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Softcover | 21.5 x 14.5 cm | 32pp
Uniformbooks | 2016 | ISSN 2056-6301
The printed quarterly Uniformagazine ran to ten issues, from 2014 to 2017, gathering contributions by writers and artists that the publisher (Uniformbooks) works with, sometimes thematically, as well as slighter or singular content.
Mark Pawson’s amiable description of domestic order that begins this issue might, in a way, suggest a prevailing interest in classification and placing. In 1981, John Bevis, whose essay about the Kearton daisy photographs is included here, made a small boxed work, in an edition of fifty copies: a rolled length of dymo-tape, pressed with a text seemingly concerned with the dilemma of labelling, commandeered from Arthur W. Clayden in his 1905 book Cloud Studies. It states: “There is always a danger that the use of any system of names based on types shall lead to the neglect of everything not typical”.
Contents:
Dividers - Mark Pawson
Daisies Asleep, Daisies Awake - John Bevis
Stonehenge - Anon.
The Sea and The Trees - Gavin Morrison
Bleaching Fields - Centre spread
A Handmade Web - J. R. Carpenter
Wartesaal - Reinhard Much
Label - Ian Hamilton Finlay
Descriptions of Literature - Gertrude Stein
Monotone Press - Eric Watier
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