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Book Description Couverture rigide. Condition: Neuf. Edition originale. Nobody, Londres, 2008, 24x31 cm, leporello de 78 p., couverture textil bleu avec sériegraphie violet, impression n&b. Livre de collection de coupons de paris récupérés dans un quartier de Londres, territoire privilégié de l'artiste. Exemplaire signé par l'artiste. [en rayon]. Seller Inventory # ABE-18462608692
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. A Series of Disappointments Signed by the Photographer First Edition Regular edition with Red/Blue cover These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. This new book is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. First edition, 3000 copies divided and available with three different covers. There is also a Special edition of 100 signed and numbered copies in a box containing a bromide print and text stencil. Publication date ? 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2657
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. Signed by Stephen Gill A Series of Disappointments First Edition Regular edition with Purple/Blue cover These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. This new book is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. First edition, 3000 copies divided and available with three different covers There is also a Special edition of 100 signed and numbered copies in a box containing a bromide print and text stencil Publication date ? 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2658
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. A Series of Disappointments Signed by the Photographer First Edition Regular edition with Green/Gray covers These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. This new book is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. First edition, 3000 copies divided and available with three different covers There is also a Special edition of 100 signed and numbered copies in a box containing a bromide print and text stencil Publication date ? 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2659
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. 1st Edition. SHIPPING NOTE: due to size and weight (e.g., multi-volume sets), additional shipping fees apply (calculated at checkout). First edition, first printing. Three volumes, each signed in pencil on the title page by Gill. Hardcover. Screen printed cloth-covered boards (the edition was divided, with each volume receiving one of three different covers) containing a leporello (accordion-fold) book; no dust jacket as issued. Photographs and text by Stephen Gill. Designed by Melanie Mues. Each volume 78 pp., with 36 black-and-white plates. 12-1/4 x 9-1/2 inches. This first edition was limited to 3000 copies. New. From the artist: "These betting slips were discarded in and around many betting shops (71 at the time of publication) in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and to shake off its bad reputation.To exhibit this book, remove the book block from the outer cover, expand the pages and hang from nails or small hooks using the holes provided." Signed by Author. Seller Inventory # 106700
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. This is the special edition Boxed signed and numbered with Bromide Print and text stencil A Series of Disappointments Signed by the Photographer First Edition These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. The regular first edition of 3000 copies is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. Publication date 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2660
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. This is the special edition Boxed signed and numbered with Bromide Print and text stencil A Series of Disappointments Signed by the Photographer First Edition These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. The book is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. The regular First edition, 3000 copies divided and available with three different covers Publication date 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2770
Book Description Hardcover. Condition: New. This is the special edition Boxed signed and numbered with Bromide Print and text stencil A Series of Disappointments Signed by the Photographer First Edition These betting slips were discarded in and around many of the 71 betting shops in the borough of Hackney in north-east London. The average number of betting shops in other London boroughs is 23. Each of these papers began as hope, were shaped by loss or defeat, then cast aside. These new forms perhaps now possess a state of mind, shaped by nervous tension and grief. After these images were made, little autopsies were performed on the papers to reveal the failed bets held within. If betting shops move into places previously occupied by banks or solicitors, they are classed as financial services and don't have to apply for any special permit. In such numbers, they are beginning to feel like a burden around a borough that is trying to improve itself and the lives of its residents, and shake off its bad reputation. The book is available in three different covers and can also be exhibited and hung on nails or small hooks. The regular First edition, 3000 copies divided and available with three different covers Publication date 16th May 2008 78 pp / Hardback 36 Black and White illustrations 232 mm x 300 mm portrait format Published by Nobody. Seller Inventory # 2771