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Welcome to the g39 shop, where you can buy publications, artworks, and other merchandise. For some of our publications we invite you to nominate the price you pay rather than setting a fixed price, so you can support g39 and have a good read without breaking the bank.
Show One Of Each 3
g39 solo season 2008-9
Show One Of Each raises the profile of some of the artists g39 considers to be the most innovative and relevant in Wales.
Featuring: Jackie Chettur, Simon Holly and Rebecca Spooner. Newly commissioned texts by Anders Pleass, Yuri Caul and Virginia Head. Introduction by Anthony Shapland.
Paperback, 64pp full colour, 172x133mm, Welsh + English. ISBN: 978-0-9564952-0-4
RRP: £4.95
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Show One Of Each 2
g39 solo season 2008
Show One Of Each raises the profile of some of the artists g39 considers to be the most innovative and relevant in Wales.
Featuring: Anna Barratt, Mike Murray and Neil McNally. Newly commissioned texts by Louise Short, Barry Thomas and Michel Houellebecq. Introduction by Anthony Shapland.
Paperback, 64pp full colour, 172x133mm, Welsh + English. ISBN: 978-0-9541810-9-3
RRP: £4.95
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Richard Bevan
To coincide with his solo exhibition at g39, Richard Bevan has produced a unique publication compiling various personal responses to Richard’s work from selected practitioners, friends, and colleagues of the artist. Contributors include: Qasim Ashfaq, Aishan Yu, Alexandra Hughes, Chris Grygiel, Chris Brown, Michael Cousin, Sean Edwards, Jayne Parker, Kianoosh Motallebi, Klaas Hoek, Lucy Bevan, Nick McDonald, Rachel Bevan, Rebecca Spooner, Revati Mann, and Tamsin Clark.
Softback; pp56; 235x170mm; limited edition of 500 (100 each with red, orange, yellow, green and blue softcovers); ISBN:978-0-9541810-8-6
RRP: £5.00
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Feedback
'Four months ago one of my films posted on You Tube was inexplicably highlighted in a Google search. Thousands of people viewed it in a matter of days. I was inundated with comments; many were angry and often included personal attacks. At first I deleted them, then I tried to answer some of them but was usually met with more anger and/or ridicule. Finally as the views approached one million I decided to package all the comments: good, bad and undecipherable into this book. They are printed in chronological order.'
A publication to compliment Alex Pearl's 'A Series of Little Deaths' films from 'For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn' curated by Michael Cousin.
Paperback.
RRP: £15.00
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Bad Thoughts
This book by Alex Pearl contains a number of bad thoughts donated, in the main, by the citizens of Bury St Edmunds. The thoughts range from the mildly amusing to the fairly disturbing and if you are of delicate disposition or tender years you should perhaps tread carefully.
In conjunction with 'For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn' curated by Michael Cousin.
Paperback;
RRP: £15.00
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Found Notes
1999 - 2009
Found Notes is a collection by the artist Sarah Chilvers commissioned especially for the 'For Sale: Baby Shoes, Never Worn' show. The limited edition (100) book collects together for the first time a series of notes discovered over the last ten years.
Curated by Michael Cousin.
Paperback; pp80.
RRP: £6.00
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One In The Other
g39 guest curated season 2006-08
This catalogue completes the g39 One In The Other exhibition programme which was guest curated by a selection of the most promising independent artist-curators practising in Wales in 2006-08. Includes exhibitions by Sean Edwards, Cassandra Needham, Real Institute, Grace Davies, Rob Lowe, and Mermaid and Monster.
Softback; pp 128; 170x133mm; English + Welsh; ISBN 978-0-9541810-6-2
RRP: £8.99
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Flourish
Art from Wales
>>>FLOURISH (2005) was one of a series of exhibitions of new work from Wales that has come about through the work of Wales Arts International. WAI introduced two organisations g39 and the Moravská Gallery in Brno, Czech Republic, host to a large collection as well as changing contemporary exhibitions. Curated by Marek Pokorný & Anthony Shapland
Featured artists: David Cushway, Eve Dent, Cerith Wyn Evans, Craig Wood, Meriel Herbert, Gordon Dalton, Neal Rock, Sara Rees, Bedwyr Williams, Angharad Pearce-Jones, Michael Cousin, Richard Higlett, Tim Davies.
Paperback; pp 84; languages: Czech, English; ISBN 978-80-7027-141-4
RRP: £14.95
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Tale
New g39 publication in association with UWN
Tale is a collection of works evaluating the breadth of work produced by Sear since 1992, and holds the key to Sear's exhibition at g39. It highlights the occurrence of narrative throughout her work as well as the necessary frictions and connections between adjacent images. Previously her work has been viewed in chapters, one coherent body of research following another in carefully balanced exhibitions; with this exhibition and the accompanying publication and essay we can begin to see the connections and links that make Sear’s work an enthralling experience.
Tale also includes an accompanying narrative text written by David Chandler, director of Photoworks in Brighton. It was produced in association with University of Wales, Newport.
Artist’s bookwork 116pp (32 colour images, 17 B&W images); 133x172mm; ISBN 978-0-9541810-7-9
RRP: £10
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Hand Made Machines: Paul Granjon
In December 2007 Paul Granjon completed a 3-year NESTA Fellowship with the publication of this book / DVD that presents a comprehensive selection of work developed since 1996. The publication is framed by two short essays by Anthony Howell and Paul Granjon. The accompanying DVD contains one hour of video including several short films, documentation footage of installations and performances as well as rare archive material.
More details can be found at www.zprod.org
Hardback, 44pp full colour, English. ISBN: 0-9541810-5-0
RRP: £10.00
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Show One Of Each 1
g39 solo season 2006-07
Show One Of Each raises the profile of some of the artists g39 considers to be the most innovative and relevant in Wales.
Featuring: Barrie J Davies, Richard Robinson and Robert Bermingham, Sara Fletcher. Newly commissioned texts by Karen Ingham, Gordon Dalton and Julie Maldoom. Introduction by Anthony Shapland.
Designed by Sweet www.sweetcreative.co.uk
Paperback, 64pp full colour, 172x133mm, Welsh + English. ISBN: 0-9531810-2-6
RRP: £4.95
Anima
Wales-Québec exchange
Anima was a major two-part exhibition featuring artists from Wales and Québec, and was co-curated by g39 and B-312 in Montréal. Features over 140 installation views of both stages of the exhibition at each venue, as well as previous works by the twelve featured artists. The catalogue also contains essays by the curators Anthony Shapland and Marthe Carrier (director of B-312), and artists' profiles: Manon De Pauw, Manuela Lalic, Rachel Thorlby, Michel Boulanger, Philippa Lawrence, Michael Cousin, Paméla Landry, Bedwyr Wiliams, Richard Higlett, Sara Rees, Adad Hannah and Renée Lavaillante.
Paperback, 172x133mm, 128pp, full colour, French + Welsh + English, ISBN 0-9541810-4-2
RRP: £6.95
On Leaving And Arriving
On Leaving and Arriving took place not only in g39 but also in the streets of Cardiff City centre, where a number of shipping containers displayed work by international contemporary artists.The exhibition's theme drew on the historical role of Cardiff as a port city where trading and global influences shaped its social dynamics, its infrastructure and its physical and cultural make-up.
Featuring: Stephen Brandes (Ireland), Shilpa Gupta (India), Joao Onofre (Portugal), Carwyn Evans (Wales), Rabab Ghazoul (Iraq), Heidi Morstang (Norway), Marcos Chaves (Brazil), Richard Powell (England), Tiago Carniero da Cunha (Brazil)
Paperback, 118pp, English + Urdu + Welsh + Irish + Portuguese + Norwegian, ISBN 0-9541810-1-8
RRP: £6.50
Picsel+ CD Rom
RRP: £5.00
Via
Curated by Stefhan Caddick, Via presents the digital work of twelve artists. This exhibition is a journey into the concept of mapping, how we locate ourselves, and the very notion of making a journey from a beginning to an end point. The work allows the viewer to make a side step and tackle the idea of mapping from different perspectives, mapping memory, space, sound and of course virtual spaces.
