#54: Offline Journal Newsletter : 26 July '23

Catalog 001 now available

NOW AVAILABLE VIA OFFLINE JOURNAL

I’m delighted to now offer a small number of copies of the first exhibition CATALOG publications published by Offline Journal to accompany select photography exhibitions around Wales.

COLWYN BAY: 30 MILE RADIUS is the first catalog published to sit alongside the David Hurn exhibition currently showing in Oriel Colwyn until 17 September 2023.

A collaborative effort between the photographer, Offline Journal and Oriel Colwyn, catalog 001 features thirty photographs and three additional pairings of images by other artists admired by David Hurn, who also sequenced the images for this catalog.

This COLWYN BAY: 30 MILE RADIUS catalog has a strictly limited print run of 150 copies, a number of which have been allocated to Subscriber+ supporters of Offline Journal and will accompany their next issue #011 in late October. That means if you’re quick - you can secure a copy of this first catalog along with the next two 40-page issues of Offline Journal (issues #011 and #012) as part of a Subscriber+ journal and supplements package for £48 inclusive of P&P. Two-issue Subscriptions to Offline Journal without supplements are also available.

Alternatively, you can purchase one of the small number of limited edition copies of catalog 001 available now at just £9.00 + P&P. When they’ve gone, they’ve gone!

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NEW ANALOGUE PRINTS BY MARK MORAN

North Wales-based Mark Moran has just announced availability of his medium format images in frames via his Substack.

Mark, whose work featured on the cover of Offline Journal #008 and an inside 2-spread article, has been refining his own precise darkroom work over the last couple of years.

“I will be adding more framed pieces to purchase over the coming weeks as I pair up prints to the right frame. I will also be introducing the option to purchase unframed mounted prints if you prefer to frame yourself. But to kick things off I have a couple of open-edition medium format contact prints. A couple of scenes I visit regularly”. – Mark Moran

You can read more about the prints and order directly via his website www.markmoran.co.uk/prints