37 x 29.2cm, 20pp (self cover). Tabloid newspaper. The exhibition catalogue for the tripartite show by Hirst, Obey and Invader where works were jointly made. Perhaps more of a money making excersie than anything else it surprisingly was successful with some combinations of styles really working. Colour and b/w images of all of the works throughout, texts including interviews in English. VG+.

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+.

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++.

30.5 x 21.5cm, printed outer folder content of three, 30 x 21cm, 4pp colour injet sheets - one each for Phyllidia Barlow, Rachel Maclean and James Richards who represented England, Scotland and Wales respectively at the Biennale. Texts in English and a colour image relating to each. Press release as well as documentation.

JOINT:

GUIDE TO UK EXHIBITIONS AND EVENTS

Venice: British Council, 2017

15 x 10.5cm, 24pp (self cover) listing all of the British events and shows which include Damien Hirst's Treasures from the Wreak of the Unbelievable with one colour image) and Douglas Gordon. VG+.

32.5 x 26cm, unpaginated (c. 160pp) plus card covers and plastic transparent outer folder. Auction catalogue for a wide range of different items including sculptures, furniture, fabrics and clothing, watches, collectable toys and paintings. Colour images and descriptions throughout.  De Pury was one of the first auction houses to include collectable toys in its auctions and they are offered here alongside works by Basquiat, Kostabi, Saul, Ruscha, Richter, Warhol, Prince. Emin, Pierson, Indiana, Kippenberger, Beuys, Hockney, Indiana and others. VG.

32.5 x 26cm, unpaginated (c. 160pp) plus card covers and plastic transparent outer folder. Auction catalogue for a wide range of different items including sculptures, furniture, fabrics and clothing, watches, collectable toys and paintings. Colour images and descriptions throughout.  De Pury was one of the first auction houses to include collectable toys in its auctions and they are offered here alongside works by Araki, Banksy, Faile, Beuys, Bacon, Dzama, Delvoye, Kelly, Christo, Kaws, Murakami, Takano, Ruff, Hirst, Koons, Gilbert & George, Matta-CLark, Calle and others. VG.

32.5 x 26cm, unpaginated (c. 160pp) plus card covers and plastic transparent outer folder. Auction catalogue for a wide range of different items including sculptures, furniture, fabrics and clothing, watches, collectable toys and paintings. Colour images and descriptions throughout.  De Pury was one of the first auction houses to include collectable toys in its auctions and they are offered here alongside works by Araki, Kaws, Murakami, Ruff, Hirst, Koons, Mechabot, Prince,  Katz, Gober and others. VG.

20.5 x 15.5cm, 4pp announcement card for a group show including Janine Antoni, Rachel Evans, Damien Hirst, Jeff Koons, SImon Linke, Paul McCarthy, Marc Quinn, Charles Ray, Cindy Sherman and Kiki Smith as curated by Jeffrey Deitch. This was an early show that included Hirst, Evans and Quinn all of whom had only recently become known thanks to the emergence of the YBAs. One detail of a Hirst work on front and internally (Dead Head from 1991). The card also notes a performance by Antoni - "Loving Care". VG+.

14.7 x 14.7cm, 2pp announcement card for a group show that included early works by Hirst, Gordon, Hunter and others. One work in colour on the front, verso museum details. VG+.

London: Heni Productions, 2020

11.5 x 17 x 0.75cm printed plastic folder content of 12 different, 16.5cm x 11.5cm postcards each showing a projection of either a rainbow or a heart onto a major building or landmark. One of 1,689 such sets issued as a fundraiser for the NHS during the Covid Pandemic.

Let's be honest - this is the nadir of Hirst's increasingly banal artworks. A pandering to poor taste and knee-jerk sentimentality. The British National Health Service is a proud and astonishing institution and it does not deserve this tosh - the NHS deserves proper funding by a government who would sell it out in an instant if it could to private industry.

All VG+ in like envelope - please buy this so I do not have to own it anymore - priced thus to reflect taste (it is 199 uk pounds elsewhere).