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Spread some holiday cheer with gifts from Autograph. We'll have the last remaining copies of our Lina Iris Viktor monograph for sale, alongside photography books and prints at up to 80% off.
Autograph
Rivington Place
London EC2A 3BA, UK
Purchases are on a first-come, first-served basis, we aren't able to accept advance orders or reserve items
Get a start on your holiday shopping at Autograph. Our acclaimed exhibition Sasha Huber: YOU NAME IT will be open at this special Thursday Late, alongside exclusive offers at our holiday book and print sale - plus a complimentary drink. Here's a preview:
• The final copies of Autograph's immensely popular monograph Lina Iris Viktor: Some Are Born To Endless Night — Dark Matter will be available to purchase at this event. The book isn't available online - arrive early to get a copy, we anticipate this will sell out quickly.
• Pick up our boxed, limited edition book and 10 x 8" silver gelatin print set Growing Up Black by Dennis Morris for only £50, 80% of the retail price of £300. Signed by the artist.
• Up to 50% off a selection of Autograph's beautifully-produced photography books and newspapers exploring identity, representation, human rights and social justice
• Discounts on limited edition prints including R.A. Albert's Miss Black and Beautiful, Ajamu X's Power Drill Heels, and more
• The new catalogue for Sasha Huber's exhibition YOU NAME IT will be 10% off the cover price
All purchases support Autograph's arts and learning programmes. We are a registered charity, and your support helps empower us to do more: to preserve diverse photographic history, reach more people, and support more artists.
Stock is limited and available on a strictly first-come, first-served basis - we're unable to accept pre-orders or reserve products. All purchases must be taken with you as we cannot ship products.
Who and what do we memorialise, and how? Sasha Huber explores how colonial histories are imprinted into the landscape through naming and acts of remembrance - asking what actions it might take to repair the inherited traumas of history.
Everyone is welcome at Autograph. We care about our visitors, staff, artists and community, and have measures in place to help ensure a safe visit for everyone. Have a look at our Visit Us page, it has full information about Covid-19 safety and accessibility at Autograph.
Autograph welcomes people with all types of disabilities
Some of the special offers at this event are only available in-person and not online
Visitors are asked to use contactless payment when possible
You'll receive a complimentary drink at this event (while supplies last)
Our current exhibition will be open in Gallery 1 and Gallery 2. Entry is free
Our building and entrance is step free. A wheelchair accessible lift goes to all floors
Free outdoor display
See London-based artist Thompson Hall's display on the side of our gallery, featuring work created at his recent residency at Autograph
Banner images: 1) R.A. Albert, Miss Black & Beautiful Sybil McLean with fellow contestants, Hammersmith Palais, London. 1972/2021. 2) Cover of Lina Iris Viktor: Some Are Born To Endless Night — Dark Matter. 3) Ajamu X, Power Drill Heels, 2021. 4) Cover of Sunil Gupta: From Here to Eternity. 5) Cover of Dennis Morris: Growing Up Black. 6) Cover of Sasha Huber: YOU NAME IT. Co-published 2022 by Autograph, The Power Plant and Mousse Publishing.
Images on page: 1) Sasha Huber, Agassiz Down Under [detail], 2015. Courtesy the artist. 2) Autograph, photograph by Kate Elliot. 3) Thompson Hall, Universal Credit, 2019 © and courtesy of ActionSpace.
Autograph is a place to see things differently. Since 1988, we have championed photography that explores issues of race, identity, representation, human rights and social justice, sharing how photographs reflect lived experiences and shape our understanding of ourselves and others.
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