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Dust and Other Stories by Paul Rooney

Dust and Other Stories by Paul Rooney

These stories take us away from the crowd to abandoned people, places and mythologies, which are uncovered with writing that bristles with absurdity and seriousness, artifice and humour. 

‘Rooney is a master of urban myth… he empathises and charms us into feeling the subjectivity of his protagonists. Who else but him could achieve such deep pathos with such down to earth subjects, methods and materials?’
Robert Clark, The Guardian

Dust and Other Stories by Paul Rooney
Edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly
Published by AD and Aye-Aye Books
ISBN 9 780955 654053 
245pp, 180 x 160 mm
Designed by BoeckBerg 
August 2012

£10+ £2.70 postage and packing UK
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Edition Print by Fabian Peake

I say it flew over London

Silk screen print in an edition of 30 copies
700 x 500mm
on Fabriano FA5 350gsm paper

£85 unframed

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The Collected Writings of Jon Thompson

Jon Thompson is an artist and one of the most influential teachers of fine art in Britain; he is a prolific writer on the visual arts, art education and cultural trends. This volume spanning more than 30 years includes, amongst others, important essays on art education, the economics of culture, sculpture and painting, outsider art, realism, Jannis Kounellis, Steve McQueen, Mark Wallinger, Mat Collishaw, Piero Manzoni, Ria Pacquée, Richard Deacon and Marcel Duchamp. 

The Collected Writings of Jon Thompson
Edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly
Published by Ridinghouse
ISBN 978 1 90546 437 1
536pp, 210 x 145 mm
Designed by Marit Muenzberg
August 2011

£22+ £3.50 postage and packing UK
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The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B and Other Stories

Moving, humorous and sometimes deeply macabre, this collection of 17 stories by contemporary artists deals with dementia, mortality, mass murder and madness. 

Contributors: Edward Allington, David Batchelor, Ian Breakwell, David Burrows, Brian Catling, Jake Chapman, Juan Cruz, Mikey Cuddihy, Polly Gould, Chris Hammond, Janice Kerbel, Balraj Khanna, Brighid Lowe, Gary O’Connor, Paul Rooney, Jon Thompson and Martin Vincent.

The Alpine Fantasy of Victor B and Other Stories
Edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly
Published by Serpent’s Tail
ISBN 978 1 85242 926 3
249pp, 196 x 130 mm
Designed by Untitled
November 2006

£8.99 + £2.70 postage and packing UK
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The Field by Gary O’Connor

The vast, flat featureless Fens landscape is the backdrop for the disquieting story of a man whose decision to take singing lessons brings him to question his perception of reality.

Cambridgeshire based artist and writer Gary O’Connor was born in London in 1963. O’Connor has developed a symbiotic relationship between his writing and his art practice, by incorporating text and spoken word in his artworks. 

The Field by Gary O’Connor
Edited by Jeremy Akerman and Eileen Daly
Published by Transition Editions
ISBN 978 0 9548954 5 7
32pp, 198 x 130 mm
Designed by Untitled
May 2009

£8.50 plus £1.50 postage and packing UK
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