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A provocative collection of Damien Hirst's ideas and obsessions, created in collaboration with designer Jonathan Barnbrook. Pieces of his artwork are set against a visual narrative of drawings, words, photography, typography, pop-ups and other special effects. An essay by novelist Gordon Burn looks at Hirst's work and the breadth of its impact.
Arguably the most significant book on printmaking published in the last five years, showcasing rare works on paper created for the Paragon Press by 25 leading artists -- including the Chapman brothers, Peter Doig, Damien Hirst and Gary Hume.
Over the years, The Saatchi Gallery has launched the careers of many young artists, who have since become household names. For the first time one book, The History of the Saatchi Gallery, chronicles the breadth of work exhibited at the Saatchi Gallery from Lucien Freud to Damien Hirst, Andy Warhol to Cy Twombly and Richard Serra, to name but a few.
From a London- and Paris-based team of sneaker enthusiasts, who are graphic designers and moving image makers in their spare time, comes this tribute to the shoe that has become a global obsession. With contributions from athletes, teen idols, moguls, and sneaker designers and enthusiasts worldwide, it offers a freeze-frame of this social phenomenon, including serious consideration of issues such as criminality, counterfeiting, exploitation, value for money and fashion. In the process of contacting all known sneaker freaks, the authors went surfing the Net - only to discover a parallel between the Internet and sneakers in terms of global communication, technology and obsessive behaviour. The result is a book structured as an Internet sight, with nodes, networks and key words for the reader to browse through a global conversation.
This collection sets out to identify and reveal the connections between fashion design and graphic design, illustrating how fashion draws on the power of graphics. From street wear to ready-to-wear to couture, examples run the gamut of international styles.
Graphic art from zines, small press and independant publications.
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This follow-up to Typography Now: The Next Wave updates the story of typography, focusing on the most innovative designers and projects in print, advertising and the moving image.
For eight years London-based award-winning photographer Amelia Trourbridge has been shooting men who walk theline - from Bill Clinton to Howard Marks, Fidel Castro to Hugh Hefner. Here is her sharp take on their world.