Julia Gilmour
2023
£8
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30 x 200mm, 24 pages, risograph and full colour printing, saddle stitched
Published on the occasion of her exhibition Clutch, programmed by Lunchtime Gallery at 20 Albert Road, Glasgow (16.12.23 – 07.01.24), Clutch is a collection of poetry and drawings on paper by Julia Gilmour. Gilmour's poems are born from explorations into pop culture, working in and frequenting bars and raves in Glasgow, her personal experience of sobriety, the importance of her queer friends and family, including her uncle who died of AIDS in the 1990s, as well as her experiences of working in the fashion industry. Clutch uses words as another way to draw, experimenting with forms and stylistic choices. Clutch is interested in how we are interwoven with and often beholden to our everyday objects and materials.
Julia Gilmour is an artist from Glasgow. She is studying for an undergraduate degree in Scottish Literature and English Literature with a focus on Creative Writing at the University of Glasgow. She has exhibited in the group shows, Pop Girls Run Riot, French Street Studios, Glasgow (2023) and Are you free on Sunday?, Cathcart Road, Glasgow (2022).
Emalia Mattia
2023
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138 x 196mm, 32 pages, risograph printed, saddle stitched, comes with 3 inserts.
Published on the occasion of their exhibition Vessels at Lunchtime Gallery (02.12.22 - 05.02.23), Inscriptions and Verses is a pamphlet of writing and drawing by Emalia Mattia. Mattia repurposes lyrics and chords that their Grandmother would tape to the back of her autoharp when playing in her bluegrass band in the 1970s, accompanying them with fluid drawings of bodies in expressions of labour and passion, strife and joy. These characters, much like the ones in Mattia's paintings, become stand-in performers amongst imagined scenarios that embody local architecture, historical artifacts and illustrations of desire, as well as American country musician Tammy Wynette's the stoical lyric 'A real good life is hard to find'.
Emalia Mattia was born in Washington D.C. and grew up mainly in Liguria, Italy. Since graduating from the Accademia di Belle Arti di Venezia in 2018, they have been developing their painting, printmaking, and performance practice in Glasgow for the past four years.
2022
Texts by Caitlin Merrett King, Teddy Coste and Phoebe Eccles.
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157 x 235 mm, 24 pages, risograph printed, saddle stitched
THE JUNCTION was a performance at Lunchtime Gallery by Teddy Coste that took place on 15th July 2022. A performance about trying to be an artist and trying to make a living, Coste criticises the looping and vertical game of Capitalism as it plays out in both gig work (working as a Deliveroo driver) and trying to establish oneself in a local art scene.
Teddy Coste is an artist who lives between Glasgow and Paris. He has performed at Radio Athènes (Athens), Montevideo (Marseille), Treize (Paris), Swimming Pool (Sofia), Het Nieuwe Instituut (Rotterdam) and Sans Serriffe (Amsterdam).
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Hayley Jane Dawson
2022
£4
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94 x 134mm (Folds out to 280 x 400mm), 1 sheet, risograph printed, 2022
Second edition printed October 2022.
Hayley Jane Dawson is an artist and writer based in Glasgow. They have recently shown work at Burning House Books, SaltSpace and Generator Projects, and undertaken residencies at Yonder Gallery and 16 Nicholson Street. Their writing has been published by Pilot Press.
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Donald Butler
2020
£3
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90 x 250mm, four page concertina, risograph printing
Donald Butler is an interdisciplinary artist and writer based in Glasgow. Their practice and research is continually informed by the experience of living with HIV and the collapsing of identity with epidemiology. The practice is an infected body, a stain of immorality, the site of contagion; it looks to viral transmission as a relational method and as a system for the display of information. It is haunted by trauma and is steeped in complex interconnectedness.