A new exhibition Unbound Narrative, at the Cameron Art Museum, Wilmington, North Carolina, looks at the work of nine contemporary artists who utilise the book as medium and inspiration to create their visual narrative. The exhibition features Tom Phillips’s bookwork A Humument.
Visit the Cameron Art Museum website for further information and opening hours.
The exhibition continues until January 15th 2017

Available now, the new issue of Eye Magazine which features an in-depth article, Time Machine, about Tom Phillips's photographic work 20 Sites n Years. Every year since 1973, on or around the same day at the same time of day and from the same position a photograph is taken at each of the twenty locations on a map which is based on a circle of half a mile radius drawn around the place where the project was devised.

Eye Editor John L. Waters sets out on the trail with Tom Phillips and examines the work over its forty three years.

Eye is a beautiful and collectable graphic design journal, published quarterly for professional designers, students and anyone interested in critical, informed writing about graphic design and visual culture. It is available from all good design bookshops and online at the Eye shop, where you can buy subscriptions and single issues. You can see what Eye 92 looks like at Eye before You Buy on Vimeo.

Tom Phillips reviews Painters' Paintings, an exhibition at the National Gallery, in the Times Literary Supplement, issue number 5912, July 22nd 2016.

www.the-tls.co.uk

A Humument p190: Silence and Stars, 2016 edition of 75

The 248th Royal Academy Summer Exhibition opens to the public daily from 13th June to 21st August.

This year, alongside two original works, Tom Phillips is exhibiting four new Humument prints which will be available exclusively from the Royal Academy for the duration of the exhibition.

For those of you unable to make it to the Royal Academy you will be able to view the show and purchase works online via this link on the RA website

Tickets are now available for a screening of 20 Sites n Years at the Wilson Road Lecture Hall, Camberwell College of Arts, London SE5 8LU at 6.30pm on Wednesday 22nd June. The screening will be followed by a conversation with Tom Phillips, Jake Auerbach and David Thorp. 

The tickets are £5 and there are a limited number of free tickets available for Camberwell students.

Purchase online from the South London Gallery site here

Now that Spring is here what better time to visit Shandy Hall home of The Laurence Sterne Trust and the house where Sterne wrote Tristam Shandy. The house and gardens are worth the journey alone but in the gallery, until 26th June there is a very rare opportunity to see Tom Phillips’s original artwork for the 50 pages which will complete the second version of A Humument. Details of the forthcoming publication will be announced shortly.

The gallery at Shandy Hall is open every day except Saturday from 11am to 4pm.  

Meanwhile, Patrick Wildgust the indefatigable curator of Shandy Hall has been running a project with the University of Pennsylvania to trap, photograph, identify and write about the various moth species found in the gardens of Shandy Hall, to date over 372 of them. You can share his discoveries here
http://shandyhallmoths.blogspot.co.uk