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Book Works is a registered charity set up to advance education in the visual arts in the form of artists’ books for the benefit of the public. We have a board of trustees who input their range of diverse expertise and interests into our development:
Vivien Ashley
Nelson Crespo
David Dibosa, Chair
Lisa Le Feuvre
Kit Hammonds
Silaja Suntharalingam
Book Works is committed to working with a range of emerging and established artists from diverse national and international backgrounds. We are committed to being an equal opportunities organisation and practice a policy aimed at promoting equal opportunity and access irrespective of race, gender, age, disability, religious or political beliefs, economic status or class.
In 2009, to celebrate our 25th anniversary, we launched a new supporter’s scheme The List.
Through The List, we are looking for sustained contributions towards our annual programme from individuals and organisations prepared to support Book Works’ commitment to developing new art projects and working with artists at the start of their careers.
Benefits for friends and patrons include: invitations to launches and events, mailing of our annual catalogue and a discount on Book Works’ publications.
Click on the links below to
join The List or, for further information, contact
Gavin Everall, 020 7247 2203
Tacita Dean
Liam Gillick
Susan Hiller
Simon Patterson
Supporters & Friends
Åbäke
Victoria Ambrosetti
Vivien Ashley
Jordan Baseman
Steve Beard
Christopher Breward
Sue Brind
Stuart and Maya Brisley
Philip Davies
Shezad Dawood
Sara De Bondt
Jeremy Deller
Douglas Gordon
Joerg Hartmannsgruber
Jonathan Harvey
David Hubbard
Ian Hunt
Elizabeth James
Simon Josebury
Rob La Frenais
Francis McKee
Beatriz Milhazes
Fraser Muggeridge
David Osbaldeston
Lisa Panting
Clunie Reid
Alun Rowlands
Caz Royds and Max Eilenberg
David Shrigley
Katie Simmons
Polly Staple
Mark Titchner
Gerrie van Noord
Sara Wajid
Vera Wallace Hadrill
Marina Warner
Judith Williamson
and those who wish to remain anonymous
Artwords
CostinPank
DeckersSnoeck
John Purcell Paper