timothy Thornton. Presented with Lizzie Homersham on Montez Press Radio, 24 August 2019: https://soundcloud.com/book-works/interstices-w-bridget-penney-and-lizzi… Selection Commissioned…

…that surveys this current moment in the expanded publishing landscape, running 7-9 June 2024 Constituting a book market, reading room and programme of events, Inventory will foreground interdisciplinary, collaborative and…

…Moroccan-French visual artist. Raised between Morocco and France, she studied Film at Sorbonne Nouvelle and Fine Arts at École Nationale Supérieure d’Arts de Paris-Cergy. Recent exhibitions include solo shows at…

…for the rest of the month. Published in 2015, A Lebanese Archive is based on a collection of archival photographs from Lebanon and the Middle East, which came into the…

…History… presents an interplay of voices, legacies, friendships and influences that make up an art practice. Conceived from a period of collaboration between the artist, curator and writer Rike Frank,…

…is the funniest, knottiest, most exhilaratingly jaded debut of the year.” – Joe Dunthorne, author of Submarine and Children of Radium We’re excited to be publishing the first title in…

…how we died and learnt to survive, by taking messages for the dead. What do they call us? Medium. The Medium.’  To read The Medium is to be submerged in a stream…

…TATHAM AND TOM O’SULLIVAN BUREAU OF THE CENTRE FOR THE STUDY OF SURREALISM AND ITS LEGACY – MARK DION EVEN THE DEAD RISE UP – FRANCIS MCKEE GO TO RECEPTION AND ASK…

…of Art, Oxford University. Her practice combines collage, psychosexual sculpture, VHS and shamanism. Through these disciplines, Alice creates surreal and sensory spaces that open channels for the unseen. More about…

…freedom of information, protest and censorship, Beyond Words presents the idea of freedom as part of a process of public dialogue, ongoing struggle, a rejection of the proprietary understanding of…

…This transforms them into plausible poetry… although they have been translated or composed from audible bangs, wallops, scrapes and sighs.’ – Ian Hunt. Our Book of the Month for October…

Our “book” of the month, with 30% off during October, is Helen Cammock’s Moveable Bridge – a 12″ vinyl album of spoken word and song and artist publication in a…

…John Le Carré, while also seeking to trouble the styles and historical assumptions that have developed from them. What emerges is a portrait of the shared experience of subterfuge, community…

…surprised each time he says that his ear is still bothering him. Why do I forget in-between? Is it just this simple thing: it’s not happening to me? I hear…

…on a miserable and unreliable commuter train across the Pennines from Liverpool to Hull, is also central to the narrative of The Wastes. The journeyings it recounts are both purposeful…

‘What would it mean to let the custodian, archivist, librarian guide a research enquiry through her personal testimony of the histories, people and drama of a collection’s narrative? To court…

…the best of all possible worlds and that we must stay silent and accept its violent side-effects as unfortunate necessity: we are told to tolerate its hereditary and dynastic aspects;…

…new and backlist titles all at discounted prices for the fair! More info on the stallholders and programme of talks and workshops, including our Artist’s Surgeries, via the Fruitmarket website….

…to book artists about their work and buy works of art. We’ll have a stall, and will also be doing some free artist’s surgeries at the fair – contact BABE…

…sometimes strangely surreal. Dislocated from their original context and presented as an artist’s impression, the work reveals a changing society, and questions what we perceive to be news and the…

…for BBC Radio 3, Cafe OTO and Counterflows, and Primary. They are Senior Lecturer in Fine Art at Liverpool John Moores University.  royclairepotter.net Alice Walter is an artist, writer and…

…fail to react in certain situations and how they become, through repetition, responsive to specific stimuli. More drastically, when our bodies take us entirely by surprise and revolt against what…

…HH has been publishing experimental art writing for ten years – creating against type – and during this time the field has emerged and our surrounding cultural landscape greatly changed….

…own life, various films and other people’s books into The Night.’ Purple Diary 29 July, 2013 ‘Michèle Bernstein, the foremost female protagonist of the Situationist movement – and Guy Debord’s…

…care and youth offending teams, as well as people that use those services, to collaborate on a conversation that focuses on how we survive, endure, overcome, fight back and reach…

…Penney’s Licorice, the inaugural title of the Interstices series, tangentially explores the effects of the Hostile Environment policy, instigated by Theresa May in 2012 with the aim of making everyday…

…remedies this oversight, and restates Saborami as a central example of artistic engagement in material and revolutionary resistance. Engaging obliquely with the legacies of surrealism, contemporaneous experiments in concrete poetry and the…

…and a letter from a London legal firm on behalf of their client seeking to colonise or reappropriate the physical body of Italian fashion designer Roberto Cavalli. The work in…

…Civil Liberties and the anti-apartheid struggle. The gaps are filled by Ruth Ewan with archival material that ranges from MI5 surveillance files, family photographs, archived journals and publications, that presents…