Gavin Everall

Grant Watson

Gerrie van Noord

Tiré du site Internet de Book Works: "Communism is routinely defined as defeated and its conquest the subject of regular celebration. Caught in the disappointment and negative connotations of the past, it has become all but unthinkable. Make Everything New seeks to rescue the idea of Communism from this trap. Collaborating with artists, writers and collectives, this project has commissioned and collected counter-narratives, abstract and unrealistic ideas, engaged political commentary and satirical work, that presents neither an historical or comprehensive overview nor a requiem for the past. It is a collection of partial and subjective accounts of various creative practices, an experimental platform for ideas and an attempt to see in what ways the communist imagination can be materialised as art. Contributors include: 16Beaver, Gopal Balakrishnan, Michael Blum, AA Bronson, Maria Eichorn, Factotum, Dmitry Gutov, Wu Ming, Aleksandra Mir, Sarah Pierce/The Metropolitan Complex, CK Rajan, Raqs Media Collective, Dont Rhine, Martha Rosler, Rob Stone, Alberto Toscano, and Klaus Weber.

A Project on Communism

Make Everything New

Institute of Contemporary Arts (London, England)

Published to accompany exhibition held at the Institute of Contemporary Arts London, 17 March - 17 May 2000.

Beck's Futures

Shumon Basar

Shezad Dawood

Mark Bartlett

Published on the occasion of his eponymous touring solo exhibition, 'Piercing Brightness' is the first major monograph of British artist Shezad Dawood. For a number of years, Dawood has developed a unique discursive and collaborative approach to making art through a practice that incorporates light sculpture, textile painting and film. Known for his tumbleweeds- ironic sculptural fusions of Islamic and contemporary culture- Dawood gained international acclaim for Feature, a 'zombie Western' set in the English countryside. Concentrating on the artist's engagement with film and particularly his science fiction feature Piercing Brightness, the publication features Illustrations of past exhibitions, projects and individual works, with contributions by film scholar Mark Bartlett, writer and critic Jean Fisher and Michael Stanley, Director, Modern Art Oxford. 0Exhibition: Harry Museum & Art Gallery, Preston, UK (2011) / Touring exhibition.

Gerrie van Noord

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