Sophie Paul

  1. Read All About It: Feminist & Queer Newsletters at the Feminist Library
  2. Permanently Deferred: A Bibliographic Opera
  3. The Crystal Monologues
  4. Nuclear Knock Off 
  5. People Like Us
  6. Five Years of Sticky Fingers Publishing
  7. Essay: We Make Space With Our Own Words
  8. “I had a vision of political utopia...”
  9. The Most Realest Thing There Is 
  10. Essay: No Place for Our Quick Stuff
  11. Access Consultancy for RCA2022  
  12. Sticky Fingers Publishing

Sophie Paul is a designer and writer based in London. Her research is concerned with self-organised feminist print practices and support structures. She makes work about iridescence, girls, and the instability of language.

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“I had a vision of political utopia...”


A Cheap Day Out / A Cheap Night In was a group exhibition and book work featuring Lily McCraith, Kaiya Waerea, Stuart Bannocks, Matilda Greenwood, Charlie Brookes, Kevin Sollis, Matilda Engelmark, Sophie Paul, D-Press Peas, Em-dash Press and Soul Miles, with production support from Olivia Fitzpatrick.

“I had a vision of political utopia...” is a short film about watching TV, watching others watch TV, and seeing/concealing/thinking about, political utopias. 

Photographs by Matilda Greenwood. 


“I had a vision of political utopia...” single colour risograph poster

A Cheap Night Out Installation View


A Cheap Night Out Installation View

“I had a vision of political utopia...” short film (15 mins)

“A Cheap Night In” bookwork