ANDREAS ERIKSSON - DIARY #7

The seventh in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #7 contains photos made during a walk to the end of the Hindens Rev peninsula in Lake Vänern.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #7

published 2023

Clothbound hardcover

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

196pp

153 x 225 mm

isbn 978-3-949761-05-8

Drawing and photographs made on the artist’s 48th birthday, during a first visit to Edvard Munch’s former house in Warnemünder.

2020 (Published 2022)

Softcover with dust jacket

Edition of 500

Designed by Alan Woo

132 pp

18 x 12 cm

isbn: 978-3-949761-03-4

Drawing and photographs made on the artist’s 47th birthday, during his first visit to Bucharest. The book includes a conversation with Marian Ivan, Magda Radu, Silvia Costin.

2019 (Published 2022)

Softcover with dust jacket

Edition of 500

Designed by Alan Woo

192 pp

18 x 12 cm

isbn: 978-3-949761-02-7

Paintings and sheet music with lyrics (German) accompanying Quabeck’s exhibition at JUBG in April, 2022. 4 songs from Quabeck’s band “Die Hektischen Flecken” have been transcribed by Dusseldorf musician Lukas Gaedtke to be published alongside the paintings in this book.

2021

Softcover

Edition of 100

Designed by Nils-Hendrik Zündorf

28 pp

26 x 18 cm

isbn: 978-3-949761-03-3

The first of a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #1 is a perfect facsimile of a sketchbook, made over the course of one day, containing plans and ideas for paintings.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #1

published 2021

Softcover with spot varnish

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

160pp

130 x 95 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-7-7

The second in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #2 contains photos made during a walk near the Eriksson’s home in rural Sweden.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #2

published 2021

Clothbound hardcover

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

70pp

162 x 244 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-4-6

The third in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #3 contains photos made during a walk near the Eriksson’s home in rural Sweden.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #3

published 2021

Clothbound hardcover

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

164pp

112 x 173 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-5-3

The forth in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #4 contains photos made during a walk near the Eriksson’s home in rural Sweden.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #4

published 2021

Clothbound softcover

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

96pp

225 x 170 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-6-0

The fifth in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #5 is a perfect facsimile of a moleskin sketchbook containing pencil sketches, felt tip drawings, notes by the artist, and drawings by one of his children.

Andreas Eriksson - Diary #5

published 2021

Hardcover with elastic fastening strap

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

84pp

145 x 95 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-8-4

The sixth in a series of diaries by artist Andreas Eriksson. Diary #6 is a perfect facsimile of a sketchbook, made over the course of one day, containing plans and ideas for paintings.

published 2021

Softcover

Edition of 300

Designed by Patric Leo

32pp

150 x 100 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-9-1

An overview of Andreas Eriksson’s weaving. The book features 22 colour images of the tapestries made over a three year period in the artist’s Berlin studio. Further illuminating the process, the publication includes the layout guides that Eriksson provides to his weavers, images of the works in progress, a text by Sara Walker (in English), and notes on the process by the weavers.

published 2020

Embossed cardboard hardcover

Edition of 700

Designed by Helmut Völter

64pp

290 x 210 mm

isbn 978-3-9820772-3-9

While taking part in the group exhibition Body and Void - Echoes of Henry Moore in Contemporary Art at the Henry Moore Institute in 2014, McDevitt was invited to take part in a symposium. For his contribution he visited the day before and made a series of photographs and drawings in response to the exhibition. These were presented the following morning, unedited, along with notes and observations to the symposium audience.

2015 (published 2020)

Edition of 500

Designed by Alan Woo

Introduction by Sebastiano Barassi

104 pp

18 x 12 cm

isbn: 978-3-9820772-1-5

A book consisting of ten artists, with ten drawings each. This was a companion piece to the exhibition Du coq á’lâne, a painting exhibition at Le Bel Ordinaire (Pau, France) with artists from Berlin and Glasgow. The artists: Tamina Amadyar, Andrew Cranston, Andrew Kerr, Paul McDevitt, Birgit Megerle, Victoria Morton, Ciara Phillips, Cornelius Quabeck, Matthias Schaufler, Alexander Wagner.

Introduction by Florence De Mecquenem, text by Martin Herbert (in English and French).

Published 2019

Edition of 500

Softcover with dust jacket

Designed by Alan Woo

148pp

18 x 12 cm

isbn 978-3-9820772-0-8

Drawing and photographs made on the artist’s 46th birthday, during his first visit to Tokyo.

2018 (Published 2020)

Edition of 500

Designed by Alan Woo

160 pp

18 x 12 cm

isbn: 978-3-9820772-2-2

An unedited series of drawings and photographs made in Lancaster, UK, on 23/10/2014 – the artists 42nd birthday. The book includes a transcribed conversation from the same day, with guests Matt Calderwood, Luke Dowd, Richard Smith, Jon Wood.

Published 2014

Softcover with dust jacket

Edition of 400

Designed by Alan Woo

104pp

18 x 12 cm

An unedited series of drawings and photographs made in Düsseldorf on 23/10/2012 – the artists 40th birthday. The book includes a transcribed conversation from the same day, with guests Cornelius Quabeck, Daniela Steinfeld, Markus Karstieß.

Published 2012

Softcover with dust jacket

Edition of 400

Designed by Alan Woo

120pp

18 x 12 cm

An unedited series of drawings and photographs made in Berlin on 23/10/2011 – the artists 39th birthday. The book includes a transcribed conversation from the same day, with guests Andy Graydon, Antonia Hirsch, Declan Clarke, Hadley and Maxwell, Patricia Kohl.

Published 2011

Softcover with dust jacket

Edition of 300

Designed by Alan Woo

88pp

18 x 12 cm