Equilibrio traces the deep resonance between Linda Karshan’s drawing practice and the geometric rhythms of Venetian art and architecture.

An artist’s book about language, symbols, and the failure of meaning Two Kids, One Grown-up marks a final punctuation mark—or rather, a blown-up footnote—in John Baldessari’s decades-long engagement with image and language.

Over the past intensely productive decade, Louise Bourgeois's drawings have been dominated by diary-like work in which text and sign often mix. This extensive compendium of that work and its antecedents shares a series design with her recent book of sculpture, and the dialogue between mediums is lively in both titles, which also share a

UKT Issue #21 returns for another issue to venture into the realms of the Unknown. Featuring drawings by 29 contemporary artists from 18 countries around the world, we explore the uncertainties that inundate our everyday lives, the mysteries that are lurking in the shadows, and the vast potential of life beyond our own universe.

Der hochwertige Bildband zeigt erstmals das gesamte druckgrafische Werk Philip Gustons, eines der bedeutendsten amerikanischen Künstler des 20. Jahrhunderts. Als er sich zu Beginn der Sechzigerjahre dem Medium der Lithografie zuwandte,

Through a series of studio visits that culminated in an artist talk at Residency Unlimited, Dalton and I examined racism and the language systems that perpetuate it; the black body; silenced black people; the African diaspora and its religions; performance and rituals; nature and healing; black protagonism.

A collection of drawn proposals presenting an ongoing project between the artist and Tower Hamlets Community Housing. Focusing on our relationship with architecture and the history of ornamentation within public spaces, the drawings highlight the increasingly important role of communal and shared spaces to elicit social interaction. The publication details the artist’s plans for the redevelopment of the communal spaces within a housing estate in East London.

The artist’s book Ki-da Rilke evolved in relation to the exhibition “Line Wall” by Sung Hwan Kim.

Mit der umfangreichen zweibändigen Monografie liegt eine Retrospektive vor, die zum ersten Mal die Werkgruppen seit Ende der 1990er Jahre sowie neueste Arbeiten vorgestellt und zueinander in Beziehung setzt.

Dieser Band dokumentiert drei Interventionen Otto Zitkos, die der Künstler im Premium Point, Bukarest und im Hamburger Bahnhof – Museum für Gegenwart, Berlin und für die Ausstellung „Me, Myself and I – Otto Zitko & Louise Bourgeois“ im Arnolfini, Bristol, ausgeführt hat. (German / English)