Search Results: Titles starting with M from Stefan Szczelkun

Jeff Nuttall was central to the British art underground in the late Sixties and Seventies.A mix of autobiography and philosophy. "68 the revolution failed..."White card gloss cover tanned, and corners v slightly bumped.

Pristine pamphlet reprint of Fifth Estate (October 1985 essays) edited and introduced by John Moore

edited and with an introduction by John Moore."The only sustained literary criticism in Perlman's corpus."Original essays 1985 in Fifth Estate. Tragically just after Perlman had died in June 1985.booklet design by Ed Baxter

David Gascoyne's introduction is as intelligent and passionate as his translation of the book itself. (Orig. 1919)

with an introductory essay by Guy Brett
From the early career of Rasheed Araeen who subsequently became world renowned.
Profusely illustrated in black and white
The original KALA PRESS first edition

Sixteen full colour plates by Anne Anderson are the notable feature of this medley from the English literary canon for children (of all ages!) See illustrations to come. This is a nicely bound popular edition.

Includes work by Hannah Collins, Jo Spence, Rosy Martin, Chris Killip, Stuart Brisley, Willy Doherty, Boyd Webb, Craigie Horsfield.Beautiful plates of the photography. Many full page.(on back cover corner dented)

English & French text. colour & b/w illustrations. paperback (near fine). Nantes: Musee des Beaux-Arts, 1988.
Exhibition catalogue.
Photographers: Stuart Brisley, Hannah Collins, John Davies, Willy Doherty, Craigie Horsfield, Chris Killip, Jo Spence, Boyd Webb.
All have several full page photographs printed on art grade paper.
A great resource for anyone wanting to study this period of photography in UK.

The classic by Jonas Mekas

A foundational theory of how meaning is made in a multi-media world. Very good.

This compilation of bit and bobs about Chtcheglov, aka Gilles Ivain, (includes a poem "taken from a book by Samuel Appelbaum (1998)"Pamphlet may still be available from 56a Infoshop in Walworth.