300 x 60 x 60cm, plastic, metal, coloured aluminium. An unique bird table commissioned by the Lust & The Apple art gallery for its garden. Bright yet industrial it is a focal point for the local birds who can use it without any fear of attack by Marley the Avant Guard dog due to its high height. Not currently for sale....

Bruxelles: MORE Publishers, 2020
17 x 12cm, 2pp commercial postcard displaying a view of the Atomium in Brussels taken during nighttime hours. Added to the bottom left of the card is a quarter of another card with the exact same view - but here the image was taken during daylight hours. The two sections are kept together by the use of a black plastic coated paper clip.
The back of the card is signed and dated in pencil by Monk and there is another printed sheet of card with the details of the edition and the number from the edition. Only 16 such combination of cards were made. VG+.

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Bruxelles: MORE Publishers, 2020
17 x 12cm, 2pp commercial postcard displaying a view of the Atomium in Brussels taken during daylight hours. Added to the bottom left of the card is a quarter of another card with the exact same view - but here the image is at nighttime. The two sections are kept together by the use of a white plastic coated paper clip.
The back of the card is signed and dated in pencil by Monk and there is another printed sheet of card with the details of the edition and the number from the edition. Only 16 such combination of cards were made. VG+.

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Little Sparta: Wild Hawthorn Press, 1992
101 x 8cm, 32pp plus end papers and green embossed boards. A proposal offered to Laumeier Sculpture Park in Saint Louis, the book has four paintings by Grahame Jones of leaf-like shapes (cast shades) - the elm, the pine, the plane and the lime. The choice of shades (shapes) comes from a quote by Vigil (a plane-tree was a common garden element in those days as were the three others mentioned).
The work was installed in 1994 and consisted of the four named trees planted together on an earthwork - making Virgil's quotation literal. it is possible to sit under the trees in their shade.

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London: London Magazine, January 1969
21.5 x 15.5cm, 116pp. Original boards. A single number of this long running literary journal which is notable for the first ever publication of the work AFTER THE RUSSIAN by John Furnival and Ian Hamilton Finlay, The work was later reprinted as a stand along broadside by Wild Hawthorn Press. VG condition.

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Milano: Loom Gallery, 2020
21 x 15cm, 32pp (self cover) artist's book/exhibition catalogue displaying full colour images of all 32 works by Monk where "Judd Boxes" were reproduced using mostly soft materials - thus referencing Oldenburg's soft sculptures.This example is signed by Monk on the back page. VG+. ...

3500 x 1800 x 75cm. Wood, treated cloth, metal and permanent chalk. An unique artwork utilising a found vintage roller blackboard where Bellingham hand-wrote three different visual/concrete poems on each of the three parts of the rolling board using permanent white chalk. The work can be moved such that a different poem can be seen at different times. Unique. Signed on base....

Glasgow: Wax 366, 2010 26 x 21cm, 24pp (self cover). Artist's book (issued as a festive gift at the New Year as is Bellingham's habit), the word day is reproduced as a small photograph 365 times in the book (with evidence that Belling actually did that not just repeat the same image. Limitation not known. Fine....

Glasgow: Wax (Bellingham), 2000 Six separate printed sheets - each 43 x 18.5cm in plastic transparent pouch. The first sheet being the title and the rest each a faux optometry chart made up only by each of the English language vowels in turn. Edition of 250 copies (aside from a deluxe "exhibition" edition of 10 framed copies). Fine....

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