Lubaina Himid, Predicting History: Testing Translation

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This catalogue is published on the occasion of Lubaina Himid’s exhibition Predicting History: Testing Translation, which features a new body of work commissioned by the British Council for the British Pavilion at the 61st International Art Exhibition – La Biennale di Venezia in 2026.

It includes original essays by Nick Aikens (Researcher at HDK-Valand, University of Gothenburg and Managing Editor and Research Responsible for L’Internationale Online), Christine Eyene (Senior Lecturer in Contemporary Art and Co-Director of Exhibition Research Lab at Liverpool John Moores University, and Research Curator at Tate Liverpool), Dorothy Price (Deputy Director and Executive Dean at the Courtauld Institute of Art), and Zoé Whitley (writer and curator).

Predicting History: Testing Translation
Publisher: Verlag der Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, Köln
Texts: Nick Aikens, Christine Eyene, Dorothy Price, and Zoé Whitley
Editor: Taylor Walsh
Design: Mark El-khatib studio
19.8 x 13.4 x 2 cm, 228 pages, hardcover

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Published on the occasion of Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska’s exhibition Another Chance Encounter at Kettle’s Yard, this fully illustrated book was designed in collaboration with the artists and documents three new bodies of paintings and installations.

Inspired by the Kettle’s Yard house and collection, Himid’s new work illuminates figures and histories often considered marginal. For the exhibition, Himid populated the Kettle’s Yard house with paintings in cupboards and drawers, and displayed a new collection of found and made objects in the galleries. The book includes new texts by Amy Tobin, Amelia Groom and Aneta Krzemien in conversation with Magda Stawarska, as well as Himid’s own writing.

Lubaina Himid and Magda Stawarska
Another Chance Encounter
Publisher: Kettle’s Yard, 2025
24 x 17 cm, 112 pages, paperback
ISBN: 9781904561811

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Lubaina Himid: Make Do and Mend accompanies the artist’s solo exhibitions at The Contemporary Austin, Texas (March 1 – July 21 2024) and The FLAG Art Foundation, New York (September 13 2024 – February 8 2025). Himid is the 2024 recipient of the Suzanne Deal Booth / FLAG Art Foundation Prize.

The publication provides readers with a rare behind-the-scenes look into Himid’s process for two new bodies of work – her series of 10 Strategy Paintings depicting Black men and women seated around tables featuring different arrangements of organic, mechanical and everyday objects; and 64 paintings on wooden planks titled The Aunties, which build upon Himid’s previous plank works, whose forms evoke funerary objects from East Africa.

It features contributions by Lubaina Himid, Dorothy Price (Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art and Critical Race Art History, The Courtauld), Zoe Whitley (Director, Chisenhale Gallery), Alex Klein (Head Curator and Director of Curatorial Affairs, The Contemporary Austin), Julie Le (Assistant Curator, The Contemporary Austin), Jonathan Rider (Director, The FLAG Art Foundation), and Caroline Cassidy (Director of Exhibitions, The FLAG Art Foundation).

Lubaina Himid
Make, Do and Mend
Publisher: Dancing Foxes Press, The Contemporary Austin, and The FLAG Art Foundation, 2025
Text: Lubaina Himid, Dorothy Price, Zoé Whitley, Alex Klein, Julie Le, Jonathan Rider, and Caroline Cassidy
24 x 19.4 x 1.8 cm, 176 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9781954947160

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In a limited run of three hundred copies, this special-edition publication is presented in a clothbound slipcase featuring a specially-conceived painted pattern. Each publication is individually numbered and signed by the artist. Initially trained in theatre design, Himid is known for her innovative approaches to painting and to social engagement. She has been pivotal in the UK since the 1980s for her contributions to the British Black arts movement, making space for the expression and recognition of Black experience and women’s creativity. Over the last decade she has earned international recognition for her figurative paintings, which explore overlooked and invisible aspects of history and of contemporary, everyday life. In 2017 she was awarded the Turner Prize.

Lubaina Himid
Publisher: Tate Publishing, 2021
Texts: Amrita Dhallu, Christine Eyene, Lubaina Himid, Lisa Merrill, Griselda Pollock, Magda Stawarska-Beavan and Carol Tulloch
Editor: Michael Wellen
25.3 x 21.5 x 3 cm, 176 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9781849767491

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This catalogue is published after Himid’s major exhibitions across the UK in 2017–18 at Spike Island in Bristol, Nottingham Contemporary, The Harris in Preston, BALTIC in Gateshead and Walker Art Gallery in Liverpool and constitutes the artist’s first extensive monograph. It features documentation from exhibitions and projects alongside archival images and the artist’s own writing from the 1990s to the present.

Lubaina Himid
Workshop Manual
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2018
Texts: Lubaina Himid, Helen Legg, Courtney J. Martin, Griselda Pollock, Emma Ridgeway and Zoe Whitley
30 x 23.2 x 3 cm, 312 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783960984726

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‘When something you used to have has disappeared or is missing, an arm, a lover or a leg perhaps, they say that you can still feel it. Occasionally a pain or an irritation, a sneeze or the perfume of a flower on an early summer evening reminds you that the something you have lost will always be there but only as a fleeting moment/thing.’

—Lubaina Himid

Published on the occasion of Himid’s solo exhibition at Hollybush Gardens, Water Has a Perfect Memory, this special edition of Hollybush Issue includes a response by Bermudian writer and performer, Andra Simons, alongside poetic companion pieces written by Himid and an expanded text by Magda Stawarska-Beavan, whose work is also featured in the exhibition.

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Lubaina Himid
Hollybush Issue 12
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2022
Texts: Lubaina Himid, Andra Simons, Magda Stawarska-Beavan
Design: Matthew Stuart
27 x 19 cm, 32 pages, softcover

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This catalogue was produced on the occasion of Himid’s exhibition Naming the Money at Hatton Gallery, University of Newcastle Upon Tyne, 17 January – 13 March 2004. The publication features letters written by the artist to Lucy Whetstone, Curator at Hatton Gallery, alongside an essay written by Whetstone.

Lubaina Himid
Naming the Money
Publisher: Hatton Gallery,University of Newcastle upon Tyne, 2004
Texts: Lubaina Himid and Lucy Whetstone
21 x 15 x 0.4 cm, 40 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9780701701666

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Rosemary Mayer

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Moon Tents is published on the occasion of Moon Tent for the Flower Moon, a one-night installation and event at Peveril Gardens on the roof of FormaHQ in London on 11 May 2025, the eve of the full moon known as the flower moon. The event was held in the spirit of Rosemary Mayer’s Moon Tent, an intervention into an existing rooftop structure, realised on the night of the full moon in October 1982 at the home of art historian Robert Hobbs in Lansing, New York. The work, which lasted for one night, was part of a larger series of ephemeral outdoor installations that Mayer called ‘Temporary Monuments’, which explored our connections to time, place, nature and history.

Moon Tent for the Flower Moon was organised in conjunction with the exhibition Make Me a Place in Time and Seasons: Works by Rosemary Mayer, 1971–1983 at Hollybush Gardens, London, 10 May – 28 June 2025.

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Hollybush Issue 18: Moon Tents
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2025
Texts: Rosemary Mayer, Robert Hobbs
In Conversation: Lisa Panting, Reto Pulfer, Jacob Robichaux, Malin Ståhl and Marie Warsh
Editors: Grace Storey and Marie Warsh
Design: Matthew Stuart
31.5 x 22 cm,16 pages, softcover

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Hollybush Issue 21 was published on the occasion of Boomerang, Jasleen Kaur’s first solo exhibition at Hollybush Gardens (7 November–20 December 2025), that featured a new body of work which considered how histories and narratives are managed and manufactured, socialised and maintained. Kaur’s work emanates from a position of how events happening elsewhere reverberate both on a macro level, in public societal structures, and on a micro level, within the intimacy of our domestic lives and personal relationships.

The Issue features a newly commissioned text ‘Major and Minor Notes’ by Amanprit Sandhu, curator, writer and Senior Lecturer on the Fine Art programme at Chelsea College of Arts, UK.

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Hollybush Issue 21: Jasleen Kaur: Boomerang
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2025
Text: Amanprit Sandhu
Editor: Grace Storey
Design: Cecilia Serafini
24 x 17 cm, 36 pages, softcover

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Olu Ogunnaike

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Featuring an essay by Cédric Fauq, chief curator at Capc Bordeaux, and an interview with the artist by Anne Fricke, curator at Museum Folkwang, Essen, the publication examines Ogunnaike’s methods and approach, and offers an overview of his solo exhibitions, Crumbs at Capc musée d’art contemporain, Bordeaux (2022) and I’d Rather Stand at Museum Folkwang, Essen (2021–2022).

Olu Ogunnaike

Crumbs | I’d Rather Stand

Publisher: Capc musée d’art contemporain, Bordeaux and Museum Folkwang, Essen, 2023

Texts: Cédric Fauq, Anna Frick, Sandra Patron, Olu Ogunnaike, Peter Gorschlüter.
Trilingual edition (English / German / French)
21 x 29.7 cm, 45 pages, softcover

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Johanna Billing

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Read: Liner notes

Listen: B side, Track 8

This vinyl features the film score of Billing’s work Another Album (2006), additional recording session sounds and a selection of live improvisations of songs from the Novi Val (new wave) movement that blossomed around late 1970s and ’80s in the former Yugoslavia.

Johanna Billing
Another Album, 2007
Producer: Hollybush Gardens, London and Åbäke
Design: Åbäke
31.2 x 31.4 x 0.8 cm, 12″ vinyl record

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This catalogue is jointly realised by three public institutions as part of ‘The 3 Series’, which staged a multi-venue exhibition of I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm at Camden Arts Centre (2009), Arnolfini in Bristol (2009) and Modern Art Oxford (2010). Together with an introductory text, essay, interview passages, and a selection of video stills capturing views of a choreography workshop in Billing’s work, the publication documents Billing’s interest in the politics of participation and collective experience.

Johanna Billing
I’m Lost Without Your Rhythm
Publisher: Hatje Cantz Verlag, 2009
Texts: Bruce Haines, Johanna Billing and Cristian Nae
Editor: Bruce Haines
Design: Åbäke
Partners: Camden Arts Centre; Modern Art Oxford; Arnolfini, Bristol
26.8 x 20 cm x 0.8 cm, 64 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 1900470942

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Andrea Büttner

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Published on the occasion of Andrea Büttner’s solo exhibitions The Heart of Relations at Kunstmuseum Basel and No Fear, No Shame, No Confusion at K21, Düsseldorf (both 2023), this new monograph offers the most comprehensive overview of the artist’s practice to date. Büttner combines art history with social and ethical issues. Since the early 2000s, she has been exploring a wide range of themes such as labour, poverty, shame and care in monastic forms of coexistence, but also arts and crafts as a political field. Examining the ambivalent tension between aesthetics and ethics, the internationally-renowned artist uses various conceptual methods. Best known for her large-scale woodcuts, Büttner has since used a variety of media, including etching, painting, photography and video installations, glass art and textiles. For her publications and exhibitions, Büttner composes her works thematically to create site-specific installations that can be experienced as gradually unfolding narratives.

Andrea Büttner
Publisher: Hatje Cantz, 2023
Texts: Andrea Büttner, Anne Carson, Aden Kumler, Mason Leaver-Yap, Isabelle Malz, André Rottmann and Maja Wismer
Editors: Josef Helfenstein, Maja Wismer, Dr. Susanne Gaensheimer and Isabelle Malz
31.2 x 23.4 x 3.2 cm, 368 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783775754743

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A compendium of beggars’ depictions as imagined across visual cultures, this artist’s book by Büttner examines the fraught associations of poverty in relation to art history, theology and the politics of social benefits. Notions of shame, vulnerability and dignity correspond with featured reproductions of the artist’s woodcut series on the same subject. This publication also draws from Büttner’s extensive research at the Warburg Institute in London including sixteenth-century vignettes from the Liber Vagatorum and iconographies of shepherds and kings from Nativity scenes.

Andrea Büttner
Beggars
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2018
Texts: Anne Carson, Christopher P. Heuer and Linda Nochlin
24 x 17 x 2.5 cm, 308 pages, 129 colour illustrations, softcover
ISBN: 9783960983439

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In this artist’s book, Büttner displays photographs of moss together with drawings by Gwen John (1876-1939). The book is based on research the artist undertook between 2011 and 2014 at the National Museum Cardiff, which houses many different collections all under one roof. These include an art collection with the world’s largest body of drawings by John, and a natural history collection with an internationally renowned moss collection. The book was published to coincide with the exhibition Andrea Büttner: Hidden Marriage at National Museum Cardiff, 22 February – 2 June 2014.

Andrea Büttner
Hidden Marriages
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2014
Texts: Andrea Büttner, Ray Tagney and Lily Foster
Editor: Ben Borthwick
Design: Quentin Walesch
32.5 x 25.5 x 1 cm, 64 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9783863356095

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Liber Vagatorum (The Book of Vagabonds) is a book from the 16^th century that was published in different places, different languages and large editions across Europe during the Reformation period. It warns of beggars and their ‘tricks’, of the secret language of beggars and vagabonds, of ‘false’ artists and pets that hold out their hands in front of city gates and church doors. A version of Liber Vagatorum was even published by Martin Luther himself. The book marks a turning point from the medieval concepts of poverty and caritas to the concept of the work ethic enshrined in Protestantism. It introduces the difference between legitimate and illegitimate poverty.

Andrea Büttner
Liber Vagatorum: Der Bettler Orden
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2020
Texts: Andrea Büttner and Christopher P. Heuer
Editor: Brigitte Oetker
Design: Boy Vereecken and Antoine Begon
26.5 x 21 x 5 cm, 64 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783960987574

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In this extensive historical and contemporary analysis of shame and its power, Büttner probes the definitions and representations of shame. This book includes close readings of Sigmund Freud’s writings on play and fantasy, challenges theoretical approaches to Andy Warhol’s queer performativity on film and frames Dieter Roth’s representations of shame in his writing and moving image work.

Andrea Büttner
Shame
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2020
Editor: Mason Leaver-Yap
20 x 14 x 1 cm, 128 pages, softcover
ISBN 9783960987406

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In Büttner’s work spatial motifs unfold and lay bare their very conditions of exposure. Corner (Grey) (2011) manifests an arbitrary coordinate shaped by trilateral convergence of colour planes. At once a conventional, geometric shorthand and a familiar place of banishment, the corner motif in Büttner’s work points to nuances of experienced shame and conjures up expressions such as ‘go stand in the corner.’

Andrea Büttner

Corner (Grey), 2011

Woodcut on paper

113.7 x 128.9 cm

Edition 2 of 10 + 2 AP

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Cynthia Hawkins

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Since the 1970s, Cynthia Hawkins has investigated the potentials of abstract painting. While often beginning a work or series with a predetermined concept or strategy, Hawkins’ process-oriented practice simultaneously embraces the improvisational to create a systemised space for her continually evolving vocabulary.

From 1979 to 1981, important early years in the elaboration of her work, Hawkins documented these developments in a journal. A record of the routine and everyday, the journal also gathers sketches, notes for new and in-progress works, and responses to contemporary art and criticism, bringing the artist’s process, experimentation, and reflections on materials, formalism, abstraction, and figuration into relief.

Art Notes, Art also offers a picture of the burgeoning Black-owned gallery scene in 1970s and ‘80s New York that Hawkins was an important participant in — including Cinque Gallery, Kenkeleba Gallery, and Just Above Midtown, where she had her first solo exhibition in 1981 — as well as the women artists’ circle she was an active member of, which hosted weekly shares, critiques, exchange, and amplification of each others’ work. An important glimpse into Hawkins’ creative process and artistic community, Art Notes, Art is richly illustrated with works by the artist produced during this key period – some of which are now lost – photographs and ephemera, and a visual archive of contemporaneous work by her peers.

Cynthia Hawkins
Art Notes, Art
Publisher: CARA, 2025
Text: Ananth Shastri (Editor), Cynthia Hawkins (Artist)
17.78 x 25.4 cm, 200 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9781954939059

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Hollybush Issue 19 is published on the occasion of Cynthia Hawkins’ first solo exhibition at Hollybush Gardens, featuring a new body of large-scale paintings from her ongoing series Wander/Wonder: Maps Necessary for a Walk in 4D (2023–), alongside a number of works on paper. The paintings refer directly to a series of drawings the artist made for a sculpture titled A Walk in 4D (1978/79), based on the journey from her Upper West Side apartment to the 86th Street subway station in New York. Hawkins situated this walk in the fourth dimension: space-time, as she perceived it in that moment, elevating the path at a forty-five degree angle, speaking to one’s movement through time and the world. The Issue features a newly commissioned text by Kris Cohen, Associate Professor of Art History and Humanities at Reed College in Portland, Oregon.

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Hollybush Issue 19: Cynthia Hawkins: Maps Necessary for a Walk in 4D: Chapter 4
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2025
Text: Kris Cohen
Editor: Grace Storey
Design: Wolfe Hall
28.5 x 21 cm, 32 pages, softcover

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Knut Henrik Henriksen

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Architectural Doubts is a major survey monograph examining 20 years of Henriksen’s practice. The book looks in detail at his central concepts of ‘architectural doubts’ and ‘architectural frustrations’. Henriksen’s sculptures and interventions are often defined around spatial volumes in structures that have gone through change over time. Buildings re-articulated via ‘architectural doubts’ include Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, Kunstmuseum Bern and Villa Savoye by Le Corbusier. Harnessing the form of ‘the book’, Henriksen has kept the ‘waste space’ around the standard A4 format and invited fellow artist Karl Holmqvist to use this as a project space. This book works as a manual linking Henriksen’s thoughts around sculpture, architecture, materials, standard forms, doubts and frustration.

Knut Henrik Henriksen
Architectural Doubts
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther König, 2016
Texts: Knut Henrik Henriksen, Karl Holmqvist, Lars Bang Larsen, Ellef Pretsaeter, Alexander Scrimgeour and Amy Sherlock
Editor: Knut Henrik Henriksen
34 x 24 x 3 cm, 300 pages, 256 colour and 40 black-and-white illustrations, softcover
ISBN: 9783863355241

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Knut Henrik Henriksen

Henriksen’s Envelope (2015) is part a consummate, geometric equipoise but also itself part of a series of architectural meditations on formats, for instance the International Organisation for Standardisation’s A series. Henriksen brings our attention to the physical structures and constraints of such bureaucratic conventions by exploring their extremities and the industrial tendency to dispose and order.

Knut Henrik Henriksen
Envelope, 2015
Wood, paint
35 x 35 cm

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Knut Henrik Henriksen

Henriksen’s doubtful paper monuments conjure decidedly subjective projections: insecure and unstable, their imagined architectures are domestically scaled in precarious pillars of wallpaper. These sculptures were initially conceived in response to creating large-scale, expensive and often bureaucratic projects. The rolls of store-bought wallpapers are both economical and readily available, allowing for impulsive creation while evidencing a certain insecurity or nervousness. As Henriksen says, ‘a kind of hopelessness’ pervades these delicate, imagined monuments – a frailty in which one finds an appealing counter-production. Henriksen notes: ‘They frustrated me with their fragility. I don’t know exactly what they are – they are “doubt”, they are nonverbal. I don’t know where I’m going with them, how they should be titled, or how to preserve them.’ These wallpaper assemblages ultimately model both failings and feelings, their compositional uncertainty and material precarity are counterintuitive preservations of awkwardness.

Knut Henrik Henriksen
Monument Without a Cause, 2013
Wallpaper
60 x 10 x 7 cm

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Claire Hooper

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Hooper was the winner of the 2010 Baloise Art Prize. This catalogue was published in tandem with the artist’s exhibition at mumok where she presented her prize-winning video Nyx (2010). The work is part of a trilogy that includes two other works from 2011, Aoide and Eris. In her films, Hooper interweaves narratives from the present with characters and concepts from Greek mythology. These become elements of a kaleidoscopic mélange of reality and fiction in which Hooper, in the manner of a Nouveau Roman, also dispenses with the linear succession of past, present and future.

Caire Hooper
NYX.AOIDE.ERIS

Publisher: mumok, 2011

Texts: Eva Badura-Triska, Claire Hooper, Karola Kraus and Mike Sperlinger

18.5 x 12.3 x 0.5 cm, 112 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783902490889

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Charlotte Johannesson

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Johannesson’s monochrome composition, Each is a Universe (2018), forms a relief made up of organic matter including nut shells and cambered plant stems. In a continuation of Johannesson’s interest in symbolism, semantics and image-making, the composition is subsumed within layers of blue paint reminiscent of indexical colour renderings. Yet by preserving the natural and botanical matter in this way, Johannesson privileges an enduring attraction to material life. Johannesson’s sampling of content acknowledges the structural mutuality and dependency between organic minutiae and elaborate ecosystems.

Charlotte Johanneson

Each is a Universe, 2018

Acrylic on canvas with organic matter

81 x 65 x 4 cm

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Claudette Johnson

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Published on the occasion of two exhibitions by Claudette Johnson: Still Here, Hollybush Gardens, London (2021) and Drawn Out, Ortuzar Projects, New York (2023), this fully illustrated publication includes documentation of both shows alongside a newly commissioned essay by Professor Dorothy Price, Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art and Critical Race Art History at The Courtauld, London and an interview between Johnson and artist John Akomfrah.

Claudette Johnson
Line, Rhythm, Space
Publisher: Walther Koenig
Authors: John Akomfrah, Claudette Johnson, Dorothy Price
Designer: Matthew Stuart
31 x 24 x 1 cm, 88 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783753305554

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Ellen Lesperance

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Published on the occasion of Ellen Lesperance’s solo exhibitions Stay in the Centre of No-Man’s Land at Hollybush Gardens, London (2024) and I Am Woman Inflicted with the Burden of Bearing Mankind, Derek Eller Gallery, New York (2025), this new monograph offers the most comprehensive overview of the artist’s practice to date.

The publication features newly commissioned essays by Laura Guy (Reader in Gender, Sexuality and Culture at the Glasgow School of Art) and author Jennifer Kabat, alongside an interview between Ellen Lesperance and Amy Tobin (Professor of Modern and Contemporary Art in the Department of History of Art, University of Cambridge and Curator, Contemporary Programmes at Kettle’s Yard).

Ellen Lesperance

Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther und Franz König, 2026
Texts: Laura Guy, Jennifer Kabat, Ellen Lesperance, Amy Tobin
Design: In the shade of a tree
31 x 23.5 cm, 192 pages, softcover

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‘For the mixed-media print Who Killed Karen Silkwood? Lesperance utilised some of the same matrices she deployed for Life (2020) but created a pared-down version whose muted grey colours provide the perfect foil for the printed woollen scarf folded across its surface and the pink hand-knit nipple pin fastened on its right side. The nipple, with its puckered fibres and evidently hand-wrought texture, highlights the surprisingly tactile nature of lithography, which historically has involved a bodily encounter with ink, paper and stone. Drawing from the source imagery of a photograph from c. 1983–1985 in which a group of protestors, clad entirely in mourning black, demand accountability for the death of US laboratory technician, union leader, and nuclear safety activist Karen Silkwood, Lesperance has honed in on a detail that might otherwise go overlooked, which is the nipple attached to the central figure’s pants. This somewhat odd accessory distinctly genders the protest and underscores the stakes of Silkwood’s death: it declares that radioactive pollution, industrial contamination, and environmental despoliation are inextricably feminist concerns, and that Silkwood, as a mother, might have been especially concerned about these issues. The extraneous, detached nipple also functions—probably unintentionally—as a moment of almost surrealist or ghoulish humor within a scene otherwise marked by its almost oppressive seriousness.’

—Julia Bryan-Wilson

Ellen Lesperance
Who Killed Karen Silkwood?, 2020–2021
Three-colour lithograph with chine collé and hand-knitted element on tan Rives BFK, Mulberry and Thai Kozo, signed on the verso
108.9 x 74.6 cm
AP 1 of 2 + 15 Editions

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Siobhan Liddell

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‘We come to an edge and turn away from it. A piece of something or a finite thing could hang, or balance, or even be screwed into the armature of the painting. The worlds of Siobhan Liddell morph into view, but eschew easy meaning. You might see mountain views, night-time swimming or the body, ghostly and vulnerable — it becomes one vast scenography of life. The work defies easy categorisation, and this is its strength, the sheer tensile quality of it.
We are delighted to bring Siobhan Liddell’s work to London, a city she left for New York several decades ago. A homecoming of sorts, and a welcome. Operating towards the poetic refrain, each viewer will accord their own feeling as the works invite a consideration of the sensations of life. We are so privileged to share this voice with our audience.’

—Malin Ståhl & Lisa Panting

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Siobhan Liddell
Hollybush Issue 15
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2023
Texts: Nicola Tyson, Ksenia M. Soboleva
Editor: Grace Storey
Design: Wolfe Hall
24.5 x 15 cm, 30 pages, softcover

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Eline McGeorge’s art practice explores the complex dynamics between humans and nature in an era where the impact of human activity on the environment is increasingly evident.

crwa is a travel journal that combines texts, video stills, and watercolours. The book interweaves fictional and factual narratives, offering deeper insights into McGeorge’s environmental observations.

The watercolours are directly drawn from her sketchbooks, and capture her first-hand encounters with diverse environments, including a vast coal mining landscape in Colombia, indigenous succulents growing in diamond-mined sand in Namibia, and bird cliffs in Northern Norway.

The double-page spreads from her sketchbooks reveal a profound connection with these sites, serving as intimate ‘fieldnotes’, where the flowing watercolours allow motifs — such as eyes, hands, leaves, and seeds — to transform and merge.

Eline McGeorge
crwa
Publisher: Dent-De-Leone, 2024
Design: ÅbäkePublishing
16.6 x 23.3 cm, 96 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9781907908620

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This catalogue was produced following McGeorge’s solo exhibition, As Spaces Fold, Companions Meet at Oslo Kunstforening, 21 January – 21 February 2016. In the exhibition, McGeorge treats folds as a visual and thematic motif, including the notion of folded space—an interpretation inspired by science fiction. Folded space permits the coexistence of fiction and reality to cast new constellations across time and space. McGeorge articulates conditions of alienation and hybridisation informed by ecological crises, the legacies of feminist politics, and the potential of science fiction. This publication includes works from the exhibition and texts by the artist, Marcus Verhagen, Marit Paasche and Marianne Hultman.

Eline McGeorge
As Spaces Fold, Companions Meet
Publisher: Dent-De-Leone, 2017
Texts: Henriette Gunkel, Marianne Hultman, Eline McGeorge, Marit Paasche, Line Ulekleiv and Marcus Verhagen
Design: Åbäke
25 x 17.8 x 2 cm, 224 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9781907908415

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A-W-O-R-L-D-O-F-O-U-R-O-W-N is McGeorge’s second publication by Dent-De-Leone. It features a script of several characters, all named Cosmo, who are in turn Maya Deren, Nina Hagen or Virginia Woof. These characters are isolated somewhere between the 1970s and the present, in a world similar to our own. Rejecting a singular paper standard—set in both European A4 and American letter sizes—the publication, which is made from recycled £5 notes, accents the obscurities of Western standards.

Eline McGeorge
A-W-O-R-L-D-O-F-O-U-R-O-W-N
Publisher: Dent-De-Leone, 2012
29.7 x 21.6 x 0.4 cm, 32 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9781907908057

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This HBG LHO(oq) Repair Manual clones instructional templates of troubleshooting guides as an owner’s manual used for maintaining, disassembling and servicing the HBG LHO(oq), written in Albanian. Upon closer inspection, however, readers can discern a small, camouflaged short novel embedded within a totalitarian regime and deceptively smuggled within a conflicting form.

Eline McGeorge
HBG LHO(oq)
Publisher: Dent-De-Leone, 2009
24 x 17 x 0.4 cm, 80 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9780956188540

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This publication was produced for the exhibition We are living on a star at Henie Onstad Kunstsenter (HOK), Norway, 30 January – 27 April 2014. The project investigates paradoxes within the social democratic ‘normality’ and engages with the concept of the ‘biomat.’ The book contains a transcription of McGeorge’s video montage work by the same title and maps the video’s references in a narrative text in both Norwegian and English. The publication also includes a drawn sequence from the animation process for the video.

Eline McGeorge
With the Free Rider into the Oil Change and Beyond
Publisher: Torpedo Press, 2014
21 x 16.5 x 0.8 cm, 72 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9788293104124

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Bruno Pacheco has immersed himself in the medium of painting for nearly 30 years, during which time he has worked across innumerable subjects and styles. This fully-illustrated monograph is published on the occasion of two exhibitions: ‘The Intruder’s Lot’ at Hollybush Gardens, London in 2023 and ‘Borrasca’ at Pedro Cera, Lisbon in 2021. It includes newly commissioned essays by Jennifer Higgie and Barry Schwabsky, alongside an interview between Pacheco and Anthony Spira.

Bruno Pacheco
In a Flash
Publisher: Walther Koenig, 2024
Texts: Jennifer Higgie, Bruno Pacheco, Barry, Schwabsky, Anthony Spira
Editors: Markéta Stará Condeixa, Grace Storey
Design: ATLAS
27.8 x 20.8 x 1.2 cm, 172 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783753305943

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A demi-puckered cake box is the subject matter of this unique painting within a suite of associated studies by Pacheco. The artist frequently derives motifs from found images. He describes his approach to painting as a ‘neutralisation’ of the immediate graphic nature of the subject matter, a reductive act that is achieved by bringing form and ground together, and disrupting the conventional hierarchy of elements that constitute a picture.

Bruno Pacheco
Folding Box (study), 2010
Acrylic on paper
38 x 55.5 cm

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This catalogue was published to accompany the exhibition Bruno Pacheco: Red was the tone at Galeria Filomena Soares in Lisbon, 17 March – 21 May 2016.

Bruno Pacheco
Draft (red was the tone)
Publisher: Galeria Filomena Soares, 2016
Design: Arne Kaiser
34.5 x 23.5 x 1.5 cm, 83 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9789728582135

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This publication is a scale facsimile of one of the thirty-five books that constituted Vaivém, Pacheco’s exhibition presented at Galeria Qaudrum in Lisbon, 12 October 2018 – 13 January 2019.

Bruno Pacheco
The Return
Publisher: Documenta, 2020
EGEAC, Galerias Municipais, Fundação Carmona e Costa
32 x 24.3 x 0.7 cm, 16 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9789899006188

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This catalogue, edited by Galerias Municipais in partnership with Documenta, is dedicated to Pacheco’s exhibition Vaivém, curated by Bruno Marchand, at Galeria Quadrum in Lisbon, 12 October 2018 – 13 January 2019. The richly illustrated publication features a bipartite essay by Marchand: ‘what Bruno Pacheco is attempting to do with these tables and books does not compromise the essence of his work: the construction of a pictorial corpus that critically and sensitively engages with us in its double condition as a group of images cut out of the world and a group of skins coating a surface. What they do to confer—and to otherwise unimaginable scales, levels and complexities—is the play of recognition, evocation and strangeness all his works offer us.’

Bruno Pacheco
Vaivém
Publisher: Documenta, 2020
EGEAC, Galerias Municipais, Fundação Carmona e Costa
24.5 x 17 x 1.5 cm, 124 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9789899006171

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Pisano’s Learning in Proximity (2015) belongs to a body of work that investigates the cultural values embedded in mathematics.

‘Two years ago, by chance, I read a text about how cultural values have permeated the way we think about mathematics and mathematics education. Although I was aware of how mathematics has been instrumentalised, more often than not maintaining and pushing inequality, I realised then that I was still attached to the idea of mathematics as a universal, purely abstract—and therefore value-free—language. I even considered it as one, potentially complete, body of knowledge. The text, which advocated an anti-racist review of maths education, offered a more complex view. In my eagerness, I absorbed this as a full antithesis: mathematics fallen off the pedestal of logic and reason, covered with the dirt of past and present, insisting on a claim to “truth” that had long been revealed as a delusion. A mathematics pretending to be one perfect language developed in an almost perfect linear way, to conceal that it is in fact a set of mathematics appropriated by various groups of people throughout a series of cross-cultural encounters. Finally, a mathematics that is unable to accept that it is but one amongst many—different but equal.’

—Falke Pisano

Falke Pisano
Learning in Proximity, 2015
Wood, fabric, paper, leather, pencil
88.5 x 45.5 x 69 cm
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Ruth Proctor

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Super Ruda (2010) is Proctor’s alter ego, conceived during the artist’s residency in Cali, Colombia. Borne out of a desire to blend within the setting of Cali, the character’s comportment of a black wig along with a colourful cape more closely resembled a standout super hero or cartoon figure. The act of roaming and discovering the city was less a performance than an emulation of native dwelling. Proctor conceived this poster as a tribute and salutary mark on the city’s building fabric and skin. In time covered or displaced by their kindred, the posters shed temporal records as gestures of the impermanency of living conditions.

Ruth Proctor
Super Ruda, 2010
Offset print poster
100.5 x 66.5 cm
Limited edition

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Charlie Prodger

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‘Prodger’s work on and with marks and colours, her gestures and their assemblage of things seen from geological time to the archaeological, to the swimming pool or home décor, unfold a pleasure in their own revisioned being; unlike the lilies of the field they do care for their raiment.’

—Adrian Rifkin

Cardinal Beams is published on the occasion of Charlie Prodger’s solo exhibition at Hollybush Gardens, featuring a new series of large-scale drawings made in 2024. Previously known for her work across moving image, sculpture and installation, Prodger began to make drawings during a 2023 residency at Yaddo in upstate New York and at her subsequent year-long Fellowship at Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study, Harvard University. She writes: ‘Every few years, I shift to a new way of working. It hasn’t necessarily been a conscious process, rather it is reflective of my interest in the limits and parameters of particular materials, and in pushing, and feeling out those edges.’

Hollybush Issue is a contextualising device that provides information on artists’ practices through essays, conversations and images. Issues are printed periodically and linked to specific events such as exhibitions, performances or presentations.

Charlie Prodger: Cardinal Beams
Hollybush Issue 16
Publisher: Hollybush Gardens, London, 2024
Text: Adrian Rifkin
Design: Wolfe Hall
27 x 17 cm, 34 pages, softcover

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Charlotte Prodger: Selected Works is the artist’s first monograph and the most significant book on Prodger’s work to date, offering a detailed overview of her practice across the past twelve years and numerous international exhibitions. The book includes extensive documentation of her work, seven new essays by Jac Renée Bruneau, Mel Y Chen, Laura Guy, Lynn Kost, Mason Leaver-Yap, Chris McCormack, Irene Revell and an interview with Lisa Le Feuvre. This monograph is published on the occasion of Blanks and Preforms, Prodger’s solo exhibition at Kunst Museum Winterthur in 2021. Prodger is a Glasgow-based artist working with moving image, writing, sculpture, printmaking and photography. She was the winner of the 2018 Turner Prize and represented Scotland at the 2019 Venice Biennale. Prodger’s work explores intertwined relationships between the body, landscape, language, technology and time — specifically through the lens of queer subjectivity.

Charlotte Prodger
Selected Works
Publisher: Buchhandlung Walther and Franz König, 2022
Texts (English and German): Jac Renée Bruneau, Mel Y Chen, Laura Guy, Lynn Kost, Mason Leaver-Yap, Chris McCormack, Irene Revell and Lisa Le Feuvre
Editors: Lynn Kost and Chris McCormack
Design: Roland Brauchli
25.9 x 19.3 x 1.8 cm, 256 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783753302072

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Der Grottenkatalog was published on the occasion of Pulfer’s solo exhibition at Kunstverein Nürnberg in 2013. The exhibition featured an installation comprising a blue fabric tent with sewn-in bed sheets and other textiles, furnished with pastel drawings and ceramic objects as a place of tense fullness. The space was further intensified by additives from products of the luxury food industry, such as flavour enhancers and Japanese dashi, as well as by the sounds of an electric guitar played by the participants themselves. This illustrated catalogue features texts by Simone Neuenschwander and Barbara Casavecchia, examining Pulfer’s exhibition and his associative interest in phenomena, language, sound and process.

Reto Pulfer
Der Grottenkatalog
Publisher: Kunstverein Nürnberg – Albrecht Dürer Gesellschaft, 2013
Texts (English and German): Barbara Casavecchia and Simone Neuenschwander
16.2 x 22 x 1.2 cm, 60 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9783869844718

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Newly translated into English, Gina–a Zustand novel (2022) is described by Reto Pulfer as ‘mind-massaging, language-fermenting, botanical-sci-fi exorcism’. The novel imagines a science fictional realm of post-apocalyptic and post-human conditions navigated by a matrix of human and non-human protagonists. By turns sensorial, magical and distinctly ecological, Gina posits a speculative imagining of an interdependent world that decentres anthropocentrism.

A Zustand, meanwhile, articulates a central tenet of Pulfer’s, expressing the very tension between transformation and fixity. As Anselm Franke notes in the foreword to Gina: ‘A Zustand may be a situation that has become transfixed or even permanent … an eternal present, having spatialised time. But the concept also inevitably invokes transitions from one state to another … and a liminal realm between them.’

Reto Pulfer
Gina — a Zustand novel
Publisher: BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE, 2022
Texts: Anselm Franke, Reto Pulfer
Translator: Jen Calleja
17.7 x 10 x 2 cm, 298 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783964360601

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In the style of a catalogue raisonné, Pulfer’s comprehensive monograph, Zustandskatalog: Catalog of States and Conditions, follows the artist’s work over the past fifteen years. Excerpts from the artist’s novels as well as insightful texts by Anselm Franke and Benoît Maire are juxtaposed with 475 documentary photographs of Pulfer’s technical drawings, temporary exhibitions, large-scale installations and performances. Categories such as living ceramics, food advice, ghostology, synesthesia and transformation are woven throughout the book, giving unique insight into the ideas and imagination that spans the artist’s practice.

Reto Pulfer
Zustandcatalog: Catalog of States and Conditions
Publisher: Sternberg Press, 2017
Texts: Anselm Franke, Benoit Maire and Reto Pulfer
Editors: Nikola Dietrich and Reto Pulfer
Design: HIT
32 x 24.5 x 2.5 cm, 280 pages, softcover
ISBN: 9783956793028

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Published to mark recent exhibitions at the MAC, Belfast in 2021 and John Hansard Gallery, Southampton in 2022, this new monograph offers the most comprehensive overview of Anne Tallentire’s work to date, spanning the last ten years of her practice. The publication includes new essays by Chris Fite-Wassilak, Joseph Noonan-Ganley, Sara Greavu, Lawrence Leaman, Lisa Panting and Adrian Rifkin, a text work by Sarah Jones, an interview with Jaki Irvine, a reprinted essay by the late Jean Fisher, and a foreword by Hugh Mulholland and Ros Carter.

Anne Tallentire
Publishers: John Hansard Gallery, in association with MAC, Belfast and Hollybush Gardens, 2023
Texts: Chris Fite-Wassilak, Adrian Rifkin, Sara Greavu, Sarah Jones, Joseph Noonan-Ganley, Lawrence Leaman, Lisa Panting, Jean Fisher
Editor: Alex Bennett
25.7 x 21.2 x 1.9 cm, 202 pages, hardcover
ISBN: 9781912431175

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