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Since the 1990s, acclaimed Norwegian and London-based artist AK Dolven has produced a substantial body of work that explores the relationship between individuals and the perception of their environment, the connections that bind inner and outer realities. Coinciding with a solo exhibition at the Ikon Gallery, this book presents her oeuvre.

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How to capture that breadth in one work of art How to celebrate a single system while also reflecting the millions of lives that it transports every day This book explores the historic and mythological significance of the labyrinth.

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Provides lesson after valuable lesson to anyone wishing to know what it means and what it takes to be an artist today. In this book the author gives practical advice and insights gained from his own professional highs and lows. It is a mix of reminiscence, personal philosophy.

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Celebrated British painter Rego uses symbolically charged imagery in her representational paintings and prints to challenge social mores perpetuated by patriarchy. Obedience and Defiance accompanies a major traveling exhibition of Rego's career since the 1960s and includes previously unseen works and curatorial texts.

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A title that offers views of the dancers rehearsals, the creation of the sets and gallery installations, and dozens of photographs of the performances themselves, that take you behind the scenes to see the processes and people involved in transforming the artists vision into a finished production.

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John Deakin was one of the great postwar photographers, renowned for his penetrating portraits, haunting street scenes and inventive fashion work. Though he flourished briefly at Vogue, it was the lure of nearby Soho with its pubs, clubs and subterranean watering holes that led him away from regular employment.

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Prominent Iraqi-American artist-provocateur Rakowitz invites 40 acclaimed chefs and food writers to create mouthwatering savory and sweet dishes using date syrup. Date syrup has been central to Iraqi cooking and home life for centuries.

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A lavishly illustrated and beautifully produced collection of writings on one of todays most important and best-loved abstract painters, covering the first three decades of the career

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Tells the story of the first permanent artwork in the UK by the renowned artist Daniel Buren, widely considered France's greatest living artist and one of the most significant contributors to the conceptual art movement. This book includes installation shots of the work in situ, and behind-the-scenes photos of the project in progress.

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A visually stunning and hilarious book by Danish performance and conceptual artist Soren Dahlgaard, who creates absurdist portraits of people with their heads encased in dough.

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The extraordinary story of the life and work of the first female modern Turkish painter and a pioneer of 20th-century abstraction.

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Tells the story of the Fourth Plinth programme from its inception to the latest commission, David Shrigley's Really Good, to be unveiled in September 2016. In this title, each chapter present the background and genesis of each work, with behind-the-scenes views of the fabrication, contributions from individuals involved in the projects.

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A work of art in book form that takes as its subject the themes of light and dark, love and loss, life and death. It is a powerful and moving meditation on separation and childhood memory, the hidden mind and the lasting effects of psychoanalysis, and the nature of art and truth.

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The first retrospective monograph on one of Britains most progressive and socially conscious artist duos working internationally today

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A rare monograph on one of the most influential and prescient artists of the 20th century, dubbed the father of Pop art, whose seminal and pioneering work explored and crystallised the rapidly changing postwar world of consumer capitalism and popular culture

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Few living artists can claim to have had the influence of Craig-Martin. Here he reflects with wit and candor on the people, ideas, and events that have shaped his professional life in a series of short, entertaining episodes.