Stephen Duncalf: The ‘X’ Mas Files
Hardcover | 13.5 x 0.7 x 15.5 cm | 44 pp
Coracle | 2016
The Xmas Files is a random cross-section of extracts from postcards, folding cards and notes sent by Stephen Duncalf to Simon Cutts between 1994-1995. The title is a deliberate pun, as Simon Cutts writes – a reference to ‘the eponymous movie in dubious taste’. But also, he sent many as Christmas greetings and as such they typify a certain kind of artists’ seasonal communications, firmly endorsing the mailing system that was so much a part of the life of the times.
Hardcover | 13.5 x 0.7 x 15.5 cm | 44 pp
Coracle | 2016
The Xmas Files is a random cross-section of extracts from postcards, folding cards and notes sent by Stephen Duncalf to Simon Cutts between 1994-1995. The title is a deliberate pun, as Simon Cutts writes – a reference to ‘the eponymous movie in dubious taste’. But also, he sent many as Christmas greetings and as such they typify a certain kind of artists’ seasonal communications, firmly endorsing the mailing system that was so much a part of the life of the times.
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Hardcover | 13.5 x 0.7 x 15.5 cm | 44 pp
Coracle | 2016
The Xmas Files is a random cross-section of extracts from postcards, folding cards and notes sent by Stephen Duncalf to Simon Cutts between 1994-1995. The title is a deliberate pun, as Simon Cutts writes – a reference to ‘the eponymous movie in dubious taste’. But also, he sent many as Christmas greetings and as such they typify a certain kind of artists’ seasonal communications, firmly endorsing the mailing system that was so much a part of the life of the times.
