HYPER-POSSIBLE at the Paul Mellon Centre Archives and Library
Public Study Room, Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art
Art & Language published the seminal and internationally focused Art-Language journal from Jubilee Crescent in the late 1960s.
The BLK Art Group distributed posters ahead of the First National Black Art Convention in the 1980s.
Mark Fisher started the K-Punk blog shortly after leaving the University of Warwick in the early 2000s.
Publishing has a hyper-important role to play in Coventry Biennial 2021. We have been, and will continue to release a series of communiqués that introduce the ideas, people and places that will form a large part of Coventry Biennial 2021: HYPER-POSSIBLE.
We’re delighted to announce that these communiqués are being accessioned into the archives and library of the Paul Mellon Centre for Studies in British Art, creating long lasting opportunities for people to engage with our 2021 programmes well beyond Coventry’s time as UK City of Culture.
Print copies of these communiqués can be requested by emailing us on this address or if you’d like to read them at the library you can search and reserve them here.
by Ryan Hughes