Nick Cave

Sean O'Hagan

Faith, Hope, and Carnage

Drawn from over forty hours of interviews, Faith, Hope and Carnage is a thoughtful book about Nick Cave's inner life over the last six years, a meditation on big ideas including, faith, art, music, grief and much more.

Faith, Hope and Carnage

Presents photographs from the life of the iconic musician that chronicle his childhood in Zanzibar, his early days in England, and his eclectic style as Queen's lead singer, in a work that includes a radio interview with Mercury.

The Great Pretender

Freddie Mercury

Jean Pierre muller

Home game version of Sean and Jean Pierre's interactive art instillation, which created its sounds from gallery patron interaction. Now the viewer can mimic this from their couch with a remote control. A superior means of experiencing a innovative and dramatic art work. A musical Painting is a free standing paintin which comprises of multiple panels some of which respond to the touch. The responsive panels act as remix tools inviting the viewer to alter the music as they encounter the painting, offering a unique combination of sound and vision.

Sean O'Hagan

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