The Yes No Quality of Dreams - Giles Round Lost Jockey is a tribute

Lost Jockey is a tribute to how getting lost can lead to new discoveries

along with rhythmically distributed cinematic stills

Piet Oudolf

with black culture and fashion having long been defined as ‘cool’

Donald Barthelme

The Yes No Quality of Dreams - Giles Round Lost Jockey is a tributeAn original watercolour artwork by Giles Round from a series entitled 'The Library'. 'The Library' is a series of watercolour works on paper depicting the front covers of books by queer artists and writers. The works cover a rich frame of reference from Virginia Woolf, Constance Spry, Truman Capote and James Baldwin; to Juliet Jacques, Annie Leibovitz and Etel Adnan. Round's selection follows no overarching principle or criteria some are personal