Dublett # 1: Annette & Caroline Kierulf

The collaborative artistic practice of Annette Kierulf and Caroline Kierulf is well known for their shared interest in woodcuts, often … More

Dublett # 2: Toril Johannessen

Dublett – Toril Johannessen is the second book in the ‘Dublett’ series. Each ‘Dublett’ consists of a new artist’s book and … More

They describe themselves as being born ‘in the decaying docklands of South London’ and have stated that they and their music were … More

Following the publication of To Have and to … More

The Invisible Generation is the title of a series of projects that appeared in different guises in the cities of … More

The description here far exceeds that of just the book, as my involvement in this interesting project stretched further (and … More

Fluke and happenstance are as good a way to meet people and find work as any other. I met Rebecca … More

Some 17 years ago I made the UK my well-chosen home, and over time I started to translate texts for … More

It’s been wonderful working with my former colleague Edna van Duyn, de Appel’s long-time editor, again. The Shadowfiles is de Appel’s … More

Having worked with Shezad several years earlier on the book Feature: Reconstructed (published as part of the Fabrications series at … More

Black Sun is a term with multiple meanings. It represents the eclipse of the day, but is also a symbol … More

In Certain Places in Preston commissioned Shezad Dawood’s film project Piercing Brightness, and the Harris Museum & Art Gallery hosted … More

Another new arrival on my doormat this morning: Self-Organised, edited by Stine Hebert & Anne Szefer Karlsen, published by Open … More