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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Votive | Adam Lee
Adam Lee presents 'Votive' – as an expression and evocation of faith – his first major art publication showcasing works from three exhibitions in Toronto, Melbourne and London.
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Really Don’t Wanna Go To This Funeral
A limited edition of 100, this book presents photographs by Melbourne artist Matthew Ware together with screenshots of 'strange and sad moments' from other people's Snapchats.
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DEZEFRELLE: Gosia Wlodarczak
A limited edition of 500, 'DEZEFRELLE' maps Gosia Wlodarczak's output from 2004 to 2017, which traverses performance, interaction, installation, sound and film staged outside the studio, including a series based in local cafés and a park bench near her home.
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Side by Side? Community Art and the Challenge of Co-Creativity
Maya Haviland investigates a new wave of ‘collaborative community art’ as a vehicle of disrupting existing hierarchies and promoting social and cultural agendas.
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Tom Nicholson: Lines Towards Another
This publication is a comprehensive and critical overview of the practice of Melbourne artist Tom Nicholson, charting his key projects of the last two decades.
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The Artist as Traveller: The sketchbooks of Eugene von Guérard
Eugene von Guérard set out to find new landscapes to record in countries as far away as Australia and New Zealand. This book illustrates the artist's journey and his work.
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Tjunguṉutja (from having come together)
Drawn from the collection of the MAGNT, 'Tjunguṉutja (from having come together)' presents paintings by Aboriginal men of the Papunya Western Desert art movement dated 1971-1972.
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Never standing on two feet
In 'Never standing on two feet', Clare Rae presents monochrome photographs created during a 2017 residency on the island of Jersey, near the coast of France.
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Dissonant Rhythms: Ross Manning
This monograph documents artist and musician Ross Manning’s first ten-year survey exhibition ‘Dissonant Rhythms’ shown at Institute of Modern Art, Brisbane, in 2017.
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The Winter Garden | Christine McFetridge
Inside the cloth-bound covers of this book Melbourne-based photographer Christine McFetridge shares her interpretation of what ‘home’ means.
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John Howley
‘My main and always returning topic for several decades relates to my fascination and concern about our culture in the age of speed and evolving technology.’ – John Howley
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