sha.man

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Ditto Press
sha.man



Published by: Ditto Press

34 pages 27 x 32 cm Softcover 

£19.99

sha·man is a book of photography and a 10” vinyl by S&M, and the first musical release from Ditto Press. Sanna Charles’s photos of forests, man-made totems and haunting landscapes have been reproduced in a variety of duotones and some 4-colour process. The accompanying clear vinyl record contains two improvised tracks of acoustic doom.

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Issue 4

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Of The Afternoon
Issue 4



Published by: Of The Afternoon

21 x 28 cm Softcover 2013

£8.00

Of The Afternoon is distinguished by its unique design: the first half of the magazine is designed to share the work that we feature in one of our soon-to-be regular London exhibitions; the second half of the magazine features interviews with some of the most exciting names in contemporary photography at the moment, along with studio visits from young creatives from across the globe. Of The Afternoon asks questions, exploring the creativity, passion and hard work that exists behind every body of work.  Featuring work from 30 of the photographers that were shown in our exhibition, plus interviews with: Isabelle Wenzel Lorenzo Vitturi Christian Patterson Peter Puklus Fred Huning Glen Erler Kazuyoshi Usio  and studio visits from NYC.

Issue 43: Banished from Paradise

January 13, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Desillusion Magazine
Issue 43: Banished from Paradise



Published by:

165 pages 25 x 32,5 cm Softcover 

£7.00

Desillusion is an independent bi-monthly magazine that talks about the culture, fashion and lifestyle shared by the surf, skateboarding and snowboarding community. 

Issue 13

January 13, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Boneshaker Magazine
Issue 13



Published by:

24 x 17 pages 64 pages Softcover

£5.00

Boneshaker is a perfect-bound, advertisement-free quarterly publication celebrating bicycles and the people who ride them. From all around the world, we gather stories, photographs and illustrations exploring the wonderful things that happen when people and bikes come together. From wild alleycats to weird wanderlust, we're about freedom, friendship and adventure - the human side of cycling. Whilst we love a beautiful bicycle as much as anyone, Boneshaker’s more about what bicycles can do than what they look like. No training tips, race diets or adverts. It's not how much your bike weighs that matters, but where it takes you. It's not how fast you got there, but what you saw on the way.

White Girl

January 13, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Cali Thornhill Dewitt
White Girl



Published by: MTHM

52 pages 17,5 x 23,0 cm  Softcover Full Colour Offset Edition of 300  2013

£10.00

White Girl is the new book from previous GP exhibitor Cali Thornhill Dewitt. All images are set on a black background or full bleed. The black background is normally a turn-off for me, being over thought and draining on the images, but this looks great. MTHM have done a seriously good job in taking Cali's immediate pictures and elevating them beyond. Cali has a great skill for taking moments and still making them feel just like that, not too 'here it is, here is the picture' but more 'here it is, here is the picture, you see, here is a bunch more you're going to love'. An incredible collection, we're gonna be waiting here for the next book!

Printing at Home

January 13, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Xavier Antin
Printing at Home



Published by: Ditto Press

80 pages 21.0 x 29.7 cm Softcover, Spiral Bound Second Edition 300 copies 2013

£15.00

Is your printer driving you CRAZY? Get your own back on it with Xavier Antin's amazing guide, featuring nine ways of hacking your machine, using acid, joysticks, potatoes and various other intriguing methods. 

Black Light

January 13, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Roisin Dunne
Black Light



Published by: Ditto Press

98 pages 26,0 x 38,0 cm Hardback 2011

£40.00

Black Light, by Roisin Dunne, combines her often anatomical and surreal illustrations with the short story ‘Earth Eaters’, by Marc Atkinson. The book is an exploration of the idea that black is a multi-dimensional space, rather than just a shade or colour.

DADALENIN

January 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Rainer Ganahl and Johan F. Hartle
DADALENIN



Published by: Editions Taube

16 x 23 cm 608 pages Black and White Offset Print Hardcover 2014 

£23.00

DADALENIN reconstructs and speculates about how Dada and Lenin had more in common than is usually assumed. The book points to some of the tragicomic aspects of their parallel and overlapping artistic and political histories in order to question the unfulfilled legacy of the avant-garde.  In Rainer Ganahl’s voluminous series of works DADA and Lenin are abundant sources of historical imagination. To dive into the historical situation Ganahl uses a variety of artistic media and techniques––ranging from animation movies to theatre performances, from ink drawings to bronze sculptures, departing from a number of historical details and catch phrases, from the no-man’s land between porn, terror and the history of the avant-gardes.  Co-editor Johan F. Hartle’s text situates DADALENIN in the development of Rainer Ganahl’s work and reconstructs it in the context of current debates on the artistic and political avant-garde. DADALENIN thus appears as a reflection of numerous key motifs of contemporary cultural theory, indirectly haunting us in all kinds of monstrous alliances.  Edited by Rainer Ganahl and Johan F. Hartle, with contributions by Boris Groys and Jenny Borland.

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NOIT-1

January 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Flat-time House
NOIT-1



Published by: Camberwell Press

21.0 x 14.0 cm 116 pages Softcover 2014

£10.00

A biannual creative journal published by Flat Time House and Camberwell Press, designed by Work-Form. Comprised of new writing and visual contributions, NOIT will explore the theoretical concerns and artwork of John Latham and their continued relevance. This inaugural issue of NOIT is guest edited by Antony Hudek with contributions from: Steven Ball, Simon Gould, Clive Phillpot, Bill Harpe, Jurgen Harten, Gustavo Grandal Montero, Rolf Sachsse, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Jakob Jakobsen, Joy Sleeman, William Cobbing, Roger Coward, John-Paul & Jenny Latham, Claire Louise Staunton, John A. Walker, Jo Melvin, Neal White, Lucy Lippard, Felicity Sparrow, David Harding, Juan Cruz, Athanasios Velios, Patrick Keiller, David Toop Nicholas Logsdail, Donald Smith, Jane England, Noa Latham, Helen Reed & Hannah Jickling, Guy Brett, John Stezaker, Elisa Kay, Jane England (on behalf of Albert Herbert), Foster Spragge, Bea McMahon, Penelope Curtis, Barbara Steveni, Anna Ridley, Garth Evans, Jane Rolo, Andrew Dipper, David Hall, Nicholas Tresilian & John Hill.

Rosie and 21 Men

January 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Sølve Sundsbø
Rosie and 21 Men



Published by: Shoot Gallery

21,2 x 28,6 cm Hardcover Edition of 500 2013

£40.00

Sølve Sundsbø is one of the great innovators in contemporary image-making. His photographs have been included in some of the most significant fashion photography exhibitions. Recent projects include the film installation commissioned by W Magazine, “The Ever Changing Face of Beauty”, at the Park Avenue Armoury in NY and his “Perroquets” exhibition at GunGallery in Stockholm. He also created the catalogue for “Savage Beauty”, the Alexander McQueen retrospective at New York’s Metropolitan Museum of Art. Sølve Sundsbø has a capacity for visual experimentation that has brought him enduring respect within the industry. He was born and raised in Norway and, since his move to London in 1995, has shot campaigns for many of the world’s great fashion houses including Chanel, Gucci and Dolce & Gabbana. He shoots editorials for magazines as diverse as Italian Vogue, Love, i-D and W. In 2011, his New York Times Oscar portfolio “14 Actors Acting” won an Emmy. “Sølve Sundsbø doesn’t take photographs. He creates photographs. That’s the basis for this exhibition. A naked man or a female monkey – it doesn’t matter. This is not an exhibition of what Sølve Sundsbø has been photographing for the past twenty years. It’s an exhibition that shows a photographer who changes our perception of reality somewhat. By making it his own.” – Greger Ulf Nilson.

Eldorado Experience One: Surf Morocco

January 20, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Folch Studio
Eldorado Experience One: Surf Morocco



Published by: The Flames

60 pages 23,5 x 33,5 cm Softcover Edition of 400 2013

£16.00

This annual surf publication features stories and imagery about everything having to do with surfing in a certain place. The idea is to capture the feelings or sensations involved with surfing a particular place. This issue features Morocco.

The Museum of Crying Women

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Francesco Vezzoli
The Museum of Crying Women



Published by: Kaleidoscope Press

158 pages 23 x 17cm Hardback 2013 

£38.00

Gathering together some of the most iconic female figures of the last century, Italian artist Francesco Vezzoli’s (b.1971) debut exhibition in the Middle East celebrates the feminine in its most admired and glamorous form. On view in the QMA Gallery in Katara from 7 October until 30 November, the show will display Vezzoli’s most striking portraits, embroideries and needleworks depicting famous women, from Joan Crawford to Elizabeth Taylor to Lady Gaga. Adorned with Vezzoli’s signature embroidered tears, the exhibition seeks to reflect the drama of the divided female identity and the anguish of being caught in between a private life and a life in the spotlight. Presented in a space reminiscent of the Versailles Hall of Mirrors, Hollywood legends brush shoulders with first ladies and fashion icons meet pop culture celebrities.

Punctus Contra Punctum

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Kyoji Takahashi
Punctus Contra Punctum



Published by: Bookshop M

24 pages 25 x 18 cm Softcover Edition of 700 

£23.00

The 22 works brought together for this photo collection were taken on weekends by Kyoji Takahashi over a one-month period from September 7 to October 6, 2013 in a temporary studio set up in the basement of the bookstore ON SUNDAYS. Persons to be photographed were recruited from the general public, and in the end pictures were taken of 42 individuals. The photographic process was made open to the public for anyone to observe. Despite the feeling of tension present during each session, the atmosphere was pervaded by the intimate relationship between photographer and photographic subject. 

Carol Bove, The Middle Pillar

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Cathleen Chafee
Carol Bove, The Middle Pillar



Published by: Karma

28 pages 33 x 24 cm Edition of 1000 2013 

£18.00

THE MIDDLE PILLAR: A RETROSPECTIVE INTRODUCTION IN 2004 CAROL BOVE DESCRIBED HER INTEREST IN WHAT SHE CALLED THE PROVOCATIVE “SHADY PLACES” OF DISPLAY: “A GRADIENT THAT STARTS WITH A SMALL, PERSONAL DOMESTIC OBJECT AND GOES THROUGH ART OBJECTS, INSTALLATION ART, SITE-SPECIFIC WORKS, ENVIRONMENTS, INSTALLATION DESIGN, ARCHITECTURE, ETC.” HER USE OF HISTORICAL OBJECTS AND TEXTS BELONGS TO THIS LARGER PROJECT DEDICATED TO UNDERMINING BINARIES, OFTEN THE EITHER/OR DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN SITE-SPECIFIC INSTALLATIONS AND AUTONOMOUS ARTWORKS. 

The Shatterer Book

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Paul Schumann
The Shatterer Book



Published by: Karma

208 pages 20 x 25.5 cm Softcover Edition of 500 2013

£15.00

PUBLISHED ON THE OCCASION OF PETER SCHUMANN’S EXHIBITION THE SHATTERER  CURATED BY JONATHAN BERGER AT THE QUEENS MUSEUM NOVEMBER 09, 2013 — MARCH 30, 2014

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No.8

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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The Carton
No.8



Published by: Art And Then Some

88 pages 22.5 x 17 cm Softcover 2013 

£7.00

There's more to booze than a raging hangover. Mulling a drink is to warm and add spices to it. And from the land of anise, grape and thyme we bring you artistry in brewing, distillation and mixology – the kind that'll warm your soul. 'Tis the season, so drink this cup and mull over it.

Issue 4

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Paper Monument
Issue 4



Published by: Paper Monument

81 pages 20 x 14 cm Softcover 2013

£10.00

From the editors: "Before the Earth was covered mostly in water, there lived a people who worshipped petrochemicals and spent vast sums of money on things called “art objects.” I kept revisiting this thought as I worked: these far-future humans, or maybe even post-humans, puzzling over this funny piece of sculpture—which was now, thanks to my careful ministrations, almost completely free of water stains. It did somehow get me through the day."

Tote Bag Black

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Antenne Books
Tote Bag Black



Published by: Antenne Books

100% Cotton Canvas Antenne Books Branded Regular Totebag Black

£2.50

Antenne Books is a distributor of independent art publishers. Established in London in 2010, Antenne Books distributes publications on art, photography, design, illustration, theory and writing to selected book shops throughout Europe.

Book Baag

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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OK-RM
Book Baag



Published by: Antenne

38 x 43cm Black Canvas Tote Bag 100% Cotton Limited Edition of 300 2014

£8.33

"Book Baag" is a limited edition Tote Bag by OK-RM for Antenne. OK-RM is a London based design studio with a distinctive perspective on design and art direction within the fields of art, culture and commerce. Founded in 2008 by Oliver Knight & Rory McGrath, the studio engages in projects of varying scales and scopes both locally and internationally.

Tote Bag Grey

January 27, 2014, 8:14 pm

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Antenne Books
Tote Bag Grey



Published by: Antenne Books

100% Cotton Canvas Antenne Books Branded Regular Totebag Grey

£2.50

Antenne Books is a distributor of independent art publishers. Established in London in 2010, Antenne Books distributes publications on art, photography, design, illustration, theory and writing to selected book shops throughout Europe.