Commentaries for Andrew Cranston Pocket Book, published by 5b, April 2024 available here: galerie5b.net/andrew-cranston
"As with the original titles of the Fontana Pocket Library of Great Art series to which the Klee book belongs, the object of this publication is to introduce the work of Andrew Cranston to the general reader at a price and in a format suitable to their pocket.Each painting is presented alongside an accompanying interpretation by Liza Dimbleby—impressionistic passages of thoughtful wonder, imbued with formal curiosity and guided by years of friendship and conversation with the artist."
"As with the original titles of the Fontana Pocket Library of Great Art series to which the Klee book belongs, the object of this publication is to introduce the work of Andrew Cranston to the general reader at a price and in a format suitable to their pocket.Each painting is presented alongside an accompanying interpretation by Liza Dimbleby—impressionistic passages of thoughtful wonder, imbued with formal curiosity and guided by years of friendship and conversation with the artist."
Weekly text and image for the Crown Letter Project crownproject.art an international online project of words and visual art created during lockdown. Read my texts here: https://archives.crownproject.art/liza-dimbleby-2/ May 2020 and ongoing.
Seeing in the Dark, a journey through Andrey Klassen's shadow worlds. My essay (in English and German) in Andrey Klassen On Stage, published September 2023
Review of new editions of Viktor Pivovarov's Agent in Love and Andrei Monastyrsky's Kashira Highway from Garazh in issue 11 (2022) of Avtobiografiia,(Journal of Life Writing and Representation of the Self in Russian Culture). Read the Review online here: www.avtobiografija.com/index.php/avtobiografija/article/view/307/278
Text for Tony Swain's solo show at Modern Institute, November 2022 https://www.themoderninstitute.com/files/6377558bb7d6d-lizadimblebyswainsightdeserted.pdf
Chapter, Learning The City, in WAYS of DRAWING, Artist's Perspectives and Practices, ed. Julian Bell, Julia Balchin and Claudia Tobin, published by Thames and Hudson and the Royal Drawing School, November 2019
Chapter for THE KINK IN THE ARC, a web based collective novel devised by Paul Becker, 2018 and ongoing.
Text for Andrew Cranston, WHO IS THIS WHO IS COMING, Aye-Aye Books, 2015
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I LIVE HERE NOW, A book of writing and drawings from Moscow London and Glasgow, Firework, 2008
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Along the Canal d'Ourcq, chapter in VOICES AND IMAGES FROM THE BANLIEUE, ed. Juliet Carpenter and Christina Horvath, 2014
Text and Images included in SKETCH YOUR WORLD, ed. James Hobbs, North Light Books, 2014