Still #1 from India Postcard 1988
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Still #1 from India Postcard, c. 1988
Artist: Sunil Gupta
10 x 10 in
Archival Inkjet
Edition of 10 + 1AP
Place an order here or contact [email protected] for sales.
+ VAT of 20% for UK orders
(No VAT for non UK orders)Archival Inkjet Print
Signed and editioned on reverse
Sale of these will go to support the following publication:
I CALL YOU MY LOVE
I call you my love contains an extended, years-long correspondence exchanged between lovers Sunil Gupta and Steve Dodd from the mid-'80s to the early '90s. During this time, Steve was completing his PhD in America while Sunil worked in London, and their frequent and detailed letters are a testament to the strength of their transatlantic romantic connection. In addition to the letters, this publication includes photographs of the couple, taken by Sunil, alongside ephemera from their written exchanges - envelopes, poetry, sketches, and newspaper clippings. The book also features a collaborative series, "Pretended" FamilyRelationships, composed of Sunil's photographs and accompanied by lines from one of Steve's poems. This breadth of material serves as an archive not only of one couple's deep emotional, physical, and creative long-distance partnership but also of queer love and community thriving in the face of oppression and illness.
Publisher: Trolley Books
Designer: Eugenie Dodd
Editor: Theo Gordon
Pages: 184 pp
Size: 315x233mm Portrait
Still #1 from India Postcard, c. 1988
Artist: Sunil Gupta
10 x 10 in
Archival Inkjet
Edition of 10 + 1AP
Place an order here or contact [email protected] for sales.
+ VAT of 20% for UK orders
(No VAT for non UK orders)Archival Inkjet Print
Signed and editioned on reverse
Sale of these will go to support the following publication:
I CALL YOU MY LOVE
I call you my love contains an extended, years-long correspondence exchanged between lovers Sunil Gupta and Steve Dodd from the mid-'80s to the early '90s. During this time, Steve was completing his PhD in America while Sunil worked in London, and their frequent and detailed letters are a testament to the strength of their transatlantic romantic connection. In addition to the letters, this publication includes photographs of the couple, taken by Sunil, alongside ephemera from their written exchanges - envelopes, poetry, sketches, and newspaper clippings. The book also features a collaborative series, "Pretended" FamilyRelationships, composed of Sunil's photographs and accompanied by lines from one of Steve's poems. This breadth of material serves as an archive not only of one couple's deep emotional, physical, and creative long-distance partnership but also of queer love and community thriving in the face of oppression and illness.
Publisher: Trolley Books
Designer: Eugenie Dodd
Editor: Theo Gordon
Pages: 184 pp
Size: 315x233mm Portrait