Anomie Publishing’s Winter 2020/21 brochure is now available to view online and to download, featuring recent and forthcoming titles along with information about our backlist publications. On the cover this season is ‘Torso (Lady James)’ (2020), a resin, ink and lacquer sculpture by London-based British artist Nick Hornby from his forthcoming publication ‘Zygotes and Confessions’, co-published with MOSTYN, Wales, UK. Whether you’re looking for great gift ideas for Christmas, or simply seeking some books to enjoy over the winter lockdown, Anomie has plenty of exciting arts titles to offer. Read more and download brochure

In this publication, produced by MOSTYN and Anomie Publishing to accompany Nick Hornby’s first solo exhibition at a public institution, the London-based artist presents a substantial new body of sculptures. Inspired by sculptural busts, modernist abstractions and mantelpiece ceramic dogs, Hornby explores themes of portraiture, the body, identity, sexuality and intimacy in the digital era. Read more

‘Jadé Fadojutimi: Jesture’ is the first published book on the work of London-based artist Jadé Fadojutimi, and has been produced by Pippy Houldsworth Gallery, London, to accompany Fadojutimi’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Along with 31 colour images, it features a newly commissioned essay by writer, critic and editor-at-large of frieze magazine, Jennifer Higgie. Read more

Anomie Publishing’s Autumn 2020 brochure is now available, featuring recent and forthcoming titles along with information about our backlist publications. On the cover this season is a detail from ‘Study for Heading In, Midday, May’ (2019), an oil on paper by London-based Scottish artist Caroline Walker from her publication Janet, co-published with Ingleby, Edinburgh, on the occasion of a solo exhibition of the same name with the gallery this autumn. Read more and download brochure

Scotland-born, London-based artist Caroline Walker is celebrated for her paintings exploring the lives of women, from those living luxury lifestyles to those fleeing oppression. In this publication, which was produced to accompany Walker’s first exhibition with Ingleby Gallery, Edinburgh, in autumn 2020, the artist turns her attention closer to home, presenting a series of paintings in which the focus is the artist’s own mother, Janet, as she goes about her daily tasks: cooking, cleaning, tidying and tending the garden of the Fife home where the artist spent her childhood. Read more

Anomie Publishing’s Spring 2020 brochure is now available, featuring recent, new and forthcoming titles along with information about our backlist publications. On the cover this season is a detail from ‘Pajoji Electricals’ (2019), an ink and mixed media work on paper by the celebrated Zimbabwean artist Gareth Nyandoro from his new monograph co-published with Tiwani Contemporary, London. Read more and download brochure

The first publication from Anomie Special Projects, the third imprint of Anomie Publishing, ‘The Eleven Associates of Alma-Marceau’ is an art-themed adventure by The Old School Writers Circle – the debut novel by a group of friends who met at school some thirty years ago. The story follows a summer in the life of Adam King, a promising young British art student undertaking an internship at a contemporary art museum in Paris. A strange revelation in front of Leonardo’s Mona Lisa during an evening out with an unusual group of young people who are looking to change the world proves not only to be the cause of intense debate, but also a turning point in a series of interconnected events in which Adam finds himself caught up in much more than his own coming-of-age. Read more

96pp, paperback, 230 x 190 mm, c.60 images

This is the first trade monograph on the work of Harare-based artist Gareth Nyandoro – one of the leading artists from Zimbabwe of his generation. The artist’s primary source of inspiration is the rapidly changing urban and cultural panorama of Zimbabwe. Inspired by his training as a printmaker, and derived from etching, the artist’s distinctive technique, ‘Kucheka-cheka’, is named after the Shona verb ‘cheka’, which means ‘to cut’. The publication features an introduction by Adélaïde Blanc, curator and coordinator of artistic direction at the Palais de Tokyo (Paris), where she curated Gareth Nyandoro’s solo exhibition in 2017. She is co-curator of the 2019 Lyon Biennale. The publication also features an essay by Sean O’Toole, an author, art critic, journalist and editor based in Cape Town. Read more

Anomie Publishing’s spring/summer 2019 brochure is now available, featuring recent, new and forthcoming titles along with information about our backlist publications. Highlights include ‘Jonathan Wateridge – Enclave / Expatria’, and ‘Greg Rook – Honyocker’. Also featured are ‘Caroline Walker – Picture Window’, and the Amazon UK number one bestseller for contemporary art titles, ‘The Anomie Review of Contemporary British Painting’. Read more and download brochure