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Joni Smith is a highly skilled paper and installation artist. Manipulating fragments of maps and atlases, Joni cuts and twists them to create exquisitely intricate artworks. Some of the pieces are constructed from hundreds of paper squares. A combination of darts and twists enable these pieces to be reconnected without glue or tape. Joni devises a set of rules to follow and from then on she become machine-like in her adherence to them. Through this labour intensive process, as each piece takes shape it is clear to see one world breaking down as another parallel one emerges. By dissecting and reassembling everyday objects and subverting their original intensions Joni is creating a new landscape and new way of seeing.

Erica Van Horn and Simon Cutts, Modern Dutch Interiors, 2014. Coracle, Ireland. A collection of Dutch envelope interiors sent by Peter Foolen to Erica Van Horn

Mette-Sofie D. Ambeck, 367, 2017. 367 days’ worth of photographs of the sky, taken between 12-2pm each day

Caroline Penn, Chair Stories No.5. Digital print on Japanese paper, edition of 20

Visitors and exhibitors at the Small Publishers Fair, Conway Hall, London. Photo: Caspar Evans.

Julie Johnstone, fixed|unfixed, Essence Press, 2017. An ongoing project creating 25mm badges as wearable publications

Sally Payen, Thatcher's Hair. 15cm by 15cm, oil on board. Courtesy: the artist

Lizzie Philps, GPS Embroidery

Henry Moore, Reclining Figure at Yorkshire Sculpture Park. Copyright: David Sands. Licensed for reuse under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 2.0 license.

Praneet Soi, The Falling Figure

Ulay, There is a Criminal Touch to Art, 1976. Film still. Courtesy of Ulay Foundation

Uncle Dominique. Cezanne, Paul (French, 1839-1906). Oil on canvas, height 39.0 cm, width 30.5 cm, circa 1866.

Iván Navarro, The Twin Towers, 2011. Copyright: The artist. Photo: Thelma Garcia. Courtesy: Galerie Daniel Templon, Paris-Brussels

Kerri Jefferis, Sophie Chapman and Rosalie Schweiker, New Words Please

Freya Purdue, Sulphur Series, Diptych 3, 2017, oil on canvas

Lucy Harvey, Mutual Improvement Society. Created following Harvey's residency at Quarry Bank, a National Trust property in Cheshire. Photo: Stephen Iles

Lucy Harvey, Mutual Improvement Society. Created following Harvey's residency at Quarry Bank, a National Trust property in Cheshire. Photo: Stephen Iles

Heather and Ivan Morison, LookLookLook!, a temporary pavilion created in response to the eighteenth century walled garden at Berrington Hall, a neo-classical mansion in Herefordshire managed by the National Trust. Photo: Ivan Morison