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Book Works
The Happy Hypocrite
Editorial Design
The Happy Hypocrite is a
bi-annual journal led by artists’ writings. Inspired and informed by avant-garde magazines such as Bananas, Documents, The Fox, Merlin and Tracks, it includes new writing and research-based projects from artists, writers and theorists expressing experimental ideas. The design of the journal has a strong bias toward typography, to reflect the written nature of the contributions, and as an element which illustrates the diversity of the works included.
Emily Wardill and Ian White We are behind
Publication
Emily introduces her book as a lecture in seven parts: "I am going to talk about the object. I am not just going to talk about it, I want to make us feel it, with our flesh". Wardill’s film work emphasises various objects as well as treating the film medium as an object itself. The language of the design of the book insinuates itself into a film's narrative as the object of a series of performances and lectures, a transmission of knowledge.
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Heather and Ivan Morison Falling Into Place
Publication
In recent works, Heather and Ivan Morison have explored the idea of shelter and the escape vehicle – things that can either transport you physically or mentally away from the here and now, or offer refuge from a future disaster. Continuing their explorations and investigations into cultures of self-sufficiency, this publication brings many elements of the artists’ research together with sketches and drawings, through a narrative which is part science fiction, part history, part autobiography and part fairytale.
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