This season, our catalogue includes our new Artist & Gallery Series, which launched with three distinguished artists: Barry McGlashan, Helen Berggruen and Jane Hammond. Each volume presents new, recent and selected works by a single artist of national and international standing, complemented by a foreword from a leading figure in the art world, a specially commissioned essay and an in-depth interview. Together, these offer unique insights into the artists’ practices and ideas.
In Invisible Lines, Immortal Beams, our first title in this series, Barry McGlashan explores thresholds – both metaphorical and literal – through dreamlike paintings of lakes, rivers, roads and mountains. This book documents the past two years of McGlashan’s practice, including his celebrated solo exhibition at Frestonian Gallery in spring 2025. In The Song Inside of Things, Helen Berggruen transforms the everyday into the extraordinary in her colourful artworks on canvas and linen, many of which were exhibited at the prestigious Berggruen Gallery in San Francisco in 2025. And Chocolate Cosmos, String of Pearls presents Jane Hammond’s intricate botanical collages and explores her practice in connection with environmental and sociological subjects, such as evolution and visual cognition. All three titles offer unique insights into the artists’ practices and ideas.
Further highlights this season include Promise in which the photographer-physician Sean Palfrey presents his sensitive portraits of children and young people from across the world, enriched with his reflections on their stories. A new exhibition catalogue explores Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans’ exhibition Forms in Space…through Light (in Time) at MAAT – Museum of Art, Architecture and Technology, Lisbon. And Liminalism captures twenty years of London artist Based Upon, presenting images that document exploration in global landscapes and the epic sculptural works that result from its process.
Together, the artists in our spring/summer season offer fresh perspectives – from fleeting everyday moments to journeys into faraway places and the evocative thresholds of liminal spaces.
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