We specialise in artists’ books that have been created explicitly as works of art, either one-off pieces or editions. We do not accept journals, blank books, altered books or designer bookbindings.

Any artist can make a submission, but Fevered Imagination reserves the right to determine if the work fulfils the concept of an artist’s book and is appropriate for the gallery.

This is our unique selling point. An artist’s book is made to be handled, and in most situations, especially in exhibitions, this interaction is entirely missing. Fevered Imagination encourages artists to display their work as though to an interested buyer or collector, directly handling and describing the work. We want to engage the viewer in the artist’s passion.

Yes. This is your opportunity to communicate your enthusiasm about your work, to draw the attention of your audience to its structure and movement, and to tell the story of how it was created. 

All videos will be captioned so that they can be watched silently or by hearing impaired people, but if you don’t have the technology to do that, we will do it for you.

No – you can make your own on a mobile phone or other device, as long as the quality is good. We offer guidelines for doing this. It is more important that the viewer can experience the way the book moves, opens, sounds, transforms or otherwise engages people.

No. Work that is accepted is displayed on the website and promoted there and in social media. If you make a sale, Fevered Imagination will take a 15% commission to cover running costs and maybe make a small profit one day! Please price your work to allow for this commission.

Yes. However, Fevered Imagination exists specifically to promote UK-based book artists and the concept of artists’ books within the UK.  But we hope to expand!

We specialise in artists’ books that have been created explicitly as works of art, either one-off pieces or editions. We do not display journals, blank books, altered books or designer bookbindings.

Any artist can make a submission, but Fevered Imagination reserves the right to determine if the work is of appropriate standard to fulfil the concept of an artist’s book.

If you feel the book does not meet the expectations set by the online gallery, you must report that to Fevered Imagination immediately.  You have two weeks in which to return the book to the artist. The cost and postage will be refunded only as long as the book is returned in perfect condition. Fevered Imagination will act as intermediary between you and the artist to discuss the matter.

You can return a damaged book within two weeks for a full refund of the price and all postage. However, you may wish to discuss the possibility that the artist could repair or replace the item, and Fevered Imagination will liaise between the parties to come to an agreement on this.