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MANIC SHOOTER - by Peuple Caché - £12
Relatives - by Antoine Orand - £8
Really Busy - by Holly Rae Jones - £20
WUBU2 - by Ja Bæblade - £20
Car Park Shopper - by Luke Overin - £12
Dark Sand - by Alain Vonck - £10
Poisonous Berries - by Sasha Kurmaz - £8
Jugs & Mugs - by Michael Swaney - £14
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
Spectrum Test - by Panayiotis Terzis - Sold Out

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Undercurrents in publishing, est. 20177 (London, UK)

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Stockists

Antenne Books (London, UK)
Fotografisk Center (Copenhagen, Denmark)
Good Press Gallery (Glasgow, UK)
Ooga Booga (Los Angeles, USA)
Printed Matter (New York, USA)
Ti Pi Tin (London, UK)
Village (Leeds, UK)
Rye Wax (London, UK)
ICA (London, UK)

Featured Publications

MANIC SHOOTER - by Peuple Caché - £12
Manic Shooter reimagines the aesthetics of early shoot 'em up video games. In-game screenshots of brightly coloured projectiles and spaceships, serve as raw material for the visual interpretation of Alain Vonck. This series of lively and evocative abstractions is complemented by the words of Guillaume Ladvie. Translated from French into Japanese and English, the poem deals with the dark and universal themes of war. This dialogue between words and images draws an ambiguous portrait of violence, lost between shadow and light.
Relatives - by Antoine Orand - £8
An adventure through the space-time continuum, Antoine Orand’s Relatives is, much like its subject matter, a narrative progression that has no real beginning or ending. The mix of primary palette, heavy black outline and postmodern motifs pull at the very fabric of the comic book panel format.