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Spotted #44

19/10/2018

'A New Dictionary of Art' has appeared today in the Amazon bestseller lists at #44 in the 'Conceptual Art' category.

The Dictionary sits just a few positions behind 'Contemporary Art: A very short introduction' by Julian Stallabrass (writer, curator and professor at the Courtauld) and comfortably ahead of 'Lives of the Artists, Lives of the Architects' by Hans Ulrich Obrist (writer, curator and artistic director of the Serpentine Gallery) ranked at #77.

Meanwhile, the spies have been busy again ... this time spotting 'A New Dictionary of Art' in the main bookshop at Tate Modern (nestling down there on the shelf bottom left).

I think we'll take that and give ourselves a pat on the back.

Buy A New Dictionary of Art

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Bookface: Chapter 9 - Artist's Bookfair - 13/14 October

10/10/2018

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We will be participating in Bookface at the Rising Sun in Reading this weekend. Do come along!

Free entry

Browse stalls selling and exhibiting artists books and relax in our cafe and bar, with homemade snacks and refreshments.

Stalls include: handmade books, altered books, printmakers, local writers/poets, illustrators, comic books, limited editions and more. Plus demonstrations, workshops, installation, poetry readings and exhibition.

EXHIBITORS:
Atlantic Collective, Bookface Bookclub, Nela Bligh, Richard Conway Jones, Corridor Comic/Graphic Novel Group, Denis Cotter, Peter Driver, The Engine Room, Jane Glennie, Lisa-Marie Gibbs, Ross Hale, Lina Johansson, Sam Knight, Janina Maher, Jaz Meader, Wendy Proctor, The Move Up Project, Mary Riley, Neile Wright, ZAP Publishing

Poetry: The Dreading Poets, 1pm - 2pm Saturday (upstairs)
Workshop: Jelly printmaking drop-in on Sunday (upstairs)
Installation: 'Under The Stairs' by Mary Riley

MORE TO BE CONFIRMED . . .

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Spotted! Tate Modern Shop - A New Dictionary of Art

2/10/2018

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We've kept this possibility under wraps for about 6 months... it's been tantalizing waiting for confirmation. But we are now hugely proud to announce that A New Dictionary of Art is now available in Tate Modern.
Thank you to Alison for spotting it out on display and for capturing the images.

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