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A3 Willow the Vampire Print by Alexander

Willow 18th is the lead ‘bad guy’ in Alexander’s imagined video game from 1999. Set in Transylvania, Vampire Queen Willow has an army of bat soldiers led by General Newton (top right corner) and Colonel Dusty (top left corner, below the moon). Alexander’s character is having her debut exhibition at Leeds Art Gallery Artspace as a creative response to the ‘Don’t Let’s Ask for the Moon…: Nocturnes and Atkinson Grimshaw ‘ exhibition between 14 November 2025 – 19 April 2026. Digitally printed on A3 350gsm uncoated cardstock, these prints are scarily good! Prints will be sent rolled in a poster tube.

A3 poster – ‘No One Is You And That Is Your Power’ by Ria

Celebrating the joint birthday of Swarthmore Education Centre (110 years) & Pyramid (30 years).

Posters are shipped in a cardboard tube.

 

The Sausage Atlas by Andrew Towse and Anne-Marie Atkinson

A beautiful and brilliant publication celebrating a great British lunch, an artistic collaboration and the cafes of Leeds.  ‘The Sausage Atlas’ was commissioned by Leeds 2023 as a sculptural installation but also led to this amazing book.

Anne-Marie Atkinson and Andrew Towse worked together for three years.  Every day, Andrew bought, photographed and ate a sausage sandwich for his lunch.

For the BEYOND Festival 2018 the two artists created a monumental sculpture containing images of 252 different individual sausage sandwiches displayed in 21 3D cubes. For the first week of the Festival, the 21 cubes were displayed together in Kirkgate Market food hall.  In the second half of the Festival Anne-Marie and Andrew took the individual cubes back to the cafes from which the sausage sandwiches had come.

The book includes photos and a map of cafes across Leeds, photos of the sculptural installation at Kirkgate Market and in the cafes and an essay by Anne-Marie reflecting on the artists’ shared experience.

 

 

The Adventure of Square, graphic novel by Liam Hirst

A graphic novel by Liam Hirst, in which Square, a two dimensional abstract shape escapes a world of forms, lines and traps, and explores the world, through dreams and nightmares, trying to find where a place fits.

Liam Hirst is a young artist with autism who struggled with art at school but has found his place in the world through creating artwork at Pyramid, Purple Patch and Mind the Gap.

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