How to read a book is an exhibition by Stephen Emmerson about language, writing, and memory. It also explores themes of neurodiversity by offering different ways of exploring and reading books.

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Marcus Silcock’s Dream Dust is a surreal-absurd tapestry of fragmented memories, cultural observations, and existential explorations. Through vivid, kaleidoscopic prose poems, Silcock crafts a world w...

Join us for an event that will include discussions on the book as method and object, landscape and the book, and the materiality of language

Upstairs on the mezzanine floor of Matt’s Gallery, Nine Elms, London SW11, you’ll find an archival display: ‘Thirty-one Years of Piece of Paper Press: artists’ books, artwork and ephemera, 1994–202…

Digital film. Duration: 10m 05s. Description: Acoustic mirrors were used by the military as an early-warning system before the invention of radar. The remains of these concrete structures scatter t…

Archive boxes, giclee prints, letterpressed poem on card, and a glass bottle containing the remains of a tree in the form of ash. Edition of 3. Stephen Emmerson. 2025.

Released 30th June, 2024 // 140 pages // 978-1-916938-17-5 // RRP £12.99 Stephen Emmerson's Big Song is a book concerned with overcoming trauma, with memory, with language, with body. It is a book abo...