#jamie murphy

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James Joyce, (1912), Gas from a Burner, Designed, illustrated and letterpress printed by Jamie Murphy and Mary Plunkett at Distillers Press, NCAD (Coláiste Náisiúnta Ealaíne is Deartha / National College of Art and Design), Baile Átha Cliath, 2012, Edition of 100, Bound in cloth and board by Tom Duffy [The Salvage Press, Baile an Alabhóidigh]

«This edition of Gas from a Burner has been designed, illustrated and letterpress printed by Jamie Murphy and Mary Plunkett at Distillers Press, NCAD, Dublin. The illustrations that accompany the text in the book have been printed from the original linoleum blocks. The cover image of the guillotine is based on an illustration found within Stephenson Blake's type specimen book 'Point Line Type', published in 1921. The edition is limited to 100 copies and has been printed in 18 and 14 point Eason, designed by Randy Jones, on Zerkall 225gsm mould made paper. Although some have been corrected, several quirks in the punctuation remain from the original broadside. The edition has been bound in cloth and board by Tom Duffy at his studio at Dublin's Five Lamps. Printed in September 2012 to celebrate the centenary of the original publishing in September 1912.»

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“The Jamie Formula”. Jamie Murphy photographed by Doreen Kifeather in this exclusive interview for BBG. 

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Photographer, Doreen Kilfeather captures the transitioning period of leaving boyhood behind and entering into the abyss of adulthood in this shoot with Jamie Murphy.

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Jamie Murphy, a twenty-two year old model and mathematician who reminisces on childhood and hopeful prospects for the future. Photographed by Doreen Kilfeather.

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The ubiquitous question of “What do you want to be when you grow up?” can have the power to paralyse in an instant. Jamie Murphy captures by Doreen Kifeather in “The Jamie Formula”.

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Avenging Angels | Space

Sette album in tutto ma quelli che contano abbastanza sono i primi due, soprattutto grazie a un paio di singoli. Gli Space erano di Liverpool, il frontman Tommy Scott nei primi anni Ottanta aveva frequentato un corso per musicisti disoccupati insieme, fra gli altri, a Lee Mavers, John Power e Mike Badger: qualche anno dopo i tre sarebbero diventati uno dei gruppi fondativi del britpop, gli La’s.…

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