For his artist’s book “My Own Personal Bess” Richard Hawkins has overlaid reproductions of Forrest Bess’s paintings into pages of the seminal 1981 Texas Monthly article “His Name Was Forrest Bess” by Michael Ennis. This book is published on the occasion of the exhibition Forrest Bess at Fridericianum, Kassel. It contains full bleed images of 12 collages together with a text by Richard Hawkins.

Secret Passage 6:
Bonnard, Villiegle, Twomboy, WSB, FBess, Hatchet Kai, Picabia, thirst trapgedies, all some young dudes, religious conversion therapy, Moreau, Teenage Moster Makeup, I touched up a Martha Rosler, TFaulk update, yetceterea
self-published 2019 by richard hawkins and Galerie Buchholz

Secret Passage No 5:
Pronstar Tragegasms, Hartley, Picabia, Tom Faulk, Malouf, D-C Danger,
W.S.B. & Various Celebrititties
Addtl Photography by Pflevack & Ralderson
+ Dali, Dieter Roth, Peter Saul, Schiele, Bellmer, Schnabel, Robert Smith & Yokai
self-published 2019 richard hawkins & Galerie Buchholz

Secret Passage IV:
Burroughs in Blueboy, Auden in FUCK YOU magazine (ca. 1963),
noted G4$ misfortunes, Harold Norse collages (date),
“Delectable Parts” & misc. pictorial embelandishments
self-published 2018 richard hawkins & Galerie Buchholz

SECRET PASSAGE #2
an assembly of found images d’loaded from alt.binaries.pictures. teenidols in 1998 & which incorporate all the artist’s dreamy teenage pleasure, cringing inevitabilities & fore-doomed eventualities circa 1979.
published ’18 rric hard hawk inss & Galerie Buchholz

First comprehensive monograph on Richard Hawkins, published on the occasion of his solo exhibition “Of two minds, simultaneously” at De Appel Arts Centre, Amsterdam. With an essay by Bruce Hainley, an interview with the artist and an introductory text by the curator Anne Demeester. The book is produced in collaboration with Galerie Daniel Buchholz, Corvi-Mora, Greene Naftali, Richard Telles Fine Art, De Appel Arts Centre.

First catalogue on the artist Richard Hawkins, published on the occasion of his solo exhibition at the Kunstverein Heilbronn in September/October 2003. The book includes an essay by Larry Johnson and a text by Richard Hawkins on his most recent paintings, both in English and German.