The State of the Art and the Art of the State
By Conrad Atkinson
Every Library should have a copy of this
dynamic polemic by our most prominent working class artist. Now a
Dean in California University.
ISBN 1 870736 14 1 A5 30pp 2 colour metallic ink cover.
GBP 2.95
flyposter FRENZY
edited by Matthew Fuller
A re-launch of this classic large format
collection of raw photocopy agit-graphics. 90 full page posters
from the Anti-Copyright network. Give your coffee table some
street cred.
ISBN 1 870736 15 X A4 104pp perfect pbk. 2colour cover
laminated.
GBP 5.95.
John, and Other Storys
by Graham Harwood
An autobiographical graphic narrative using
photocopier techniques to originate disquieting images. Two other
specially made picture narratives included. The first wORking
Press book only about 100 left!.
A5 96 pp pbk. stitched, b/w cover laminated.GBP5.00
If Comix 3 -MENTAL
by Graham Harwood
Britain's first computer generated comic.
Bagged with a record and poster. "A gulf war computer
generated nightmare". Dark and disturbing as only Harwood
knows how.
A4 40pp art paper 2 colour cover (poster &record included)
GBP 4.00
Harwoods latest work is published on a highly innovative interactive CD ROM published by Bookworks (email: Jr@bookworks.demon.co.uk.) 'Rehearsal of Memory' is produced with and about a group of people from Ashworth, a high security mental hospital near Liverpool.
Crossing Black Waters
by Shaheen Merali & Allan
DeSouza
Articles and Pictures By
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transcontinental collaboration and exchange and the
arrival of South Asian artists on the British art
circuit. Thirteen beautiful colour plates. ISBN 1 870736 21 4 210x260mm 88pp perfect bound pbk. 13 colour illus.13 b/w illus on tracing paper 13 b/w photos 2 colour cover laminated. GBP 8.50. |
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On Common Ground
by Francis Reed
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history of the Commons - Peoples Space - in Britain.
Followed by an essay on how the symbolic meanings of
commons and their repression infuse our cultural sense of
space and architecture. ISBN
1 870736 27 3 The law locks up
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Collaborations, Class Myths & Culture, Conspiracy of Good Taste
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In Your Blood- Football culture in the late1980's
and early 1990's
by Richard Turner
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The first view of Football culture
by a fan ...in this case a fan of League Division Two
Stockport County. Frustrated at the stereotyping of all
football fans as uncultured and bigoted nationalist yobs
this book suggests that a distinctive culture has
developed among football fans, which is a particularly
dynamic element of a general working class culture. Football fans are the largest single contributor to football's income yet have no say in the running of what is after all "The Peoples Game". After two successful printings this book has been out of print ... but our main distributor Central has just unearthed a box of forty or so. Cover designed by Clifford Harper. ISBN 1 870736 07 9 145x210mm 92pp perfect bound. 9 b/w photographs GBP 4.95 |
Manifest
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A reprint of the first edition of the 'Communist
Manifesto' (German) first printed in 1848 juxtaposed with
screen shots of a custom-built web browser version (English).
The book will encourage people to visit the website www.46LiverpoolSt.org
where links will be found to contextual information, and
from where the specially-built web browser can be freely
downloaded. MANIFEST takes its cue from the collage tradition but rather than producing a 'postmodern' assemblage in this case borrows from a single source and reorders the material into linear sequence. It operates as a facsimile of the original, conceiving 'historical understanding as an afterlife of that which is understood, whose pulse can still be felt in the present' (Benjamin, 'Edward Fuchs, Collector and Historian'). The book is a response to the paradoxes of theory and action, simply to represent what is already known but remains unimplemented. FUNDERS: With help from a grant from the Barry Amiel and Norman MelburnTrust. ISBN 1 870736 48 6 146 X 214 mm 48pp. 46 Illustrations (23 screen shots/23 reproduced photocopies) Paperback brown utility card, perfect bound with spine, 1 colour cover, matt (GBP 1.70) . Cost Price |
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