Eyestorm Quartile, 2025

Eyestorm Publishing presents a catalogue raisonné of all editions released by Eyestorm since 1999, and in between complemented by the stories behind many works. From Helmut Newton’s ‘Cyberwoman’ made for an online era, and Antony Micallef’s portraits of consumerism as a religion of the 21st century; to the gallery window display of ‘Painting-by-Numbers’ by Damien Hirst that accidentally was tidied by a cleaner with the best of intentions.

Eyestorm Publishing Biography

Books published by Eyestorm include 'Hedonist's Guide to Art', ' White' and 'Eyestorm: Quartile'

Over the years contributors include: Adam James, Al Murray, Alex Collishaw, Alex Melamid, Alex Wengraf, Allan Scott, Amanda Eliasch, Anita Zabludowicz, Anthony Haden-Guest, Baroness Carrie Reichardt, Barry Miles, Ben Lewis, Brian Sewell, Bridget Nicholls, Carla Borel, Clive Cullerne Bown, Dafydd Jones, Danny Chadwick, Ed Fornieles, Ed Vaizey, Edward Fornieles, Fergus Henderson, Gary Webb, Genesis Breyer P-Orridge, Gigi Giannuzzi, Gilbert and George, Guy Kennaway, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Henrik Riis, Hugh Allan, Hugo Rifkind, Jake Miller, James Birch, Keith Coventry, Keith Tyson, Kenny Schachter, Kerry Ryan, Laura K Jones, Lynn Barber, Maitreyabandhu, Mark Gisbourne, Mark Hix, Mark Inglefield, Mark Kelner, Martin Creed, Mat Collishaw, Matthew Bown, Medeia Cohan-Petrolino, Michael Holman, Nancy Durrant, Nic Iljine, Nick Reynolds , Norman Rosenthal, ORLAN, Patrick Painter, Paul Fryer, Peter Davies, Polly Morgan, Rachel Howard, Racky - aka Richard La Rue, Rankin, Richard Torry, Richard Wentworth, Richard Wilson, Ross McNicol, Sadie Coles, Sam Leith, Sarah Lucas, Sarah Thornton, Simon de Pury, Stelarc, Sue Webster, Susanne Oberbeck, Tammy Smulders, Theresa Simon, Tobias Meyer, Vanessa Fristedt, Vitaly Komar, Walter Robinson, Will Self, Zinovy Zinik,