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The Pillar / First Edition / Signed copy
The Pillar (first printing / signed copy)
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The Pillar (signed copy)
Photographs by Stephen Gill / Words by Karl Ove Knausgård
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Night Procession Book (signed copy)
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Limited 3 Book Set (signed copies) The Pillar, Night Procession and Please notify the sun by Stephen Gill
Please notify the sun, The Pillar & Night Procession (Limited 3 Book offer - signed copies)
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Hackney Flowers (signed copy)
Photographs by Stephen Gill
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Coming up for Air: Retrospective Book (signed copy)
This high quality book features works spanning 40 years (from 1982 to 2021) Featuring 604 pages including over 600 images
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Please Notify the Sun (signed copy)
From an epic journey inside a single fish
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IMA Vol.28 - Stephen Gill
This special issue of IMA magazine is solely dedicated to Stephen Gill's practice with portfolio’s, early work, interviews and a curated section.
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Nobody Books - Prints & Books by Stephen Gill
We are happy to finally be able to offer prints in addition to books that can be purchased here from Stephen's extensive body of work. There is currently a limited selection of prints that can be purchased directly here online as well as a listing of other prints from other series portfolios. Given there are numerous works and series available, we are unable to present all series prints here, so please email with specific image enquires.
Stephen founded his publishing imprint Nobody in 2005 in order to exercise maximum control over the publication process of his books. His overriding intention is to make the book the finished expression of the photographs, rather than just a shell in which to house them. Experimentation with materials, collaboration with friends and a hands-on, tactile approach to maquette making would lead, in many cases, to his finished books having an individual, unique presence. This tactile approach includes materials and techniques such as lino cut printing, letter press printing, mono prints, spray paint, rubber stamps and on occasion entire art books are manufactured and assembled by hand in Stephen’s studio. He considers the bookmaking process to be a key though separate stage in the production of his photographic works, and he aims to make books that are conceptually consistent with their content.