Mud Angels

Nick Goss (b.1981) creates layered compositions in which everyday observations intersect with found imagery and historical references. In this artist commission Goss presents the photographs and archival research that informed ‘Mud Angels’ (2026), a new aquatint printed and published by BORCH Editions, Copenhagen, for the group exhibition ‘No Plan at All: Prints from BORCH Editions’ at David Zwirner, London. Bringing these materials together with details from the finished print, this commission traces the connections through which the work developed.

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Journal
Burlington Contemporary Journal
Published
2026-11-09
DOI
https://doi.org/10.31452/bcj15.goss.angels
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Photographic and Visual Arts
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Mud Angels

Nick Goss
Burlington Contemporary Journal
Photographic and Visual Arts
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Mud Angels

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Abstract

Nick Goss (b.1981) creates layered compositions in which everyday observations intersect with found imagery and historical references. In this artist commission Goss presents the photographs and archival research that informed ‘Mud Angels’ (2026), a new aquatint printed and published by BORCH Editions, Copenhagen, for the group exhibition ‘No Plan at All: Prints from BORCH Editions’ at David Zwirner, London. Bringing these materials together with details from the finished print, this commission traces the connections through which the work developed.

Burlington Contemporary Journal(15: Printmaking)
Photographic and Visual Arts
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