In Search of Ariadne 
Exhibition catalogue Heong Gallery, Cambridge 
Paperback 88 pages 
Dimensions: 26 x 21 cm 
88 pages including colour illustrations. 
Editor: Prerona Prsasd / Gavin Turk 
Design: Nicholas Hawksworth 
Printed by: Langham Press, Cambridge 
Published by&nbsp;Downing College

In Search of Ariadne Exhibition catalogue Heong Gallery, Cambridge Paperback 88 pages Dimensions: 26 x 21 cm 88 pages including colour illustrations. Editor: Prerona Prsasd / Gavin Turk Design: Nicholas Hawksworth Printed by: Langham Press, Cambridge Published by Downing College

In Search of Ariadne

KERZE&nbsp; 
Exhibition catalogue 
Ben Brown Fine Arts, 2022 
Paperback 20 pages 
Dimensions: 26 x 21 cm 
Exhibition catalogue, Paperback. 
Published by&nbsp;Ben Brown Fine Arts

KERZE  Exhibition catalogue Ben Brown Fine Arts, 2022 Paperback 20 pages Dimensions: 26 x 21 cm Exhibition catalogue, Paperback. Published by Ben Brown Fine Arts

KERZE

Cave Drawings Book 
Typeset in Heijira and designed by Tim Barnes, the wind in the trees, 
Printed on Munken Lynx Rough 120gsm and bound in Neenah Environment Concrete 270gsm by Adam Sha Associates. 
Paperback&nbsp;160 pages 
Published in an edition of 350 by Live Stock Market

Cave Drawings Book Typeset in Heijira and designed by Tim Barnes, the wind in the trees, Printed on Munken Lynx Rough 120gsm and bound in Neenah Environment Concrete 270gsm by Adam Sha Associates. Paperback 160 pages Published in an edition of 350 by Live Stock Market

Cave Drawings

MYBA 
Exhibition catalogue 
curated by Gavin Turk 
British Art Fair at The Saatchi Gallery

MYBA Exhibition catalogue curated by Gavin Turk British Art Fair at The Saatchi Gallery

MYBA

En Oeuf 
Exhibition catalogue, Maruani Mercier Gallery, Belgium&nbsp; 
Hardback 31 pages 
Dimensions: 295 x 235 mm 
62 pages including colour illustrations. 
Designed by Sandrine Lalonde 
Floating In Custard - a conversation between Sarah Lucas and Gavin Turk 
Published by&nbsp;Maruani Mercier Gallery

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En Oeuf Exhibition catalogue, Maruani Mercier Gallery, Belgium  Hardback 31 pages Dimensions: 295 x 235 mm 62 pages including colour illustrations. Designed by Sandrine Lalonde Floating In Custard - a conversation between Sarah Lucas and Gavin Turk Published by Maruani Mercier Gallery  

En Oeuf 

The Book That Tells You How Artists Became Artists 
Palais Beaux Arts Lille 
2019 
Texts by Heneczek Pro et Di Grotesk

The Book That Tells You How Artists Became Artists Palais Beaux Arts Lille 2019 Texts by Heneczek Pro et Di Grotesk

Le reve d'etre artists

Letting Go 
Exhibition catalogue 
Reflex Gallery, Amsterdam, 2019 
Hardback 116 pages 
Dimensions: 34.7 x 24.5 cm 
Essay by Deborah Curtis 
Book design by Alex Daniels 
Photography by Andy Keate and Live Stock Market 
Printed by Memo Offset BV, Zwaag 
Finished in the Netherlands

Letting Go, Catalogue, 2019 

Letting Go Exhibition catalogue Reflex Gallery, Amsterdam, 2019 Hardback 116 pages Dimensions: 34.7 x 24.5 cm Essay by Deborah Curtis Book design by Alex Daniels Photography by Andy Keate and Live Stock Market Printed by Memo Offset BV, Zwaag Finished in the Netherlands

Letting Go 

White Van Man 
Exhibition catalogue 
Paperback 30 pages 
Ivorypress, Spain 
November 15th 2018 - January 19th 2019 
Designed by Ivorypress

White Van Man Exhibition catalogue Paperback 30 pages Ivorypress, Spain November 15th 2018 - January 19th 2019 Designed by Ivorypress

White Van Man

Art As Jewellery: From Calder to Kapoor 
Hardback 336 pages 
Dimensions: 32 x 27.5 cm 
Editor: Andrew Whittaker 
Design: Steve Farrow, Stephen Reid and Craig Holden 
Printed in Belgium for ACC Art Books Ltd

Art As Jewellery: From Calder to Kapoor Hardback 336 pages Dimensions: 32 x 27.5 cm Editor: Andrew Whittaker Design: Steve Farrow, Stephen Reid and Craig Holden Printed in Belgium for ACC Art Books Ltd

Art as Jewellery: From Calder to Kapoor

History of Art 
Exhibition catalogue 
Ben Brown Gallery 
curated by James Putnam 
Introductory essay by James Putnam 
Other written content by Dave Swindells and James Putnam 
November 24th 2017 - February 15th 2018

History of Art Exhibition catalogue Ben Brown Gallery curated by James Putnam Introductory essay by James Putnam Other written content by Dave Swindells and James Putnam November 24th 2017 - February 15th 2018

History of Art

WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE HOW &amp; WHY 
Exhibition catalogue from Newport Street Gallery 
Hardback 200 pages 
Dimensions: 31.5 x 23.5 cm 
200 pages including colour illustrations. 
Designed by Jason Beard 
Printed by MM Artbookprinting &amp; repro 
Published by Other Criteria

WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE HOW & WHY Exhibition catalogue from Newport Street Gallery Hardback 200 pages Dimensions: 31.5 x 23.5 cm 200 pages including colour illustrations. Designed by Jason Beard Printed by MM Artbookprinting & repro Published by Other Criteria

WHO WHAT WHEN WHERE HOW & WHY

2050 A Brief History of the Future 
Exhibition catalogue Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels 
11 September 2015 - 24 January 2016 
Hardback 240 pages 
285 x 245 cm 
Authors: Jennifer Beauloye, Pierre-Yves Deserve, Michael Draguet 
 
Exhibition featured the work Nomad, 2003, painted bronze

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2050 A Brief History of the Future Exhibition catalogue Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels 11 September 2015 - 24 January 2016 Hardback 240 pages 285 x 245 cm Authors: Jennifer Beauloye, Pierre-Yves Deserve, Michael Draguet Exhibition featured the work Nomad, 2003, painted bronze  

2050 A Brief History of the Future

This book playfully explore philosophic, conceptual and idiosyncratic themes associated with the artist. Written and edited by Rachel Newsome and richly illustrated by Jim Hollingworth the book reads like a playful and intelligent magazine with a wide range of essays and texts by a spectrum of contributors including Damien Hirst, Sebastian Horsley, Fiona Banner, Hari Kunzru, Jon Savage and Ossian Ward. 

This Is Not A Book About Gavin Turk

This book playfully explore philosophic, conceptual and idiosyncratic themes associated with the artist. Written and edited by Rachel Newsome and richly illustrated by Jim Hollingworth the book reads like a playful and intelligent magazine with a wide range of essays and texts by a spectrum of contributors including Damien Hirst, Sebastian Horsley, Fiona Banner, Hari Kunzru, Jon Savage and Ossian Ward.

GT 
Exhibition catalogue 
The Monaco Project for the Arts 
Patricia Low Contemporary, Gstaad, Moritz 
July 6th - September 1st 2013

GT Exhibition catalogue The Monaco Project for the Arts Patricia Low Contemporary, Gstaad, Moritz July 6th - September 1st 2013

Assembled under the artist’s direction, this first major book on the work of Gavin Turk showcases over two decades of extraordinary sculptures, digital prints and installation pieces. Although he is often identified with the YBA (Young British Artist) movement of the mid-1990s, Gavin Turk has pioneered many forms of contemporary sculpture including painted bronze, waxwork, recycled objects and the use of ephemeral materials in art. His installations and sculptures deal with the issues of authorship, authenticity and identity. Featuring numerous color illustrations, the volume includes Turk’s major works since the early 1990s as well as two essays, one giving academic and historical context to his artistic practice and the other discussing the artist’s work under the umbrella of psychogeography, including the impact of the city of London on Turk’s persona. JUDITH COLLINS is an international authority on sculpture and the author of numerous books, including The Origins of the Romanesque; Eric Gill: The Sculpture; Andy Goldsworthy: Midsummer Snowballs, and Sculpture Today, along with several exhibition catalogs. She lectures extensively throughout Europe and the US. IAIN SINCLAIR is a British writer and filmmaker. His novel Downriver won the James Tait Black Memorial Prize. He is currently at work on a study of the psychogeography of London.

Gavin Turk Monograph

Assembled under the artist’s direction, this first major book on the work of Gavin Turk showcases over two decades of extraordinary sculptures, digital prints and installation pieces. Although he is often identified with the YBA (Young British Artist) movement of the mid-1990s, Gavin Turk has pioneered many forms of contemporary sculpture including painted bronze, waxwork, recycled objects and the use of ephemeral materials in art. His installations and sculptures deal with the issues of authorship, authenticity and identity.

Published by The Fine Art Society for the exhibition&nbsp;Craving in Britain from 1910 to Now&nbsp;held at 148 Bond Street, London, W1&nbsp; 
30th November '12 to 12th January 2013

Published by The Fine Art Society for the exhibition Craving in Britain from 1910 to Now held at 148 Bond Street, London, W1  30th November '12 to 12th January 2013

Carving in Britain from 1910 to Now 

The Art of Not Making

En Face exhibition catalogue 
CAC Malaga, Spain 
Hardback 135 pages 
Dimensions: 25.5 x 22.5 cm 
Exhibition catalogue, Hardback. 
135 pages including colour illustrations.

En Face exhibition catalogue CAC Malaga, Spain Hardback 135 pages Dimensions: 25.5 x 22.5 cm Exhibition catalogue, Hardback. 135 pages including colour illustrations.

En Face

Be Contemporary Magazine 03

demon's yarns & tales

An exhbition of works selected from Deutsche Bank's collection to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Deutsche Bank in the Channel Islands

An exhbition of works selected from Deutsche Bank's collection to celebrate the 35th anniversary of Deutsche Bank in the Channel Islands

Beyond Sensation - Art of the Last Ten Years

Christies - The Contemporary Sale 2006 
London 15th October 2006 Contemporary Sale at Christie's, London

Christies - The Contemporary Sale 2006 London 15th October 2006 Contemporary Sale at Christie's, London

Christies - The Contemporary Sale 2006

Stage of Life - Rhetorics of Emotion

Published to coincide with the 'The Font Project', an ambitious idea conceived in the early 90s that aims to encapsulate 20th century sculpture in one perfect form.

The Font Project

Published to coincide with the 'The Font Project', an ambitious idea conceived in the early 90s that aims to encapsulate 20th century sculpture in one perfect form.

Published in connection with the exhibition 'Last Year in Eggenberg (The Paradise Show)' and the performance 'Waiting for Gavo'

Gavin Turk, Last Year In Eggenberg (The Paradise Show)

Published in connection with the exhibition 'Last Year in Eggenberg (The Paradise Show)' and the performance 'Waiting for Gavo'

Chelsea Arts UK - Issue No 1 
2004

Chelsea Arts UK - Issue No 1

Gavin Turk is the subject of the second title in the New Art Up-Close Series.The book illustrates 25 carefully selected artworks, from his seminal blue-plaque work, 'Cave', through his many signature-based artworks, egg sculptures, and waxworks - including 'Pop', one of the truly iconic works of recent British art - to his bronze casts of sleeping bags and bin bags. The interview with Turk focuses on the ideas behind his work: the nature of art itself, his use of popular celebrity and political imagery, and why it is that he makes art at all.The book also includes a short biography and further reading list, as well as notes explaining the contexts and layered art-historical references within each featured work.

Gavin Turk: New Art  Up-Close 2

Gavin Turk is the subject of the second title in the New Art Up-Close Series. The book illustrates 25 carefully selected artworks, from his seminal blue-plaque work, 'Cave', through his many signature-based artworks, egg sculptures, and waxworks - including 'Pop', one of the truly iconic works of recent British art - to his bronze casts of sleeping bags and bin bags.

City Racing - The Life and Times of and Artist-Run Gallery

Copper Jubilee

Art-Tube 01

ABBILD: recent portraiture and depiction 

An overview of Gavin Turk's work from 1994-1998

Gavin Turk Collected Works 1994-98