Publishing

Maurice

Outset facilitated the launch of Maurice, the first children’s art magazine in the UK. Since its first publication in October 2006, Maurice has been distributed for free in schools and is on sale in major galleries.

www.mauricemagazine.com

75 Years of Collecting

In 2006, Outset enabled the publication of the brochure booklet 75 Years of Collecting to coincide with the 'Me, Myself and I' exhibition at the Vancouver Art Gallery, curated by Director of the CCA Wattis Institute in San Francisco.

Juddykes

In 2007, Outset enabled the publication of a catalogue to accompany the first exhibition of a new group of artists called the Juddykes. This collective comprises more than 30 emerging and established artists, including architects, graphic designers, playwrights and furniture makers. The fictitious movement, loosely based on the Luddites, was founded in the belief that the production of art and artifacts need to turn away from the constraints of the art market. The catalogue was published to coincide with the Juddykes’ first group show, held at the John Jones space in north London.

www.thejuddykes.com

Bart Wells Institute
Written by Luke Gottelier and Francis Upritchard this Outset supported publication charts the history of the artist-run gallery Bart Wells Institute which ran in London from 2001-2003.
The book is illustrated throughout with artwork by artists including as Goshka Macuga, Brian Griffiths, Simon Bill, David Thorpe, Matt Bryans, Daria Martin and Phillip Allen and with texts by Dan Fox, Martin Herbert, Harry Pye, Mark Aerial Waller, Sally O'Reilly, åbäke and Sam Basu.