Wednesday 12 September 2012

The London Art Book Fair- Whitechapel Gallery
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The London Art Book Fair 2012

book-fair_1.jpgMeet artists, authors and receive special
discounts on books from around the world.
Presenting artists’ books, catalogues,
rare publications and zines from over
75 international exhibitors.
book-fair_opening.jpgBe the first to browse the Fair at the special late night opening from 6–9pm on Thursday 20 September, with performance, talks and film screenings.

Events Highlights

book-fair_ditto.jpgWorkshops:
Printmaking with Ditto Press

Friday 21 Sept
Use the special Risograph printing technique and then
take home your own
technicolour works of art.

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book-fair_louisa-buck.jpgCommissioning
Contemporary Art
Friday 21 Sept
Art critic Louisa Buck with Whitechapel Gallery Director Iwona Blazwick offer a how-to guide to commissioning new works of art.
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book-fair_bigideas.jpgBig Ideas: Anne Wagner: Behaving GloballyFriday 21 Sept
Art historian Anne Wagnerconsiders how contemporary artists seek to understand globalised behaviour in our increasingly urbanised world.
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Event Highlights

book-fair_veg-press.jpgFamily Workshop: 
Vegetable Press
Saturday 22 Sept
Join designer Ken Kirton to create your very own vegetable printing press. Make inks from beetroot and cabbages and make books to take home.
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tom-hunter-small.jpgIn Conversation: Tom HunterSaturday 22 Sept
Artist Tom Hunter and poet
Michael Rosen
 contemplate the changing face of east London through photography and film.
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book-fair_edatkins.jpgIn Conversation: Ed Atkins Sunday 23 Sept
Introducing the Gallery’s new Writer in Residence, Ed Atkins, with a film screening and in conversation with film curatorGareth Evans.
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Shop

book-fair_dance.jpgDance
Edited by André Lepecki
£14.95
An anthology exploring the relationship between art and dance.
Buy online
book-fair_edition.jpgThe Visitations at ****, 2012 (detail)
Nick Thurston
£350
Limited edition inspired by Laurence Sterne's novel
Tristram Shandy.
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book-fair_memory.jpgMemory
Edited by Ian Farr
£14.95
A reader tracing the role of memory in aesthetic theory and art.
Buy online