Retail resource
The resource shop
A guide to the former shop programme: artist editions, prints, books, objects and small gifts connected with contemporary art and the wider life of the gallery.
This page records past retail categories and products. It is not a live shop, does not process orders and should not be used for current availability.
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Shop categories
The original shop brought together accessible ways to encounter artists’ work, from limited editions and books to practical objects and gifts.
Selected records
Artist editions
Small-format works and designed objects extended exhibition ideas beyond the gallery, often giving visitors a more direct connection with an artist’s practice.
Artist edition: colour and movement
resource product record · editioned work
Artist collaboration: a small edition
resource product record · designed object
Artist edition: material studies
resource product record · limited edition
Artist edition: organic forms
resource product record · editioned work
Curated selections
Collections in context
These groupings show how the shop connected art, learning, everyday use and seasonal recommendations.
Art prints
Printed works offered an accessible entry point into the practices represented across the programme.
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Children’s
Toys, stationery and creative tools supported curiosity, making and informal learning.
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Seasonal picks
A changing selection of gifts and objects brought a lighter, seasonal rhythm to the shop.
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A retail history, not a checkout
The resource preserves the kinds of products and categories associated with the shop while keeping historical information separate from current purchasing, delivery or visitor guidance.
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Using the shop resource
Is this a live online shop?
No. This is an independent historical resource describing a former shop programme. It does not accept orders or payments.
Are the listed products still available?
Availability is not represented. Product and collection pages are retained as s rather than current stock information.
Why are prices not shown?
Prices and commercial terms change over time, so they have been omitted from this historical presentation.
What kinds of items did the shop include?
The s artist editions, prints, books, jewellery, homewares, children’s items, gifts and merchandise.
Can I request a correction?
Email the resource with the page URL, the detail in question and any supporting source material.