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      <g:title>'Contrary To' A3 Poster </g:title>
      <g:description>A3 Poster for the 'Contrary To' exhibition and fundrasier in Hackney. 

This poster contains photographs by

Vic Bakin
Tommy Sussex
Andrii Kasianchuk
Anna Haillot
Serhiy Morgunov
Dmytro Yaroshevskyi

 A3 size, Paper: 130 gsm . Recycled Silk. Printing: Front 

All money raised will be donated to Livij Bereh as part of the fundraiser

These will be mailed out in tubes

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      <g:title>The Borders of Poland Zine by Tommy Sussex</g:title>
      <g:description>This new publication contains a series of film photographs and interviews made by London based photographer, Tommy Sussex as he documents a journey along the Polish border with Belarus down to the Southern border with Ukraine.

The timing of this journey is close to a year since Russia invaded Ukraine on 24 February 2022 in a major escalation of the Russo-Ukrainian War, which began in 2014. The unprovoked and illegal Russian invasion has caused tens of thousands of deaths on both sides and has instigated Europe's largest refugee crisis since World War II. Above 8 million Ukrainians were displaced within their country by late May, and slightly more than 8.0 million have now fled the country by 31 January 2023 (Source: UNHCR). Many of those who fled from Vladimir Putin’s troops crossed the Polish border into the EU. The Russian invasion of Ukraine has challenged the established norms of border stability and territorial sovereignty in Europe and has contributed to a more uncertain and unstable security environment in the EU.

This body of work intends to experience and record the spaces and people who are living with close proximity to the largest war in Europe in recent memory. The publication contemplates the geographical and mental distances between Western Europe and the ongoing war inside Ukraine's territory. 

Limited edition print to 40 copies
Screen Printed Cover by artist
Saddled Stitched by artist
8x10" Portrait Format
Perfect
Full-colour printing
64 pages
130gsm Recycled Silk 
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      <g:title>Questions of Solidarity Photography Zine/Book</g:title>
      <g:description>These photography zines/books have been made as a part of the new Museum of Youth Culture exhibition at The Herbert Art Gallery &amp; Museum in Coventry titled 'Grown Up Britain: 100 years of teenage kicks. This group exhibition represents people’s personal experiences of being young from across the UK. Editions of this zine are also available at The Herbert Art Gallery &amp; Museum.

The photography zine features black and white and colour film photographs alongside text and excerpts from interviews from my 2020/21 project titled 'Questions of Solidarity'. 

Introduction:

"The project began in May 2020 as a record of London’s involvement with the global anti-racism movement, sparked by the unlawful killing of George Floyd, a 46-year-old black man, in Minneapolis, Minnesota, by a white police officer during an arrest for allegedly using a counterfeit bill. Following this unforgettable event that was broadcast around the world, a widely supported movement of international anti-racism demonstrations spread, striking a chord with populations during a global pandemic. During this period, Britain was facing the highest Coronavirus death toll in Europe and the struggling government had only recently begun to lift restrictions designed to get the virus under control in the country. Although large public gatherings remain banned, the unlawful killing of George Floyd in Minneapolis sparked mass protests in Britain and prompted a reckoning with how its role in the slave trade and its history of colonialism and empire related to discrimination in today's society.

Following a period of isolation and confusion, a diverse group of citizens united to show solidarity against racism. The protests seeking justice for the unlawful killing heightened the debates surrounding systematic historical racism in the U.S.A and Europe.  I continued to document the anti-racism demonstrations in central London throughout the year. One of the pivotal demonstrations was later referred to online as the “Battle of Trafalgar Square”. This eventful day saw anti-racism demonstrators clash with groups of British Nationalists who sought to protect historical monuments and war memorials
from damage.

My interactions with the protesters during the demonstrations allowed me to develop the narrative of this work and build relationships with some of the people photographed. I remained in contact and developed conversations with various passionate anti-racism demonstrators and later reconnected to make a further set of portraits away from the protests. These further portraits and the subsequent dialogue reflect on the historical events of 2020 and the reality of those seeking to bring about systematic change.

These photographs question what it means to be British today and how we collectively scrutinise the ethics of those in power."

Limited to 100 Editions
 8x10"
96 PAGES
Digitally Printed
Black and White and Colour Photographs throughout. 
Perfect bound PUR Binding. 
Gloss Paper.
Signed and Numbered.
Containing additional print.

All profits will be donated to Eastside Young Leaders Charity.

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      <g:title>O.S.T by Tommy Sussex  - Second Edition 2022</g:title>
      <g:description>Support Ukraine Book Sale - SOLIDARITY WITH UKRAINE

Please join me to raise money for the families and individuals facing extreme circumstances. 100% of profits will be donated to verified charities to help families and children caught in the developing conflict

I have released the second edition of my O.S.T Book. This book was originally released in 2015 and the first 200 editions sold shortly after.  

The second edition has some additional unseen photographs and extras. 

ONCE THE BOOKS HAVE SOLD THE MONEY RAISED AND  DONATIONS WILL BE SCREENSHOT AND SHARED ON SOCIAL MEDIA TO PROVE THE MONEY HAS BEEN DONATED TO THE CHARITIES.

What's in the book?

Project intro:

In November 2013, I visited Western Ukraine. Spending time with Ukrainian people of my own age, I began to understand the problems and restrictions they faced. 

During this period I witnessed Ukraine's response to the European trade deal U-turn that had enormous economic and political implications. This experience resulted in a fascination with the culture and politics of Ukraine and I decided to go back to the country to continue observing and exploring this proud, complex and troubled nation.

I returned to Kyiv on the 21st of February, 2014 - the day after more than 100 pro-European militants were shot dead by government forces and the course of Ukraine's history was irrevocably altered. In the second part of this project, I travelled across the country, exploring and interacting with life outside the Euromaidan protest site and the capital city. I wanted to gain an insight into how ordinary Ukrainian people sought to free themselves from corruption and exploitation by the ruling government. 

My imagery represents a personal record of the everyday lives of individuals and families against the backdrop of Ukraine's uprising. I was interested in the human details of a country going through a swift revolution and subsequent annexation of part of its territory.

The photographs contemplate the aftermath of Ukraine's bloody uprising that lead to the ousting of President Viktor Yanukovich and the unpredictable future facing the people I met and made lifelong friends with on this journey.

Contains 28 photographs taken by Sussex in Ukraine in 2014. The second edition has extra photographs and texts.

£20 is my suggested donation..... if you can spare more please buy additional copies.

Book info:

The second release for O.S.T  will be 200 editions. Signed and numbered by the artist.

8x10 inch, 56 pages, Perfect Binding, Colour Photography and intro by Dima Tolkachov. Plus additional extras



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