Claire de Rouen

13/08/2026

Forever re-startled by the remarkable work of Rinko Kawauchi. Life and its jingle bells

11/08/2026

This publication comes with a print!

Moscow-based artist Olga Chernysheva captures everyday life in post-communist Russia, transforming ordinary scenes into images of quiet beauty and lyricism.

Her photographs and films explore a society in transition, finding moments of isolation and loss alongside warmth, perseverance and renewal.

Acquaintances features over 40 photographs and video stills, alongside a conversation between Chernysheva and Robert Storr and an introductory text by Dr. Ekaterina Andreeva

06/08/2026

Accomplished in his career but unaccomplished in love, a middle-aged architect is torn apart by his obsession with an enigmatic young woman in this delicately told story of desire and abjection by a titan of Italian literature, originally published in 1963. And now at Claire de Rouen

03/08/2026

Sweet memories from ‘Room&Book: ICA Art Book Fair’, the first art book fair in London to focus exclusively on the role of the book dealer, presented in association with Claire de Rouen Books, 2014

02/08/2026

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02/08/2026

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30/07/2026

We are super excited for tomorrow.
Doors from 7.30pm. Readings begin shortly afterwards. BYOB. Tickets are £3.

An evening with New Work, the fiction reading series led by Rachel Connolly, Rebecca Achieng Ajulu-Bushell and Rosie Coleman Collier.

Known for its rigorous programming and commitment to formally inventive, intellectually ambitious writing, New Work brings together established and emerging voices working across contemporary fiction.

The evening will feature readings by Nicole Flattery, Harriet Armstrong, Jess Cole, Sean Tanner and Rachel Connolly.

See you there! X

30/07/2026

We are super excited for tomorrow.

Doors from 7.30pm. Readings begin shortly afterwards. BYOB. Tickets are £3.

An evening with New Work, the fiction reading series led by Rachel Connolly, Rebecca Achieng Ajulu-Bushell and Rosie Coleman Collier.

Known for its rigorous programming and commitment to formally inventive, intellectually ambitious writing, New Work brings together established and emerging voices working across contemporary fiction.

The evening will feature readings by Nicole Flattery, Harriet Armstrong, Jess Cole, Sean Tanner and Rachel Connolly. We hope to see you there! X

27/07/2026