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  1. George Rouy: Selected Works 2017 – 2023

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    Published by Tarmac Press 2023
    Linen bound hardback with tip-in and foil block cover
    Litho print on Magno Volume & Munken Lynx paper
    215.5 x 269cm
    108 pages
    Text by Charlie Mills
    Studio photography by Kingsley Ifill
    Designed by Jamie Reid Studio

    Published on the occasion of the artists solo exhibition BODY SUIT at Hannah Barry Gallery.

    £48.00 + P&P.

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    “Comprising forty seven paintings created between 2017 – 2022, this inaugural monograph of Rouy’s work, published by Tarmac Press, brings together selected paintings from over ten bodies of work to survey his dynamic and signature use of the human figure, which, constrained and liberated, speaks to the extremities of our time. In the following pages Rouy’s approach shape-shifts from unified, ambient subjects made strange and alluring to us through their sparse yet enduring symbolism.” – Charlie Mills.

  2. Oliver Griffin

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    As direction of time through purpose, perfection and practice
    Catalogue 2021 – 2022

    by Oliver Griffin

    Edition of 42 signed and numbered by the artist

    £24 + P&P

  3. Marie Jacotey and Lola Halifa-Legrand

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    Filles Bleues, Peur Blanche, 2021
    Limited edition film posters
    100 x 70 cm

    £18 + P&P each

  4. Jeremy Deller

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    Putin’s Happy, 2019
    Signed exhibition poster
    118 x 84 cm

    £42 + P&P

     

  5. Jolene

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    Jolene

    Jolene is a collaborative project by artist Guy Gormley and poet Rachael Allen.
    The book presents a series of photographs and poems that explore the
    experience of isolation and claustrophobia in a rural, disenfranchised part of
    Cornwall, while also engaging with the social impact of shifting economic
    geographies. Much of the preparatory work for Jolene was done during a visit to
    Rachael’s family home in the Cornish village of Dobwalls. Though this time was
    crucial to the composition of the book, many of Guy’s photographs date from
    before or after the trip. Image and text work together but are not illustrative, their
    juxtaposition producing moments of consonance and dissonance. And while
    Jolene is in a certain sense specific to Cornwall, its intimate and sometimes
    humorous dealings with the everyday push the book outside of its particular
    context, allowing the reader to weave together his or her own narrative.

    Published by the independent imprint Matchstick Books.

    £15+ P&P

  6. James Capper

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    James Capper

     

    PARTS MANUAL 2014
    EARTH-MARKING AND OFFSHORE
    JAMES CAPPER

    Edited by Ben Eastham

    Designed by Studio Hato

    Published by Hato Press and Hannah Barry in 2014

    £10 + P&P

  7. George Rouy

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    Squeeze Hard Enough it Might Just Pop!, 2018
    Limited edition exhibition poster
    100 x 70 cm

    £18 + P&P

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