The John Golding Artistic Trust
Publications
John Golding ‘From Mexico to London’
A new publication illustrating all works in the John Golding retrospective at Museum of Modern Art, Mexico and featuring key essays by Brenda J. Caro Cocotle, Chief Curator, Museum of Modern Art, Mexico; Dr Jenna Lundin Aral, Administrator of the John Golding Artistic Trust and Dawn Ades, Professor Emerita of the History and Theory of Art at the University of Essex.
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John Golding: Only Human, with an essay by Dawn Ades. Published as a catalogue to accompany the exhibition at The Mayor Gallery, November-December 2021.
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In Spring 2021, the John Golding Artistic Trust published a collection of essays on John Golding for private circulation. If you would like a copy of this, please get in touch with us.
The book 'John Golding', with contributions by Dawn Ades, David Anfam, Elizabeth Cowling, and Christopher Green, was published by Ridinghouse in 2017 to mark the occasion of a major gift of works from the John Golding Artistic Trust to the Yale Center for British Art, New Haven.
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'John Golding: Pure Colour Sensation', with an essay by Dr David Anfam. Published as a complement to the 2017 exhibition at The Arts Club, Dover Street, by Piano Nobile Gallery.
An Introduction to the Work of John Golding
by Duncan Robinson
Written for the YCBA exhibition 'A Decade of Gifts and Acquisitions', 2017
'John Golding: Finding the Absolute' published as a catalogue to the 2015 exhibition by Piano Nobile Gallery. With an essay by Dr Charlotte De Mille.
In 1995 Elizabeth Cowling interviewed John Golding for the National Life Stories Collection. The audio recordings provide a unique insight into Golding's life and work, they can be accessed via the British Library.
Please click the image above to be directed to an interview with John Golding and Richard Wollheim on the occasion of Golding's 1989 exhibition at the Yale Center of British Art.