FATALISM by CHARLOTTE YOUNG

DEATH IN THE GALLERY by CHARLIE WARFIELD by CHARLOTTE YOUNG

PLEASE NOTE: This book is not authorised by Faber and Faber, is not an uncorrected proof, and is not for resale

This pocket size paperback is the scarce proof of a book that was never published. Only 40 copies were made of which 31 are available for sale through L-13 Signed and numbered by Charlotte Young as Charlie Warfield..

Price: £13.00

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Safe European Home by Clem Fatale - Reconstructed and Presented by Charlotte Young

Inaccurately reconstructed from a photograph and drawings of the original sculpture, this piece is accompanied by sketches and documentation of the artist's life and work as follows:

1.
Safe European Home (Photograph)
Clem Fatale
1992

Fatale's only piece of work to be displayed publicly was shown at Head Gallery as part of the 'Come and Get It' exhibition, summer 1992. Constructed from a wooden chair, steel wool and later connected to a car battery, this was Fatale's take on the model of the electric chair.

Courtesy of Bill Marriott

2.
Safe European Home (Sketch)
Clem Fatale
c.1992

Fatale's sketches for Safe European Home, the final version of which was exhibited at Head Gallery, 1992.

Courtesy of Charlie Warfield

3.
Sketches for a work in progress
Clem Fatale
c.1992

Sketches for the work with which Fatale had intended to open the Mori Gallery, formerly a disused butcher's shop beneath his flat in East London. The drawing depicts a metal crate, constructed with the intent of suffocating the viewer who would be hermetically sealed within the structure.

Courtesy of Charlie Warfield

4.
Kings Butcher's Shop, Colborn Road (Photograph)
c.1992

Fatale lived in a small flat above the abandoned shop and aspired to open it as his own exhibition space. He and Warfield successfully squatted the premises, but his plans for the shop were never realised due to a lack of financial backing.

Courtesy of Charlie Warfield

5.
The Hand of God (Photograph)
Clem Fatale
c.1990

A photograph of work in progress from his college years, The Hand of God demonstrates Fatale's early use of car batteries as a motif and of his interest in death.

courtesy of Charlie Warfield

6.
'Come and Get It', Head Gallery
July 1992

Press release, list of works and private view invitation card from 'Come and Get It' exhibition at Head Gallery, 1992. This was the first and only show that would feature Fatale's work.

Courtesy of Charlie Warfield

7.
Manifesto of the Fatalists (draft)
c.1991

An early version of the 'Manifesto of the Fatalists', handwritten by Fatale.

courtesy of Charlie Warfield

8.
The Hand of God (Sketch)
Clem Fatale
c.1990

An early sketch for The Hand of God

courtesy of Charlie Warfield

9.
Clement Williams, aged 11
Photograph c.1981

Fatale's favourite image of himself as a child, on holiday in Wales.

courtesy of Joseph and Caitlin Williams

Price: £4,500.00

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