Art Books
Click here for a selection of art books published by or associated with Bandicoot Publishing. All are available for purchase.
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Tony Albert: Not a Souvenir
At 400 pages with approximately 980 images, this monograph is the most comprehensive to date on Tony Albert.
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Sriwhana Spong: HA HA HA
This co-publication accompanied the first major solo exhibition in Australia of London-based Balinese–Aotearoan New Zealand artist Sriwhana Spong.
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Sailing Back to Byzantium: Art of Michael Galovic
A testament to Michael Galovic’s understanding and rejuvenation of traditional techniques fused with influences by Modern and Indigenous art and culture.
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Amber Creswell Bell: About Face
In 'About Face', Amber Creswell Bell examines the practices of a diverse canvas of portrait painters in Australia and New Zealand. Emma-Kate Wilson speaks with the author-artist.
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Clayful | In conversation with author Sophia Cai
'Clayful' features thirty-two artists from all over the world, each who bring playfulness and a lot of “cute” to the medium of ceramics.
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Artists At Home
Spanning a range of material, painting, photography, installation, moving images, sculpture, fibre, and ceramics, Artists at Home steps inside the homes and studios of thirty-two women artists across Australia.
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Earth & Fire
Earth & Fire introduces the reader to forty-five active ceramicists, their thoughts, materials, and processes when working with their chosen medium.
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VISION: Art, Architecture and the National Gallery of Australia
The story of the conception of the National Gallery of Australia building – its design, construction and controversial aftermath.
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Australian Abstract
Amber Creswell Bell poses the question, “What is Abstract?” and delves into the practices of forty-one Australian abstract artists to find the answer in her fifth publication with Thames & Hudson.
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Liam Benson: Virtue Without Stain
'Liam Benson: Virtue Without Stain' presents sixty-seven images accompanied by essays that contextualise the artist's visual arts practice, which explores issues of masculinity.
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Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: Ready-made Ruin
'Claire Healy & Sean Cordeiro: Ready-made Ruin' is a definitive monograph documenting the celebrated artists’ work over the past two decades.
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Margo Lewers: no limits
In all aspects of her life "she embraced modernism not as a style but an ideology for a new way of living."
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