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John Calcutt
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ISBN 1 90427 006 9
PRICE £12.00
Over the last five years, the Danish-born, Glasgow-based artist Anne Bjerge Hansen has been busily compiling an ongoing series of video 'interludes', short cameo pieces whose quietly-observed, everyday scenes radiate a disarming, dream-like quality. Highlighting small-scale, often overlooked events, or homing in on fleeting, fragmentary details, Bjerge Hansen's work catalogues these haunting, ephemeral moments with a captivating brevity and clarity.
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Kobena Mercer and Chris Darke
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ISBN 1 84166 073 6
PRICE £15.00
Isaac Julien is one of Britain's foremost artist filmmakers, as acclaimed for his fluent and arresting single-screen works as his vibrant and inventive gallery installations. Moving deftly between filmworld and artworld, Julien remains one of the most original voices on the contemporary scene, and this book, published at the time of his nomination for the 2001 Turner Prize, provides a vivid visual introduction to a unique and prolific career spanning almost 20 years.
Minigraphs is a series of publications developed by Film and Video Umbrella devoted to contemporary artists working with film and video. Fully illustrated, and with specially commissioned essays and an extensive lists of works, this series provides an attractive and indispensable introduction to some of Britain's most exciting contemporary artists.
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Steven Bode and Michael Glasmeier. Interview by Ele Carpenter
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ISBN 0 9538634 5 x
PRICE £11.95
'It Could Happen to You' is the first English-language publication dedicated to the work of Norwegian artist Anne Katrine Dolven and catalogues five film and video 'portraits' produced between 2000 and 2001. While alluding to paintings by the Norwegian master Edvard Munch, Dolven also adds recognisably contemporary elements to her treatment of landscape and still life. This compact and elegant hardback publication is illustrated in colour throughout with a selection of documentation shots, details from the works and production stills. It was produced to accompany the staging of Dolven's film 'It Could Happen to You' at the Northern Gallery for Contemporary Art in June and July 2001.
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