From the Third Eye Centre/CCA archives, we have a handful of rare copies of this catalogue of the work of acclaimed Scottish painter Steven Campbell, from 1990.
Andrew Nairne writes in his introduction: “Steven Campbell’s paintings and drawings are brilliantly inventive. They constantly question the way we see and represent the world, or what Ruskin calls ‘the nature of things’. They are about the impossibility of fixing knolwedge. Under Campbell’s fascinated scrutiny reality is as provisional as thought. Paint is inextricably caught up and compelled by what matters: ideas and the act of making pictures.”
Publication includes texts by Stuart Morgan and Euan McCarthur.
