9.5cm dia black on white machine embroidered clothing patch with the happy smiley face that the YBA Chapmen Brothers have appropriated. Unlimited edition.

15 x 14.5cm, 4pp announcement card for Taylor Wood's five-screen laser disc projection + sound intallation. "On each screen the private universe of a set of diverse characters is revealed: a middle-aged woman walks around a London square, an older man sits alone in the dark, a man wanders through his minimalist home, a young woman gets drunk by herself in a bar, and a second young, dishevelled man restlessly paces a private courtyard. Unravelling a symphony of discordant voices, the viewer observes the exclamations, accusations and ravings of each character." Two colour images on the front and back of the actors. This was Taylor Wood's breakthrough work that gained a lot of attention and her first solo exhibition. 1996

28 x 23cm, 188pp plus pictorial boards. Exhibition catalogue for a show displaying recent more abstract paintings by Hirst and some of his earlier "natural history" installations and sculptures using dead animals. Texts in English and Chinese. 37 works in colour and at the back a small catalogue listing of each work. VG+.

30 x 21cm, 24pp plus card covers. Exhibition catalogue for a group show of mostly YBA adjacent artists. Each has a short biography and a b/w photograph of a work or portrait. Emiin has "There's no room for your head" - a monoprint. Foreword by Julian Stallabrass in English and Norwegian. VG+. Scarce.

29.7 x 21cm. Single Xerox sheet printed black on apple green paper with a textual work by Emin stressing her sexuality - from the time when she would write (as an artwork) a raunchy love letter to anyone who paid her 50 quid. One of only 300 numbered and signed copies. Fine and now quite rare.

15 x 10.5cm, 4pp original greeting card with a design (a detail from a spin painting) by Rae. Unopened in original plastic wrapping with Tate sticker and included is an unprinted white envelope. VG++.

64 x 49.5cm, black on white silkscreen from an unknown edition. Reproduced sketches by Furnival of corbels (small statuary found on medieval buildings - mostly churches) based on those found in Kilpeck Church near Hereford. The print is signed in pencil bottom right by the artist. VG+.

Two  volumes in printed soft plastic folder . The two volumes are 36 and 52pp with many colour illustrations of all the works in the exhibition. Poisons + Remedies publishes the artist's series of 76 large-scale oil paintings depicting a skull to represent poison, and pills to represent remedies. The book's plastic cover references = blood bags and saline drips. There is a book for the poisons in one side of the sleeve and the remedies on the other side. Texts are by Gary Shteyngart.

JOINT AS PUBLISHED:

A loosely inserted duratran is an x-ray of the artist's skull shown face on and in side profile.

VG++.