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Lucky people in New York! See Red Women's Workshop is currently on display MoMA The Museum of Modern Art as part of Creativity Lab: Printmaking as Collective Action.

Open until 2 June, find out more here ⬇️
moma.org/calendar/exhib…

We're delighted to see Candy, Andy and the Bearandas by Alan Dein featured in the latest issue of the Idler 💥 Be sure to pick up a copy in your local bookshop or newsagent!

Gerry Anderson

Here is a lovely thing: the Eidolon photography project in Hungary is working with ISBN art bookshop and gallery in Budapest to select their favourite book each month on a photography theme. More Than a Snapshot Four Corners Books is the April 2024 choice! everydayphotography.org/journal/aprils…

2024 marks 20 years of Four Corners Books 🎈

Sign up to our newsletter, and we'll send you a free 20th anniversary catalogue in the post (while stocks last)
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WOMEN IN REVOLT! closes at the @tate tomorrow. Find out more about some of the extraordinary artists featured in the show in our books See Red and Women For Peace.

PLUS if you buy both books from our site, and we’ll send you a sweet pin to say thanks (while stocks last) 💛

As part of the final stages of our site move, we have now made the final stock in our shop available on our website.

Pick up the last of these items which are a part of The Peace Museum history (more exciting announcements coming very soon).

peacemuseum.org.uk/shop/ 💌

Exciting news! We’re happy to announce the introduction of the UNITOM Reward Card.

Available to in-store customers, our Reward Card allows you to collect stamps which can be redeemed for discounts and gift vouchers. Pop into the shop and pick up your card today.

Last few days to catch WOMEN IN REVOLT! at Tate. If you've seen the show and enjoyed the extraordinary art and activism by the women at Greenham Common, take a look at our book Women For Peace by Charlotte Dew 💚
fourcornersbooks.co.uk/books/women-fo…

Capitalism Also Depends On Domestic Labour

See Red's image from 1975 illustrates how the political (work, labour, wages) and the personal (home, domesticity, family) are inextricably linked to support the success of capitalism.

Find out more in our book: Swww.fourcornersbooks.co.uk/books/see-red-…

Spring bank holiday vibes courtesy of More Than A Snapshot by Prof. Annebella Pollen 🌼

Holidays, families and playtimes featured heavily on Boots wallets from the early 1950s, with colour prints and indoor flash photography coming into play by the 1960s 📷

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With Kim Beil (Kim Beil) in the bookshop The Photographers' Gallery. Double whammy of our two little books on the front desk! Anonymous Objects (published by MACK) and More than a Snapshot (published by Four Corners Books). Called for a silly s(h)elfie…

The book that sparked Pulp's final tour 💥

Thanks DJ Food for the heads up about this fantastic article in TPi last September. What an endorsement!

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There's just under 2 weeks to catch WOMEN IN REVOLT! at the Tate. If you've seen the show and loved the remarkable art and activism from Greenham Common, you can find out more in our book Women For Peace by Charlotte Dew.

Buy it here for just £14 💚fourcornersbooks.co.uk/books/women-fo…

Giant Panda Bears and plastic dolls—what could go wrong?

In A Voyage into the Village of the Dolls, Alan Dein describes the much-feted arrival of the new Candy Comic, considering it within the wider comic-book landscape of 1960s Britain.

Read the essay:
fourcornersbooks.co.uk/articles/villa…

Our book, See Red Women's Workshop, will be part of Creativity Lab: Printmaking as Collective Action at MoMA The Museum of Modern Art.

The book will be on display and available for visitors to read from 25 March to 2 June 2024. Find out more: moma.org/calendar/exhib…

In A Voyage into the Village of the Dolls, Alan Dein looks back at the remarkable story of Candy comic. Read the essay here ⬇️
fourcornersbooks.co.uk/articles/villa…

Gerry Anderson

'A pointed triumph of imaginative freedom over limiting labels'

Thanks to Skye Sherwin for their fantastic review of Tam Joseph: I Know What I See for Art Fund's membership magazine, Art Quarterly.

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Happy to see Women For Peace by Charlotte Dew back in stock at the wonderful LCBA 😍

If you donate to Arts Emergency via bit.ly/4cjXoGA this week, they will double your donation amount.

Their campaign budget will go towards mentoring for 235 creative underrepresented young people across London, Brighton, Greater Manchester and Merseyside.