Adam Chodzko is one of Britain's most respected contemporary artists, since 1991 he has been making works that consistently challenge our preconceptions of the possibilities and place of artistic practice, and the very nature and mutability of the world around us. 

Accompanying the survey exhibition at Tate St Ives, which brings together works spanning the last 17 years including videos, sculpture, photography, posters, sound works, drawings, slide projections and photographs, the book has been beautifully designed by Claudia Schenk and Silke Klinnert. Three new essays cover various aspects of Chodzko's practice and present a number of original readings and references in relation to his work.