This artist book is published in conjunction with the open studio program
IN-SITU 1, organized by the Espace Louis Vuitton München
Channel, 2014, published by Espace Louis Vuitton München
ISBN: 978-3-00-048025-6
Available for purchase at the gallery
IN SITU-1, Espace Louis Vuitton München, 2014.
With essays by Angot, Christine, Eichinger, Katja, Ekuni, Kaori;
Published on the occasion of Simryn Gill's show Domino Theory
at Espace Louis Vuitton München, 2014.
Here art grows on trees features Simryn Gill's latest works commissioned for the Australian Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale. Edited by the exhibition curator, Catherine de Zegher, this limited edition monograph includes more than 100 artwork plates printed on different paper stocks that demonstrate the generative and cyclic nature in Gill's remarkable oeuvre of quotidian beauty. The essays by leading international thinkers and writers include: Catherine de Zegher (On Line. Drawing Through the Twentieth Century, MoMA); Carol Armstrong (Scenes in a Library, MIT Press); Lilian Chee (Conserving Domesticity, ORO Editions); Ross Gibson (26 Views of a Starburst World, UWA Press); Kajri Jain (Gods in the Bazaar, DUP Books); Brian Massumi (Semblance and Event, MIT Press); and Michael Taussig (What Color is The Sacred? UCP).
Here art grows on trees, 2013
Edited by Catherine de Zegher
Published by MER. Paper Kunsthalle with the Australian Council for the Arts
ISBN: 978 94 9069 371 8
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Insomnia, 2013
Leaded glass
Left: 1 1/8 x 3 inches diameter; center: 5/8 x 3 1/2 inches diameter; right: 1/2 x 3 1/8 inches diameter
Edition of 35 with 15 APs
Insomnia is the first small-scale sculpture edition by Simryn Gill, who works between Sydney, Australia and Port Dickson, Malaysia. Opaque leaded glass replicates three metal gears originally used in the machinery of Tata trucks. Insomnia directly relates to Gill's work Throwback, shown at documenta 12 in 2007 and which also references Tata truck parts, and certainly recalls Naught, currently in the Australian Pavilion at the 55th Venice Biennale. Tata trucks, often produced in India, are used in Malaysia for shipping and transport. In this increasingly global society with collapsing time zones, a certain degree of sleeplessness and omnipresence is demanded. The passage of time and its effects are manifested in the glass gears, which evoke sea glass-ravaged by sand, sea, and ultimately-time. The three glass gears come packed in a small wooden crate with shredded Kraft paper, replicating, in a manner, machine part manufacturing.
Available for purchase
Artist's book, featuring poems by Simryn Gill.
Simryn Gill
Garden, 2010
Heide Musuem of Modern Art
ISBN: 978-1-921330-13-8
Pearls is a photographic record of Simryn Gill's ongoing bead-making project, that was begun in 1999, in which she makes books into bead necklaces. Titles as far-ranging as Gandhi's autobiography, Sylvia Plath's The Bell Jar, The Beano Book and Che Guevara's Bolivian Diaries form a selection of the printed matter used to create a rich and stirring collection of objects. Features two texts by the artist.
Simryn Gill: Pearls, 2008
Edited by Jenni Carter
Raking Leaves
ISBN: 978-0-95566740-4
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First published on the occasion of the exhibition Simryn Gill: Gathering (2008-2009) at Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. Features essays by Russell Storer, Jessica Morgan and Michael Taussig.
Simryn Gill, 2008
Walter Koenig
ISBN-10: 3865603998
First published on the occasion of the exhibition Simryn Gill: Gathering (2008-2009) at Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney. Features and interview between Carolyn Christov-Bakargriev and Simryn Gill.
Simryn Gill: Gathering, 2008
MCA, Sydney
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Published to accompany Simryn Gill's work in the 2006 Singapore Biennale.
Simryn Gill
Guide to the Humrals at Tanjong Pagar Railway Station, Singapore, 2006
Artist book to accompany Simryn Gill's photographic series, Standing Still. Edited by Hans-Ulrich Obrist.
Simryn Gill: Standing Still, 2004
Edited by Hans-Ulrich Obrist Walter Koenig
ISBN:3-88375-818-3
Available for purchase at the gallery
Catalog to accompany Simryn Gill's exhibition 32 Volumes (2006) at the Center for Contemporary Photography and the Maitland Regional Art Gallery, with an essay by Daniel Palmer.
32 Volumes, 2006
Centre for Contemporary Photography
ISBN: 0-975-1371-23
Catalog to accompany the exhibition Simryn Gill: Selected Work (2002) at the Art Gallery of New South Wales. With texts by Sharmini Pereira, a London-based curator and writer, Heidi Zuckerman Jacobson, curator at the UCLA Berkeley Matrix Gallery, and exhibition curator Wayne Tunnicliffe.
Simryn Gill: Selected Work, 2002
Art Gallery of New South Wales
ISBN: 0734763344 9780734763341y
Catalog to accompany Simryn Gill's exhibition A small town at the turn of the century (2000) at CCA Kitakyushu.
Simryn Gill
A small town at the turn of the century, 2000
CCCA Kitakyushuy