Armadillo Central

We're working on our first literary translation, András Kepes' Tövispuszta, with Bernard Adams whose published works read like a Who's Who of Hungarian literature.

A first collection of photographer David Bache's signed limited edition black and white prints will be launched for ARThouse 2013 in June. This street shot of Andy Warhol is amongst them.

The prestigious London Book Fair, one of the world's biggest literary gatherings, opened yesterday.

Wishing you all a peaceful Easter break with Juliet Kepes’ Appleby, a chicken smart enough to grace any room. Printed on thick Hahnemühle paper using archival inks Appleby would make a charming little gift at any time of year.

We’re poised to hand over an artful presentation cheque designed by the multi-talented Patrick Barthès, together with the actual proceeds – that’s every single penny from ticket sales + donations – to Rethink Mental Illness.

Marshall McLuhan's quote remains as pertinent today as it was in the Sixties - it's not just what you say, it's how and where you say it too.

The symbiotic relationship between message and medium is ever more crucial in this 'mass' age of social media (Twitter, Facebook et al) and instant global communication.