ART BOOKS 

An experimental, collage style book with text superimposed on visual elements and vice versa. Some pages are printed backwards and are meant to be read in a mirror. Some are intentionally left blank. Most contain photographs and images both modern and historic, juxtaposed in startling ways.

This 1971 book contains a large collection of Warhol’s iconic screen printed artwork, as well as stills from his moving image pieces, over 160 pages, while providing an insight into his creation of the work.

First edition volume of 'Warhol' produced by the Tate Gallery to mark their exhibition of Andy Warhol's art in early 1971. Includes exhibition inventory at the back, as well as metallic poster with neon pink Monroe print.

The DIY bible! Demonstrates the fundamental techniques of stencil duplicating, screen printing, offset lithography, photocopying, relief printing, letterpress, and more. "For anyone who has something to say in printed form".

'Happenings' focuses on the 1960s avant-garde movement, and is an illustrated anthology chronicling the birth of countercultural performance art. It features scripts, working notes, and comprehensive production statements as well as over 70 incredible photographs.

A book of images and words about the experience of a migrant worker. Beautifully laid out photographs by Jean Mohr and text by John Berger.