Watching a Supermodel Sleep on a Plane - by Sam Hutchinson - £24

VERK - by Íris Erlings - £10

Lizard Point '99 - by Jerry O'Driscoll & Luke Overin - £20

Peninsula Mixtape - by Luke Overin - £10

Deep Dive - by Ja Bæblade - £420

Greatest Hits - by Spaghetti Club - Sold Out

AESTHETIX Edition - by Tyrone Williams - £30

AESTHETIX - by Tyrone Williams - Sold Out

Memory Card - by Sam Bailey - £12

Acts of Natural Magik Print Edition - by Todd Snap - £15

Acts of Natural Magik - by Todd Snap - £15

SEGAMEISTER - by Ja Bæblade - £35

Relatives - by Antoine Orand - £8

Verk Edition - by Íris Erlings - £20

Forever - by Luke Overin - £30

Heritage - by Luke Overin - Sold Out

Car Park Shopper - by Luke Overin - Sold Out

Poisonous Berries - by Sasha Kurmaz - £8

Dark Sand - by Alain Vonck - Sold Out

Spectrum Test - by Panayiotis Terzis - Sold Out

MANIC SHOOTER - by Peuple Caché - Sold Out

Really Busy - by Holly Rae Jones - Sold Out

WUBU2 - by Ja Bæblade - Sold Out

Jugs & Mugs - by Michael Swaney - Sold Out

Light Levels - by Antonia Pinter - Sold Out

Elsewhere - by Albert Elm - Sold Out

Drawing Now - by Nikholis Planck - Sold Out

Hello, My Name is Mark Rothko - by Thomas Murphy - Sold Out

Love is in the Flowers - by Em Rooney - Sold Out

Fruit Salad - by Various Artists - Sold Out

RnB Edits - by Josh Baines - Sold Out

Open Sea - by Antoine Orand - Sold Out

Sculptures - by Linus Bill & Adrien Horni - Sold Out

War News - by Cali & Jenna Thornhill DeWitt - Sold Out

One Sixty Seven - by Tine Bek, Albert Elm, Nick Lynch, Cecilie Rasmussen - Sold Out

About

Undercurrents in international publishing, est. 2011 (London, UK)

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Distributed in the US by Citizen Editions

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Website by Dan Powell

Press

The Face - Bronze Age: 10 Years of Riotous Independent Publishing [March 2021]

AnOther Mag - Party Like It's 1999: Eerie. Forgotten Photos From an End of the World Rave [July 2021]

It's Nice That - Acts of Natural Magik presents Pokémon landscape photography in the post-Giovanni era [November 2019]

C4 Journal - Sasha Kurmaz - Poisonous Berries [February 2022]

Stockists

Antenne Books (London, UK)

Dashwood Books (New York, USA)

Desert Island (New York, USA)

Donlon Books (London, UK)

Draw Down Books (Guilford, USA)

Floating World Comics (Portland, USA)

Good Press (Glasgow, UK)

Gosh! Comics (London, UK)

Gnash Comics (Ashburton, UK)

ICA (London, UK)

McNally Jackson (New York, USA)

Orbital Comics (London, UK)

Other Books (Los Angeles, USA)

Printed Matter (New York, USA)

Quimby's (Chicago, USA)

Rye Wax (London, UK)

Tenderbooks (London, UK)

Ti Pi Tin (London, UK)

Village (Leeds, UK)

Needles and Pens (San Francisco, USA)

Featured Publications

Watching a Supermodel Sleep on a Plane - by Sam Hutchinson - £24

You’ve found yourself in a digital age of capitalist targeted advertising and the ‘post truth’ phenomenon, where concerns are raised about the legitimacy of the online media, social control and manipulation of the masses. The following sponsored content has been appropriated from trusted sources, delegitimising its truth, and using its own propaganda tactics to shock and indoctrinate a set of belief systems into its audience.

You will believe that the commercial, capitalist forms of visual pollution can be taken, and used for yourself. Steal from those that can afford to be stolen from and claim it as your own. Make the internet great again.

Lizard Point '99 - by Jerry O'Driscoll & Luke Overin - £20

A road trip to the heart of pre-millennial, communal fervour; Lizard Point '99 is a textual and photographic exploration of a young man's last few days of being wild.

By a chance inter-generational encounter, Jerry O'Driscoll's documentary photography of the Total Solar Eclipse event has been un-earthed and curated by Luke Overin - amounting to a glorious, monochromatic ode to illegal raves, fuggy campervans, and a very English kind of communal identity.

Whilst the photographs in the book recount a specific and special time in O’Driscoll’s life, the supporting interview is forward thinking in its messaging and presents a rallying cry to a fragmentary society tip-toeing cautiously towards a post-pandemic future.