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Wednesday, 27 November 2019

Thomas A Clark & Laurie Clark – of the wayside

Thomas A Clark & Laurie Clark
of the wayside

A book published by Lawn Editions, Leeds in the Fall of 2019
Softcover with flaps, 128 pages, 17 x 24 cm
Printed on Munken Lynx by Wilco Art Books, Amersfoort, NL
Bound by Patist, Den Dolder, NL
Designed by Peter Foolen with Thomas A Clark
isbn 978-1-9161542-0-9
edition of 750 copies

available for £ 15 at Lawn Editions, Leeds / Moschatel Press, Pittenweem and Peter Foolen Editions, Eindhoven

Tuesday, 26 November 2019

Lawn – exhibition Ground

Ground
25 October 2019 – 31 January 2020

A group show curated by Daine Howse to launch the art space of Lawn with works by
Roger Ackling, Laurie Clark, Thomas A Clark, Tacita Dean, Gair Dunlop, Max Ernst, Andy Goldsworthy, Diane Howse, Per Kirkeby, Henry Moore, herman de vries, and turned wooden vessels by Bobby Mills and ceramic works by Ewen Henderson, Ray Finch and Janet Leach, Aragonite Scholar's Rocks and a Chinese Scholar’s Wood Root.

Lawn Editions is the publishing press of Diane Howse. At the opening of the exhibition Ground the book of the wayside by Thomas A Clark & Laurie Clark, published by Lawn Editions, was launched.

The exhibition can be viewed at the offices of
LAWN
Harewood Yard
Harewood
Leeds LS17 9LF
until the end of January 2020 by appointment.

Wednesday, 1 November 2017

Laurie Clark and Thomas A Clark – exhibition and edition at Zembla, Hawick, Scottish Borders

Laurie Clark
Thomas A Clark
16 October – 12 November 2017
Zembla | Gallery for Contemporary Art
Little Lindisfarne
Stirches Road
Hawick
Scottish Borders TD9 7HF
UK

Autumn exhibition, open by appointment

on the occasion of this exhibition the first Zembla edition is published:
Thomas A Clark – A Line of Poetry Is Blue, 2017
solid aluminium, 150 cm, edition of 20
available at the gallery:
tel +44 (0)7843625232
email brianrobertson7011@gmail.com
instagram @zemblagallery

Monday, 22 August 2016

The Blue Boat – For Laurie Clark

The Blue Boat – For Laurie Clark
photograph Peter Foolen, Toulourenc River at the foot of Mont Ventoux, August 2016

Wednesday, 30 March 2016

jardin – kunstraumlangenlois, Austria

jardin
from 3 April until September 2016
a group exhibition at kunstraumlangenlois in Langenlois, 3550 Austria, with a.o. a group of early Moschatel Press publications from the collection of Peter Foolen and other works by Thomas A Clark and Laurie Clark, Ian Hamilton Finlay and others.
Open by appointment and on every first Sunday of the month from 10am until 7pm.
contact: flacstation@gmail.com

Monday, 29 June 2015

Corbel Stone Press – some recent publications

some recent editions from Corbel Stone Press

Thomas A Clark – Shade
drawings by Laurie Clark
32 pages, 17 x 10,8 cm
published in 2014 in an edition of 72 numbered copies

Reiliquiae Volume Two
Reliquiae is an annual journal of poetry, short fiction, translations and visual art, edited by Autumn Richardson and Richard Skelton.
Volume Tow has contributions by Thomas A Clark, Mark Valentine, Don Domanski and others, and an interview between Richard Skelton and his father.
120 pages, 23,5 x 15,5 cm
isbn 978-0-9572121-8-3
published in 2014

The Inward Circles
Belated Movements for an Unsanctioned Exhumation August 1st 1984
The second album by Richard Skelton under the moniker The Inward Circles, published in April 2014.
'Belated Movements for an Unsanctioned Exhumation August 1st 1984 is Richard Skelton's second album as The Inward Circles, following 2014's Nimrod is Lost in Orion and Osyris in the Doggestarre. If his previous offering hovered 'between the empyreal and the subterranean', Belated Movements is resolutely earthbound, beginning at ground level and slowly moving ever downward. The title is a reference to 'Lindow Man', one of many bog bodies discovered in northern Europe in the twentieth century, and continues an archaeological theme which first surfaced in his 2013 *AR collaboration with Autumn Richardson, entitled Succession.'
Music CD, edition of 500

Editions are available at Corbel Stone Press, run by Richard Skelton and Autumn Richardson in Cumbria, England.
For more information and other editions see
www.corbelstonepress.com