Words from the Street is Stuart's second collection of poetry, written between 1999 and 2010.
The poems have been inspired by everyday scenes, encounters and observations made in the public domain, both in Stuart's home town of Southend-on-Sea, and surrounding areas: Colchester, London, Norwich, Reykjavik, Melbourne. The format of the book has been inspired by the Ordnance Survey map and is printed on a folded sheet of A1, which also includes a hand drawn map of Southend indicating the actual places where some of the encounters happened.
The book has been published by Estuarine Press in February 2011 and is only now available here.
Stanway Mill – Limited Edition CDr
£5 GBP
Modern Tendring Vernacular – Limited Edition CDr
£1 GBP
Fogou –
Double Mini CDr
Kipps and Bowditch
£10 GBP
Economy Service - Bowditch / Kipps
£40 GBP
Resounding – Limited Edition Cassette
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Fonema – Limited Edition Double Mini CDr
£10 GBP
Fonema – Limited Edition Lathe Cut LP
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Vibe Cube (Live installation recordings) –
Limited Edition Compact Disc
Damien Robinson and Stuart Bowditch
£6 GBP
Southend Objectified –
Southend Objectified - tape edition
Bowditch
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The River Runs Through Us –
Limited Edition 5 Inch CDr
Stuart Bowditch & Ruth Philo
£7 GBP
Yarcade –
Limited Edition Mini Compact Disc
Bowditch
£7 GBP
Alchemy 4 – Limited Editon mini CDr
£7 GBP
Ponti Veneziani –
Limited Edition Cassette
Bowditch
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Bastion –
Limited Edition Cassette
Hybernation
£7 GBP
Once The German Ocean –
Limited Edition Cassette
Bowditch
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Belongings –
Limited Edition Mini CD
Hybernation
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Thirty –
Limited Edition Compact Disc with Screen Printed Cover (edition of 30)
Hybernation
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The Old Waterworks –
3" CDr postcard edition of 100
Hybernation
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E2 & E8 –
Hybernation 'E2 & E8' Second Edition CD
Hybernation
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12 Inch Polycarbonate Disc –
One sided lathe cut polycarbonate disc - Edition of 10
Bowditch
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Stuart Bowditch Colchester, UK
Stuart’s work is inspired by location and the people, experiences and objects he encounters there. He is particularly interested in sounds that are associated with place, overlooked and overheard noises of the everyday and highlighting the auditory as a defining factor in how we experience environment - art installations, phone apps, archival records, music, sound tracks to short films. ... more
