Collection
A book chronicling the early history of the magazine, Arty Greatest Hits, was published in 2004. The book compiled the best articles and drawings from the first 16 issues, as well as including new work made especially on the theme of Greatest Hits. Articles included reviews of Tracey Emin's exhibition at White Cube gallery, and thoughts on artist duo Gilbert and George. Stella Vine contributed a drawing Joe eating hash cakes (2004) to Arty Greatest Hits
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