Decomposition by Felix Wilson. Scans of dried mushrooms of the species Psilocybe cubensis.
12 pages, A5, saddle stitch, laserjet print. Edition of 5.
Sold out.
Sexy Animals 2, the sequel to the anonymously produced image compilation
exploring the sexualisation of the anthropomorphised animal as
plaything, food, object of desire.
22 pages, A5, black and white laserjet print, saddle stitch. Edition of 30.
Sold out.
On Dolphins by Felix Wilson. An project utilising found images to explore the dolphin shaped void in western culture.
Edition of 20.
15×23 cm, 182 Pages, perfect bound.
$20 - sold out
ecosexts by Nadege Philippe-Janon. Texts from lovers across the ecological spectrum of beings and objects.
Edition of 60.
96 pages, 10.5 x 17.5cm, perfect bound, text.
Nadege Philippe-Janon is an interdisciplinary artist currently based in
Hobart, Tasmania.
$12 - buy here
Sexy Animals, an anonymously produced image compilation exploring the sexualisation of the anthropomorphised animal as plaything, food, object of desire.
22 pages, black and white laserjet print, saddle stitch. Edition of 50.
Sold out.
Parallel Ecologies by Felix Wilson.
40 pages, Spiral bound, black and white riso print.
Edition of 25.
Sold out.
Untitled (Birds) by Emma Philips.
20 pages, saddle stitch, colour and black and white images, riso printed, with dust jacket.
A sequence of images made in aviaries, reflecting on the tragedy implicit in desire.
$10, book fair sales only
Sisters by Chloë Alexandra Sugden
28 pages, colour, A5 with dust jacket
Edition of 100
Sisters is Chloë’s first publication, a collection of portraits, moments shared with friends that speak to trust and intimacy.
Chloë is an emerging Australian photographer and the founder of Maia Łódź, an international artist residency program for photographers in Poland. She is also the co-founder/editor of the annual contemporary art publication Dissect Journal.
$10 - buy here
Wealth by Jacob Raupach
A5 (15 x 21cm)
56 pages
Perfect Bound, Softcover with Dust Jacket
Edition of 100, including 20 with a signed and numbered riso print on A3, 200gsm paper.
As a book, Wealth is both a singular account of a small mine in southeastern New South Wales and a prologue to Fell, a body of work by Jacob Raupach focused on the small regional townships within Wynyard
County, NSW that was be exhibited at the Centre for Contemporary Photography in Melbourne during February and March 2015.
$15 - buy here
