LDN launch at BookArtBookShop
Posted on | June 11, 2010 | No Comments
The launch of Antony Cairns‘s new book LDN at BookArtBookShop last night drew a lively crowd who gave the limited-edition, handmade book an enthusiastic reception. Only 100 copies have been produced, so get yours here while you can. For more pictures of the party, click here.


Kuba Dabrowski’s Western
Posted on | June 11, 2010 | No Comments
We’ve been enjoying Kuba Dabrowksi’s new book, Western (ISBN 978-83-928967-5-3). Published in a limited edition of 300, Western is a quiet book, hushed by snowfall. It traces a journey where the world is witnessed as if from the window of a train. It is a Polish world, immersed in winter, and touched throughout by American culture so that you can imagine the tumbleweed blowing from Tombstone, Arizona through a tv screen into a Warsaw bedroom. There’s no need to travel far, it seems to say, when you can stay in bed with your girl, drink coffee, share a Coke and look at the passing scenes remotely, through a plate of glass. It’s cold outside and there are many places to explore.
Launch party for our new book LDN
Posted on | June 3, 2010 | No Comments
Join us on Thursday 10 June from 6.30 to 9.00 pm at BookArtBookShop, 17 Pitfield Street, London N1 6HB for the official launch of Antony Cairns’s book LDN. Copies of the limited-edition, handmade book are available here.

Our new book: Happy Tonite
Posted on | April 28, 2010 | No Comments
It’s been more than a year in the making, but the trouble we took to find the exact look and feel we wanted has paid off. The finished copies of Happy Tonite have arrived, and they are just as vibrant and colourful as we’d hoped. We limited the print run to 1,000 copies, each one hand-numbered and each one containing one of three (also limited edition) Liu YiQing prints which have been stamped and numbered on the reverse side. Get them here while you can!






Grafik Design Awards 2010 nomination
Posted on | April 5, 2010 | No Comments
Cheers all round as another AMC collaborator is nominated for an award. This time it’s Melanie Mues, whose design for our recent book Roger Hilton – Night Letters (back cover below) has been shortlisted for Grafik Magazine’s Grafik Design Awards 2010. The winners are due to be announced on 29 April. Our fingers are crossed.

Deutsche Börse Photography Prize 2010
Posted on | February 14, 2010 | No Comments
We’re delighted to learn that Donovan Wylie has been nominated for this year’s Deutsche Börse Photography Prize and to see that Scrapbook, which Donovan edited together with our own Timothy Prus, features in the accompanying exhibition (currently on view at the Photographers’ Gallery in Ramillies Street, London W1, a stone’s throw from Oxford Circus tube).
Draft Magazine issue 006
Posted on | December 16, 2009 | No Comments
Jake and Dinos Chapman, John Ruskin, Jem Finer, Astrid Proll, Anthony Burrill, Donovan Wylie, Lu Zhongguang, Ian Jeffrey, Martin Parr, Jim Campbell, Sophie Spencer-Wood, David Dawson, Stephen Gill, Jeremy Deller, David Evans, Linus Carr, Thom Atkinson, Dr Huw Lewis-Jones, Gary Hume, Scott King – and the Archive of Modern Conflict. All in one limited edition of 1,500. Click here to enquire about availability.

Roger Hilton at Kettle’s Yard
Posted on | November 22, 2009 | No Comments
Yesterday evening we hopped up to Cambridge for the opening of the Roger Hilton exhibition at Kettle’s Yard Gallery, curated by the gallery’s director Michael Harrison and marking the publication of our Night Letters book. Roger’s widow Rose travelled from Cornwall for the occasion, as did the painter and long-time family friend Rod Walker. The book’s editor Timothy Bond and his partner Henry Trantel were also in attendance, along with the book’s designer Melanie Mues and image editor James Welch.

Rod Walker, James Welch, Michael Harrison and Rose Hilton

Rose Hilton and James Welch

Henry Trantel and Timothy Bond

Melanie Mues
Our new book
Posted on | November 17, 2009 | No Comments
Our latest publication, Roger Hilton – Night Letters, edited by Timothy Bond, has been delivered today and we’re very proud of it.

Twenty years ago in Berlin
Posted on | November 9, 2009 | No Comments
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