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A book of essays, accompanied by illustrations, that give a revealing insight into the forthright and often controversial views of Charles Saatchi on a wide-ranging number of topics. Hardback 312 pages 16.5cm wide x 21.5cm high x 2.8cm deep Essays accompanied by black & white photographs or illustrations
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This book is a very good introduction to the work of 50 internationally recognised street artists. Many other books try too hard to impress. This one keeps it simple and gives the reader some background to each artist and shows examples of their work. Author: E mathieson and X Tapies Paperback 207 pages / 22.6cm x 15.6cm Published by Graffito Books in 2012
London is finally getting its due as one of the most international hubs for street art today. Its sooty brick walls are decorated with the liveliest and freshest street art in the world from an array of talent, both international and home-grown. Author: Frank Steam156 Malt Hardback 160 pages / 21.7cm x 18.7cm Published by Dokument Press in 2013
King Adz has been working for 25 years with graffiti artists, DJs, writers, poets, designers & musicians. This is his guide to some of those creative forces. You're likely to find some new sources of stimulation or be reminded of forgotten legends. Author: King Adz Hardback 320 pages / 23.7cm x 19.4cm Published by Collins in 2010
A very stylish and excellent review of the street art scene in the capital of Argentina. Each chapter deals with a different neighbourhood in the city. The book has texts in English and Spanish. Author:Matt Fox-Tucker and Guilherme Zauith Hardback 160 pages / 26cm x 21.7cm Published by Mark Batty Publisher in 2010
Photographs shot by Elaine Sendyk in 2007 illustrate the messages of sruggle, revolt and empowerment following the the events of October 2006 when police opened fire on protesters in the city of Oaxaca, killing three people. Author: Louis E.V. Nevaer Hardback 160 pages / 18.6cm x 24.6cm Published by Mark Batty Publisher in 2009
This sourcebook for designers and artists includes useable artwork that can be used freely to enhance and supplement your own work. Author: ricorico Paperback & DVD 144 pages / 22.6cm x 17.5cm Published by Rockport in 2011
This book is a fantastic introduction to contemporary art providing insights into the thoughts, practices & behaviour of many eminent artists. The book is a compilation of pieces written by the author over 35 years. The pieces were often written for magazines or journals and they make for great reading in short bursts.Paperback 554 pages Published in 2009 by Faber & Faber
Charles Saatchi is a man with strong opinions on everything from movies to morals, superstition to suicide, and in this book he answers nearly 300 questions from readers and journalists, offering much for everyone to reflect on.
questions from journalists and readers new extended edition published April 2012
Published to coincide with the major exhibtion at Tate Britain in 2010, this book charts the career of one of the most dynamic British artists working today. Author: Judith Nesbitt Hardback 176 pages / 130 colour illustrations / 27cm x 22cm Published by the Tate Gallery
Richard Wilson's 20:50 installation is one of the most popular works at the Saatchi Gallery. The work is currently installed at the Saatchi Gallery at the Duke of York's HQ in Chelsea, London. Author: Simon Morrissey Paperback 128 pages / 100 colour illustrations / 27cm x 21cm Published by the Tate Gallery