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Exhibition Catalogues
Nathan Coley - There will be no miracles here
Nathan Coley‘s work focuses on the way in which the
values of a society are reflected in and determined by
its built environment. In a practice that includes
sculpture, photography, drawing, video and installation,
the artist works to reveal the often conflicting systems
of personal, social, religious and political belief
through which we structure our towns and cities,
and thereby ourselves. This monograph covers the
breadth of the artist‘s practice over the last ten years.
It documents the artist‘s major projects, discussing
them both in the context of their original making, and
in the light of newly commissioned essays by Fiona
Bradley and Susanne Gaensheimer.
Bursting with images and ideas, the book offers the
first opportunity properly to assess Coley‘s intriguing
work.
£15.00
Signed copies £22.00
Limited edition, signed, numbered (with print £150.00)
We also stock further suggested reading to accompany the Nathan Coley exhibition.
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Mary & Kenneth Martin: Constructed Works
Kenneth Martin and Mary Martin were at the forefront of artists who ‘rediscovered‘ abstraction during the 1940s. Kenneth Martin's mobile sculptures and Mary Martin's reliefs are based around mathematical principles and display extraordinary innovation.
£12.95
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Sophy Rickett: Monograph (Triple Echo)
Sophy Rickett's work explores the competing forces of light and darkness in defining and articulating space, often alluding to a sense of the infinite.
£19.99
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It Starts From Here
The De La Warr Pavilion has invited a number of artists and designers to come up with their ‘first thoughts‘ when asked how they might respond to the building.
Artists : Tonico Lemos Auad, Tomoko Azumi, Hannah Dipper and Robin Farquhar, Simon Faithful, John Frankland, Robert Frith, Liam Gillick, Gitta Gschwendtner, Ilana Halperin, Alex Hartley, Matthew Houlding, Walter Jack, Luisa Lambri, Christina Mackie, Paul Morrison, Nils Norman, Dan Perjovschi, Hans Stofer, Matthew Tickle Richard Wentworth and Silvia Ziranek.
£4.95
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A Secret Service
A Secret Service explores the work of the fifteen international artists and groups whose practices centre on the creation of the secret worlds or the exposure of the hidden facts and images. Key figures of Modern art, established and emerging contemporary artists and 'outsiders' together address numerous aspects of secrecy: magic, alchemy, sexuality, dreams, religion, political conspiracy, assumed identity and the covert workings of the state.
£14.99
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Brighton Photo Biennial
This guide features illustrations and descriptions of all exhibitions, projects and events involved in the 2006 Brighton Photo Biennial including our current exhibition Voodoo Macbeth
£12.95
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Bridget Smith
This Guide Features a chance to see the work of Bridget Smith who was the photographer commisioned by the De La Warr Pavilion during the refurbishment and restoration.
£12.95
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Variety
The De La Warr Pavilion's inaugural season, Variety, a programme of exhibitions and live performance that explores the word "variety" and what it might mean in the 21st century.
£5
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Stephen Hughes
Photographs
£19.99
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James Hugonin: And Our Eyes Scan Time
The most comprehensive publication to date about the artist James Hugonin.
The book beautifully illustrates the 12 paintings created by Hugonin over the last 15 years of his career and includes insightful essays by conductor, singer and writer Paul Hillier, and Chris Yetton, recently retired director of the BA Fine Art course at Chelsea School of Art.
£25.00
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