Keith Haring, colouring book (detail)

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Limited edition childrens' colouring book. Produced by small Amsterdam press - very fine

Edition size: unknown

Dimensions:

£320 (convert)

Born in 1958, Keith Haring was one of the first artists to bring visual urban culture to the contemporary gallery. His characteristically iconic language of lines and symbols remains a signature style of the '80s New York art scene. Keith Haring died in 1990, aged 31.

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Scott Treleaven, The Salivation Army Black Book s/n 2005 (detail)

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Signed and numbered 10th anniversary edition of the complete Salivation Army zine.

Black vinyl embossed wrappers

Edition size: 666

Dimensions: 341 pp, 22 x 14cm

£115 (convert)

Canadian artist Scott Treleaven first rose to fame through his legendary '90s underground 'queerpunkpagan' zine Salivation Army, which was followed by a critically acclaimed movie short of the same name.

His artwork, which employs collage, film, photo and installation, has been widely exhibited throughout the U.S. and Europe.

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Cory Arcangel, signed print, 2005 (detail)

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Poster style offset litho. Signed.

Dimensions: 91.5 x 60.9cm / 36 x 24"

£280 (convert)

New York computer programmer and artist Cory Arcangel graduated with a degree in Technology in Music and the Related Arts, but a series of highly original multimedia interventions have established him as one of the most interesting new artists working today.

Arcangel has exhibited at MOMA, the Guggenheim and is represented by Deitch Projects, New York.

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Cory Arcangel, clouds tee-shirt, 2005 (detail)

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very limited edition hand-printed / stitched tee referencing Arcangel's famous 'Super Mario Clouds' work

Dimensions: medium size

£200 (convert)

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Jonathan Monk, 'My Height in HB Pencil' postcard multiple, 2002 (detail)

Hand-drawn pencil mark on white postcard.

Instructions on reverse specify that card should be installed on any wall 6ft above the floor.

£45 (convert)

Berlin based British artist Jonathan Monk explores the boundaries of conceptual art, often through witty reference to his artist predecessors.

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Olafur Eliasson, 'synaesthetics', Transmag 2000 (detail)

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Volume of the influential Trans magazine in which Eliasson contributes an early work consisting of 'scratch and sniff' pages.
Aromas include leather, mildew, gas and smoke!

Edition also includes cover article on Paul McCarthy.

£135 (convert)

Born in Copenhagen in 1967, Eliasson attended the Danish Royal Academy of Arts from 1989 to 1995.

An artistic exploration of the elements of nature have always formed a central motif in Eliasson's installations, sculpture and photographic works.

The artist currently lives and works in Berlin.

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Luc Tuymans, limited book edition and signed bookplate (detail)

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2005 reprint of '30s essay on aesthetics - cover design by Tuymans and signed, numbered bookplate

Limited edition of 200

Hardback, 351pp
Dimensions: book 22 x 15cm; plate 12 x 10cm inc borders

£375 (convert)

Born in Antwerp, Belgium in 1958, Tuymans began to study fine art in 1976 and is today considered one of the most significant and influential of contemporary painters.

Revitalising a medium which many considered outmoded, Tuymans characteristically employs filmic vocabularly and historical reference to create his richly enigmatic work.

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