James R. Ford

Fail Better is a catalogue of selected artworks by British-born artist James R Ford, with accompanying texts, interviews and essays, from 2008-2013. "Forever playfully exploring the intimate relationships between physical media and everyday life: Ford's investigations into, and reflections on, existential nature and the use of conventional materials and modes of presentation reveal countless nuanced contradictions as well as a fascination with process and the filling-in of time. While mostly a creator of laboured drawings, well considered objects and videos, Ford also provides us with scenarios that have us pondering over the mundane and/or acting out the absurd as he invites us to look deeper into his works and at what is taking place around us." Justin Jade Morgan, 2013

The Adventure of a Curious Cat named That Missing for some time, That's owner Katrina, wonders where she can be, follow her as she looks for That with her family and friends. The Adventure of a Curious Cat named That Missing for some time, That's owner Katrina, wonders where she can be, follow her as she looks for That with her family and friends.

The Adventure of a Curious Cat named That Missing for some time, That's owner Katrina, wonders where she can be, follow her as she looks for That with her family and friends.

Red Line Diaries is the third book by James R. Ford A collection of short stories and prose focusing on the people in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Other books by James include Numbers and Days, and The Next Book.