12 works. This book is a survey of Sofia Hultens practice between 2001 and 2007. Born in Stockholm in 1972, Sofia Hulten moved to Birmingham as a child. Although she trained as a sculptor, graduating from Sheffield Hallam University in 1995, the artist now works w.

This publication, with thick cardboard pages and five double-page brightly coloured images from Lisa Milroys 2007 exhibition at Ikon, has a childlike quality that is reminiscent of childrens picture books. This echoes the dreamlike world explored in Milroys recent work, wherein the artist created a contrived landscape in the gallery, surrounding visitors with large-scale canvases depicting images

Snow Water and Flowers. Since his emergence as an artist in Australia during the 1980s, Tim Maguire has worked in various ways to convey a refreshing philosophical scepticism. Earlier paintings and prints featured monuments dissolving into their own reflections, vast landscapes blurring into mirage, often a use of trompe loeil to undermine itself in works of art where illusionism met transparency,

Published alongside the first solo exhibition in the UK of work by Italian artist Alice Cattaneo (Ikon Gallery, November 2007 - January 2008), this fully illustrated catalogue includes documentation of the installation and stills from the artists video work. Consisting of sculpture and video pieces, it was characterised by a formal modesty and an economy of means, and yet the overall effect ...

This publication coincides with Steven Shearers first major solo exhibition in Europe, his most comprehensive to date, comprising recent and new work. With essays from the curators of both galleries and art critic Nancy Tousley, this catalogue presents the first critical in-depth examination of his practice. Encompassing painting, drawing, photo-collage, text and sculptural pieces, Shearers work .

Published to complement the most comprehensive exhibition to date by this British artist.

The Moon Reflected. This exhibition, curated by renowned British artist Julian Opie, consisted of woodblock prints by 19th century Japanese artist Utagawa Hiroshige. An intervention in Ikons normal sequence of contemporary exhibitions, it demonstrated the relevance of historical work to current artistic practice, and provided another look at printmaking which is an important part of the gallerys .

This exhibition catalogue will consist of a new selection from the vast range of photographic series he has completed to date.

This monograph concerns the work of the Japanese-born, New York-based On Kawara - one of the world's best-known conceptual artists, an international figure since the 1960s who is still of great interest to a new generation of contemporary art followers.

This catalogue and exhibition is a survey of new and recent works by acclaimed British artist and Turner Prize winner Martin Creed, including pieces commissioned by Ikon, various off-site projects and events. Involving a wide range of media, including fil.

This publication accompanies the first solo exhibition of work by Frdric Bruly Bouabr in the UK. Born in Zprgh, Ivory Coast (1923), now living in Abidjan, this artist is prolific in his production of postcard-sized drawings. This publication is dedicated to La Haute Diplomatie (High Diplomacy), a series of 193 drawings, each depicting a figure (usually male) draped in the colours of a national ...