Because it‘s sometimes easy to forget ourselves, here’s an attempt to list all the artists, authors and poets we’ve been fortunate enough to make work with over the years:
Ad Vingerhoets – Forme 03: Tearful
Adisa – Hackney Libraries
Alida Kuzemczak-Sayer – Word Parts
Amida Dean & Aantu Waday – Don’t Judge Me
Ana Maria Pacheco – Gargantua and Pantagruel
Beatrice Bless – Hagamos un Trato
Betty Lewin – Imperatives of Youngness
Bob and Roberta Smith – Dear Bob
Catherine Dixon – Characters of Note
David Pearson – Indispensible E
Extinction Rebellion Art Group – Boulots de Merde, Fairness, Rebel/Create
Fraser Muggeridge – Sexy of body, yet scared of the swinsuit
Gabriel Gbadamosi – Valediction, The Second Life of Shells
Gabriela Giga-Boy – Forme 02: Curses
Greg Nay & Lisa Kane – The Riverman
Hamish Fulton – No Talking for Seven Days
Heart n Soul – Against Racism, No Abuse, Put Phone Away, Stop Universal Credit, Walk Next to Me
Henrik Kubel (A2-Type) – A23D: a 3D-printed letterpress font
Jane Plüer – Yes, panic
John Anstiss – My Now and Then, The Extinction Will Not Be Televised
Katherine Hamnett – Save the Earth
Lisa Rahman – The Travelling Barmaid
Mandy Bonnell – Lamu, The Second Life of Shells
Malcolm Garrett – F for Fact
Marcus Vergette – Between the West Wind and Yellow Clay
Mark Titchner – It is you I still love the most
Mona Arshi – Eggs (from Somebody Loves You)
Neil Garrett – Forme 01: Untruth
Nigel Bents – The Cockney Alphabet, The Letterpress Manifesto
OPX – Prefix/Suffix
Peter Ashton Jones – An Exploration of a Railway Tunnel, No Algoithms Here
Peter Dean – Being for the Benefit of Mr Kite, Stephen Hawking’s Time Travellers Invitation
Peter Kennard – Another World is Possible, Sell/Bomb/Refuse, Visible/Invisible
Phil Baines – Willesden High Road in 1958
Sarah Boris – Untitled
Stevey Scullion – When We Face Faces, Silent Protest
Stewart Lee – Boris_Johnson, You Can Prove Anything with Facts
Tim Rich – Landfall
Vikram Seth – Minterne 1768; 2007