• Begin with A for artists’ books, from the most recent to the very first one.

    We make artists’ books collaboratively, as a team, if you like, and have been doing so since 1999.

    To date, we have created 108 artists’ book titles.

    Place the apostrophe before the ‘s’ or after the ‘s’, we don’t mind; we just like to make books. Artists’ books with drawings, with elements of collage, hand coloured with pencil, cut out and altered. Every step, every part of the process, every learning curve, holds us besotted.

  • We fell into the making of these artists’ books seemingly by accident, without even realising, much like our collaboration.

    A turn here, a turn there, and here we are. In our books, we call upon a wide range of sources, all the while seeking to explore, through inventive narrative, a heady combination of new and existing worlds where wild thoughts take physical form and imagination is given free rein.

  • While one book is finished, another is in the works, be it as idea or the mechanics of the thing.

    The process, the interest, it is ongoing.

  • Copies of our artists’ books are available for a requested leaf through at:

    Artspace Mackay, Melbourne Museum, Monash University Library, National Library of Australia, State Library of New South Wales, State Library of Queensland, State Library Victoria, University of Melbourne Library (Australia); Tate Library, and the University of West England (UK); Cynthia Sears Collection, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, Environmental Design Library, Berkeley University of California, Howard-Tilton Memorial Library, and North Dakota State University (USA).

 
 
 

In addition to our online store, copies of some of our artists’ books and prints can be found and purchased in a handful of places both close to home and further afield: Australian Print Workshop; Douglas Stewart Fine Books; and Juvelis Books (USA); and Vamp & Tramp (USA).

 

Copies of our artists’ books are available for a requested leaf through at the National Library of Australia, State Library Victoria, State Library of New South Wales, State Library of Queensland, Monash University Library, University of Melbourne Library, Melbourne Museum (Australia); and the University of West England (United Kingdom).