Part of the now-concluded research project into Joseph Beuys’ time spent in Connemara, this publication considers other avenues of Beuys-related worlds, as well as meditating on the usefulness of studying.
The Imaginative Press began publishing in 2014. Since then it has produced over 30 pamphlets and catalogues. These fall into two main categories:
(1) The research projects of Dr James Lattin, former curator of the Museum of Imaginative Knowledge. Dr Lattin’s investigations have taken him from lay-bys to Newfoundland, with an enthusiasm for everyday objects.
(2) The investigations of James Mansfield, founder of the Imaginative Press. This includes the now concluded project on the time spent by Joseph Beuys in Connemara, and some related topics.
Published by The Imaginative Press 8 pages with pull-out rock section 148 x 210 mm
