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Hurvin Anderson
This catalogue accompanies reporting back, Hurvin Anderson's exhibition of work at Ikon Gallery. The most comprehensive publication of Hurvin Anderson's work to date. Published to coincide with this mid-career survey reporting back illustrates works from throughout the artist's career, including work made shortly after graduating from the Royal College of Art in 1998 to works created especially for the exhibition. Including essays by Eddie Chambers and Jennifer Higgie.
Stacked Hotel Room
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This Could Happen to You
This catalogue accompanies an exhibition which surveys Ikon Gallery's artistic programme during c.1970 – 1978. It is the second chapter in the story of Ikon, following on from their 2004 exhibition, The best things in life happen accidentally, featuring work by founder artists, their colleagues, friends and acquaintances. The ethos they instilled in the organisation, whereby an emphasis on aesthetic innovation was matched by efforts towards greater accessibility, was assumed by their successors as they engaged in a bigger picture that involved artists from further afield in the UK, and occasionally from abroad. The catalogue contains biographies of all the artists in the exhibition, material from the 70s found in Ikon's archive, installation photographs and essays.
Richard Deacon
Major presentation of new and recent work comprised of sculptural pieces, wall drawings, display table installations and pencil drawings. 31 January - 18 March 2007.
At Home with Vanley Burke
Vanley Burke, born in Jamaica in 1951, resident in Birmingham since 1965, is renowned as a photographer concerned especially with black culture in Britain.Burke has had numerous exhibitions surveying his career as an artist, and these have sometimes included material from his archive, a vast collection including printed material (posters, flyers, publications), clothes, records, ornaments and countless other items that provide invaluable insights into Britain's African and Caribbean communities. The religious and political beliefs of black people at home here, their artistic activities, fashions and leisure pursuits, food, health issues and many other aspects of everyday life are all equally...
Broad Street, Birmingham
Broad Street reinvented itself when it turned to business tourism, with the establishment of the International Convention Centre. This led to the development of Brindleyplace, the regeneration of the canals and the establishment of the entertainment complexes which now dominate what was once the street of a thousand trades. The book takes you on a picturesque stroll along the street, where you can meet such household names as Mitchell & Butler's, Cadbury's, Kunzle's, Beeny and Lee Longland and revisit well-known venues such as Baskerville House, the Rum Runner, Bush House, the Municipal Bank, the BBC and modern venues including the National Sealife Centre and Ikon Gallery. Discover how caged lions, pins, buried bodies, false teeth, lime plantations, swords, phonographs and bedsteads all helped to shape this unique street. It is amazing it has taken so long for the full story to be told, but now at last it has. Nearly 250 photographs and informative captions give due regard to Broad Street.
Artists for Ikon
This exhibition catalogue celebrates the culmination of Ikon's 50th anniversary. Artists for Ikon shows work generously donated by of some of today's most important artists, all of whom have exhibited at Ikon or are included in future projects. Artists include: Fiona Banner, David Batchelor, Martin Creed, Ian Davenport, Richard Deacon, Matias Faldbakken, Ryan Gander, Antony Gormley, Carmen Herrera, Roger Hiorns, Dennis Oppenheim, Julian Opie, Cornelia Parker, and Giuseppe Penone among others. The exhibition is followed by a major art auction at Sotheby's, London, in July 2015. Published on the occasion of the exhibition Artists for Ikon at Ikon Gallery, Birmingham, 24 April - 4 May 2015.
Mit Jai Inn
Brian Curtin, Gridthiya Gaweewong, Melanie Pocock, Simon Soon
Oleg Kulik
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Lucy Raven
"This volume is released in tandem with Lucy Raven's commission for Dia Chelsea"--
