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Artist book : Ori Gersht; edited by Celia Davies

Archive Print Item: Artists' Books 302

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Type of record: Book

Title: Artist book : Ori Gersht; edited by Celia Davies

Level: Item

Classmark: Artists' Books 302

Additional creator(s): Gersht, Ori (1967-) (Artist); Gersht, Ori (1967-) (Other); Smith, Robert Rowland (Other); Davies, Celia (1973-) (Editor); Sykes, Richard (1946-2019) (Former owner); Mason, Penny (Former owner)

Related people: Gersht, Ori, 1967-; Gersht, Ori, 1967-

Publisher: Photoworks

Publication city: Brighton, UK

Date(s): 2012

Language: English

Size and medium: 4 volumes

Persistent link: https://explore.library.leeds.ac.uk/special-collections-explore/794863

Printed items catalogue: https://leeds.primo.exlibrisgroup.com/discovery/fulldisplay?vid=44LEE_INST:VU1&docid=alma991021363481805181

Description

Title from box.

In limited edition box (19 x 24 x 7 cm) containing 3 cloth-bound volumes of photographs, two individual photographs and a booklet of accompanying text by Robert Rowland Smith.

"First published in an edition of 1000."

Copy no. 136/150; limited edition box with two photographs signed by the artist. Three volumes of photographs signed by the artist on front flyleaf.



"This Artist Book by Ori Gersht is conceived as a piece of work in its own right. Composed as three volumes, each takes a single film work by Gersht as its subject... These books, small and intimate in character, attempt to reflect on the creative thought process informing the making of each film. As a whole they create a seamless visual narrative and insight into the mind of the artist." -- Foreword to Gersht's ghosts.

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Leeds University Library copy at Artists' Books 302: cloth-bound volumes; pamphlet stapled in light grey cover; photographs in plastic sleeves inside folded sheet of grey card.

Provenance

Leeds University Library copy at Artists' Books 302: Gift from the collection of Richard Sykes and Penny Mason through the Contemporary Art Society, 2023. Purchased by Richard Sykes and Penny Mason in 2012 from Andrew Mummery Gallery, London.

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