Projects (1971) by Allen Jones is a striking book that captures the imagination and theatrical flair of one of Britain’s most provocative pop artists.

This publication presents a curated selection of Jones’ set and costume designs created for film, stage, and television, offering a rare glimpse into the breadth of his creative output beyond traditional gallery work.

Many designs are humourously stamped “project abandoned", reflecting the experimental nature of his practice. Accompanied by backstage photography, Projects highlights the impressive scale and ambition of these design details often lost or understated in their final on-screen or on-stage appearances. 

The result is an immersive look behind the scenes, where bold ideas and elaborate constructions take centre stage.

Widely regarded as one of the most compelling publications on Jones’ work, Projects stands out for its originality, wit, and visual impact.