Below another sky
Edited by Alexia Holt
Published by the British Council, 2016
Designed by James Brook
ISBN 978 0 86355 785 9
Softback with metal fastener | 210 x 160 mm | 48 pages
Printed by Allander, Edinburgh, on Oxygen Offset 100% Recycled
Below another sky is a book that documents a set of international residencies, which resulted in a collection of prints by twenty artists, including prints by Turner Prize nominees Jim Lambie, David Shrigley, and Janice Kerbel. Curated by Alexia Holt, on behalf of the Scottish Print Network, the project was supported by Creative Scotland and was included in the Glasgow 2014 programme coinciding with the Commonwealth Games. Below another sky was exhibited across Scotland in 2014-15 and the prints have now been acquired by the British Council Collection and will become part of the British Council’s international touring exhibition programme.
The book is bound with a Rexel metal fastener that will allow translations and other local information to be inserted as the exhibition tours the world.
Published by the British Council, 2016
Designed by James Brook
ISBN 978 0 86355 785 9
Softback with metal fastener | 210 x 160 mm | 48 pages
Printed by Allander, Edinburgh, on Oxygen Offset 100% Recycled
Below another sky is a book that documents a set of international residencies, which resulted in a collection of prints by twenty artists, including prints by Turner Prize nominees Jim Lambie, David Shrigley, and Janice Kerbel. Curated by Alexia Holt, on behalf of the Scottish Print Network, the project was supported by Creative Scotland and was included in the Glasgow 2014 programme coinciding with the Commonwealth Games. Below another sky was exhibited across Scotland in 2014-15 and the prints have now been acquired by the British Council Collection and will become part of the British Council’s international touring exhibition programme.
The book is bound with a Rexel metal fastener that will allow translations and other local information to be inserted as the exhibition tours the world.
