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David Harrison
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Recursion
Everything that is going to happen already has. During a disruption in the timeline of a sleepy Lake District village, the erratic and strung-out artist Haruki Kensagi cannot help but feel that he’s been here before, either in his past or in his future.
David Harrison
Flowers of Evil has been published to accompany David Harrison's third solo exhibition at Victoria Miro, London, in autumn 2015.The selection of works presents an intensely depicted universe in which the supernatural is intertwined with the natural world, musing on how modern life so often manages to destroy the magic.Foxglove, Belladonna and Wolfsbane fairies are among the cast of potent female characters at the heart of this body of work, pushed out of hedgerows and fields by bland housing estates and barren office blocks.Just as Baudelaire describes smells 'corrupt, and rich, triumphant, With power to expand into infinity' in Les Fleurs du Mal, the paintings evoke a heady, intoxicating world of scent and perfumes, which has long been a feature of Harrison's practice.The publication features a conversation between Harrison and Peter Doig, a newly commissioned text by filmmaker Stella Scott, and a poem by Paula Meehan.
Among The Cinereus
Plagued by the threat of a faceless enemy, "Among The Cinereus" follows a lone warrior set on taking revenge on those who took his family and continue to threaten the place he calls home, The Humanum.Using his wit and cunning, he works among his dwindling neighbours, plagued also by the work of The Humanum, to confront those who are his sworn enemy."Among The Cinereus" is the first in a series of short stories by David J. Harrison and confronts a real world threat through a story filled with emotion, powerful imagery and a secret twist to shock readers.
Fatima Prophecy
In Fatima, Portugal in 1917, the Virgin Mary delivered a prophecy to a little girl. She shared it with the church hierarchy, but no public reading of it has ever been made. Years later, a psychic among a small group of Fatima devotees, channeled a series of revelations so alarming that the group understood why the Church never announced the words of the Fatima miracle. That channel was Ray Stanford, who works in the prophetic traditions of Edgar Cacye. His readings of the Marian Apparitions at Fatima--and at Beauraing, Garabandal, and Zeitoun--are now presented in their entirety. They involve the future of humanity as we know it.
Research Grants
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David Smith-Harrison
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Muir's Textbook of Pathology
This edition of this text responds to changing curricula with the extensive use of clinical photographs and illustrative clinical cases which relate pathological mechanisms to people and prognoses, as well as more detailed 'special study' modules.
