Showing posts with label uniformbooks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label uniformbooks. Show all posts
Sunday, 6 October 2019
Small Publishers Fair, London 2019
Small Publishers Fair 2019
Conway Hall
25 Red Lion Square
London WC1R 4RL
Friday & Saturday 15 & 16 November, from 11am to 7pm
Peter Foolen Editions will be at the Small Publishers Fair, with over 60 participants as
Boekie Woekie, Coracle, Elisabeth Tonnard, Fitzcarraldo Editions, Moschatel Press, Uniformbooks and many others.
For the programme and more info see:
http://smallpublishersfair.co.uk/
image design and typography by Colin Sackett
Thursday, 18 April 2019
Ross Hair – Brilliant Absence, Pursuing the Kingfisher in the work of Hans Waanders
Ross Hair – Brilliant Absence
Pursuing the Kingfisher in the work of Hans Waanders
A book by Ross Hair about the work of the Dutch artist Hans Waanders, published by Uniformbooks, Axminster, Devon, in April 2019.
160 pages, softcover 142 x 234 mm, softcover
available for £ 12 at Uniformbooks
www.uniformbooks.co.uk
info@uniformbooks.co.uk
Thursday, 31 August 2017
Uniformagazine No.10 Summer 2017
The Summer issue of Uniformagazine is just released by Uniformbooks.
Uniformagazine No. 10 has contributions by herman & susanne de vries, Tom Benson, Ian Waites, Helen Douglas & Telfer Stokes, Heinz Gappmayr and others.
21.4 x 14.5 cm, 32 pages, published in an edition of 500. ISSN 2056-6301
The photographs of herman & susanne de vries of die wiese (the meadow) are supplied by Peter Foolen and from the publication herman de vries & susanne de vries – die wiese / the meadow / eschenau 1986-2013, published by Peter Foolen Editions and Lecturis in 2013
Uniformagazine is published quarterly by
Uniformbooks
7 Hillhead Terrace
Axminster
Devon EX13 5JL
England, UK
www.uniformbooks.co.uk
Wednesday, 18 May 2016
John Bevis – The Keartons. Inventing nature photography
John Bevis – The Keartons. Inventing nature photography
a book published in May 2016 by Uniformbooks
paperback with flaps
192 pp, 234 x 142 mm
designed by Colin Sackett
isbn 978 1 910010 09 9
price £ 14
available at
Uniformbooks
7 Hillhead Terrace
Axminster, Devon
EX13 5JL England, UK
www.colinsackett.co.uk/uniformbooks.php
www.uniformbooks.co.uk
a new and definitive study about the lives and partnership of the Keartons, the brothers and British pioneers of wildlife photography Richard (1862-1928) and Cherry Kearton (1871-1940).
John Bevis is an artist, poet and writer. Among other essays and books he published An A-Z of bird song (Coracle, 1995) and Direct from Nature (Coracle, 1991 and an extended edition by Colin Sackett, 2007)
Monday, 7 March 2016
Uniformbooks – Stephen Willats, Vision and Reality
a recent book published by Uniformbooks presenting interviews and photographs from the collaborations between Stephen Willats and residents in the many housing estate projects he makes.
ISBN 978 1 910010 08 2
288 pp, 234 x 142 mm, paperback with flaps
designed by Colin Sackett
Published in February 2016
£ 18.00
available at
www.colinsackett.co.uk/uniformbooks.php
Uniformagazine No.4 & No.5
Uniformagazine No.4 Autumn 2015
contributions by David Bellingham, Stephen Willats, Elizabeth James, Simon Cutts, Colin Sackett, Jan Voss, Rebecca Chesney, Derek Beaulieu, Erica van Horn, Ken Worpole
32 pages, 21,5 x 14,5 cm
ISSN 2056-6301
designed and edited by Colin Sackett
edition of 500 copies
price £ 4.00
Uniformagazine No.5 Winter–Spring 2016
contributions by Mark Pawson, John Bevis, Gavin Morrison, J.R. Carpenter, Reinhard Mucha, Eric Watier, a.o.
32 pages, 21,5 x 14,5 cm
contributions by Mark Pawson, John Bevis, Gavin Morrison, J.R. Carpenter, Reinhard Mucha, Eric Watier, a.o.
32 pages, 21,5 x 14,5 cm
ISSN 2056-6301
designed and edited by Colin Sackett
edition of 500 copies
Saturday, 14 March 2015
Uniformagazine No. 2 – Published Quarterly by Uniformbooks
Uniformagazine No. 2 Winter – Spring 2015,
A Quarterly published by Colin Sackett's Uniformbooks is available at:
32 pages, 21,5 x 14,5 cm
ISSN 2056-6301
edition of 500 copies
price £ 4
Wednesday, 11 February 2015
Uniformagazine No. 2, Winter – Spring 2015
Uniformagazine No. 2 Winter – Spring 2015, published by Colin Sackett's Uniformbooks is out now and available for £ 4 at:
http://www.colinsackett.co.uk/uniformagazine.php
contents:
David Matless Thurne: Squint
Stephen Duncalf A Tips Alphabet
Ronald Johnson The Green Man
Steve Roden Beginning and ending with trains on a table
Theo Simpson Transmitter Masts
Angus Carlyle & Chiara Caterina Field Signals
@CaptialNY CapitalNY
@Unpublishedwork In House Publishing
Colin Sackett Bridge/Tunnel
Friday, 26 September 2014
Uniformagazine, a new quarterly by Uniformbooks
Uniformagazine, a new quarterly published by Colin Sackett and his imprint Uniformbooks will be launched at The London Art Book Fair at the Whitechapel Gallery in London.
The London Art Book Fair
Thursday 25 September 6-9pm, Friday 26 September 11am-9pm, Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 September 11am-6pm
Whitechapel Gallery
77-82 Whitechapel High Street
London E1 7QX
First issue No.1 Autumn 2014, 32 pp, 21,5 x 14,5 cm, ISSN 2056-6301
£ 4.00 – available from
www.uniformagazine.com
Tuesday, 15 July 2014
Uniformbooks: Erica Van Horn – Living Locally
Erica Van Horn – Living Locally
a recent book by Erica Van Horn published by Colin Sackett under his imprint Uniformbooks.
Living Locally selects entries from a daily journal written over five years about rural life in and around a farming valley in Tipperary, to the north of the Knockmealdown Mountains. With needle-sharp observation and in plain words, Van Horn makes remarkable what might otherwise have gone unrecorded: the familiarity of neighbours, of animals and of weather, the regularity of the patterns of transaction on roads and in nearby villages and towns, and, from an outsider’s perspective, the unfamiliarity of speech and custom. What results is a human geography whose immediacy recalls earlier local and rural records and enquiries, such as the diary of Francis Kilvert in the Welsh Borders in the 1870s, or Cecil Torr’s recollections from his Dartmoor village, Small Talk at Wreyland. In common with these is a concern with both the colloquial and the vernacular, and the strangeness found in such a concentration of repetition and usage.
Susan Howe writes in her Foreword: “Erica Van Horn has produced a meticulous field guide of what it means to be an American discovering the embedded, entangled mysteries of being Irish.”
66 black and white drawings
144 pp, 234 x 142 mm, sewn paperback with flaps
Foreword by Susan Howe
ISBN 978-1-910010-02-0
Price £ 12.00
published by and available at:
Uniformbooks
7 Hillhead Terrace
Axminster
Devon EX13 5JL
England, UK
www.uniformbooks.co.uk
uniformbooks@gmail.com
http://www.colinsackett.co.uk/livinglocally.php
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