Henri Chopin, a pioneer of sound poetry and radical typography, brings his unique voice to the artist’s book The Conference of Yalta.

KONKRET is an artist’s book by Erik Steinbrecher, published on the occasion of his exhibition Books & Prints at the Graphische Sammlung ETH Zürich.

Stemming from Matt Mullican's (born 1951) acclaimed retrospective held at Hangar Bicocca, Milan, in summer 2018, this publication follows Rubbings Catalogue 1984–2016 (2016).

Lawrence Weiner (New York, the United States, 1942) is one of the representatives of Conceptual and post-Minimalism art whose work can be placed next to American artists from the same generation such as Joseph Kosuth and Robert Barry.

The Big Picture is the first major monograph dedicated to Arthur Elgort, one of the most influential fashion photographers of the late 20th and early 21st centuries.

Borrowing its title from an Athenian neighborhood, NEOΣ KOΣMOΣ ("New World") explores the fragile, often absurd nature of how we construct and perceive the world.

Das Heft untersucht, wie Fotos sich heute online verbreiten und wem sie gehören. Drei prägnante Aufsätze erklären –

Ingeborg Strobl (1949 – 2017) vereinte Grafik, Aquarell, Fotografie, Collage, Objekt und Text zu dichten Bild‑Gefügen, in denen Fundstücke aus Natur und Alltag ein neues poetisches Eigenleben erhielten.

In the search for new ways of experiencing sound, this book describes a path from music to the visual arts.

Derived from the same series of compositions, Dissolvè and Scillions are drawn from modular synthesizer recordings which have been reworked, treated and composed in the computer.

A book that looks at the work of John Newling over four decades. The book includes images of rarely seen work and documentation of early practice.

Work list of Per Kirkby's etching band III (1998-2015) Foreword by Museum Director Jacob Thage. Texts by German Kirkeby expert Christiane Lukatis & museum inspector Lucas Haberkorn. With biography, exhibition list & literature listing

Yannick Dauby is a french sound artist based in Taiwan since 2007. He relentless explores the soundscapes of his adopted island through field recording,

Rural is the first release in the Continuous Tone series of sound works by visual artists. Each project is issued as a one-off heavy pressing 12-inch vinyl record with carefully designed packaging and specially commissioned sleeve notes inserted as an 10-page illustrated information booklet.

Gerard Gormley is an Irish composer and sound artist whose work explores the actual and latent sonic potentials of spaces, buildings, and sites. His work evolves through various experimental processes that explore sound in relation to space, place, and architecture.

Workbooks present an extensive book that gathers together a creative lifetime of collecting, imagining, sketching and recording by British artist Nigel Shafran from 1984-2024. Below, writer David Chandler reflects on Shafran's Workbooks:

Eine der ältesten Formen chinesischen Volksglaubens erweist sich als lebendiger Brauch, der überall in der Kultur Chinas praktiziert wird:

Das vorliegende Künstlerbuch zeigt Linolschnitte von Matt Dillon und Marcel Hüppauff, die ebenfalls in einem wechselseitigen, gemeinsamen Prozess entstanden sind.

Elisabeth von Samsonow lebt und arbeitet seit 25 Jahren in Wien und lehrt seit 20 Jahren an der Akademie der Bildenden Künste in Wien. Um auch den runden Geburtstag von der Philosophin und Künstlerin gebührend zu feiern, ist ein Sammelband

Nicolas Metall 'Growing ideas of falling generations' is the first record of Nicolas Mallet, guitarist and electronic musician based in Berlin. A perfect project to dance with ghosts, HAL 9000 psychanalising JS Bach in a psychiatric hospital along a Motorway.
Double LP, Art work by Nicolas Moulin, Music, lyrics, written and performed by Nicolas Metall, Nicolas Metall : synthesizers, analog drums, lyrics and vocals

GTR#009, BRUME, Mother Blast, Double LP, All tracks written by Christian Renou, Mixed and produced by Brume at Brume Rec. 1985–2014 Brume (Christian Renou) is a prolific French musique concrete composer/sound sculptor who has won himself a place of his own with his crossover between sound collages,

Mixed and produced by Frederic Bigot at the Padded Cell in Berlin. February 2013, Mastered by Norsq, Front, back and inside sleeve: Nicolas Moulin

RAVI SHARDJA, « Grün ist grau », composed and played by french musician Ravi Shardja (GOL) with participation of Jean Marcel Busson (GOL) and Frederic Rebotier.

Dynamisches Kunstlicht im Museum, In Galerien und Museen wird die Wahrnehmung von Kunst, Raum und Atmosphäre wesentlich durch den Faktor Licht bestimmt.

„Austrian-born photographer Leo Kandl worked for twelve years on this project. He began with a Nikon F camera and later switched to a Rolleiflex. He developed and printed all the images himself. After fruitlessly searching for a publisher for fifteen years, his work was introduced to swiss publisher Stemmle by author and curator Peter Weiermair. Stemmle published the book in 1999.“

An unprecedented look into the personal and creative life of the visionary auteur David Lynch, through his own words and those of his closest colleagues, friends, and family

Erwin Bohatsch's work is characterized by constant oscillation between representationalism and abstraction, between color and non-color, between line and surface.

In her film-poems artist and filmmaker Ana Vaz collages images and sounds that revolve around violence and repression, the impact of ecological ruin and the continued colonization of the earth.

HUSSLEBLATT, 8 1/2 Jahre Husslehof, Catalog project about the exhibition history at Husslehof est. Frankfurt 2013-2022.
New catalog contributions by Bradley Davies @broadleigh_davies, José Montealegre @josehappymountains, Marta Orlando @writingon_water, Bernhard Buff @bernhardbuff, Atelier Leonard Kahlcke @atelierleonardkahlcke, DADADAO @dadacoin.ecosystem, Hüseyin Oylum @husseinozs,

Territory is the second part of his editorial project on Ukraine. Through this book Rafael assumes to distance himself from the documentary to dive elsewhere. By choosing the negative, the rift it opens is spatiotemporal. Electric cables cut shards of carbon sky. Planted in dark snow or white mud : bare poles, destroyed huts, statues of Lenin...

Stretchy is an Art Magazine that is made purely of art works, it includes fiction, poetry, drawings, and Photography. Participants of the first issue - Merit Trapp, Keren Cytter, Pascal Leyer, Laris Maas, Minhae Kim, Anton Schmutzler, Mira Hyein Sung, Jonathan Hinz, Jana Nestler, Lim Kim, Birthe Langner, Rosa Glaser, Amarin Lawton, Chiaki Nakaune, Kenske Miyano, Alla Zhyvotova

Published on the occasion of Wardill's exhibition "Matt Black and Rat" at Bergen Kunsthall. Featuring production stills and images from the exhibition, this book also includes new texts by philosopher Michael Marder, critic and writer Kirsty Bell, and a conversation between Martin Clark and Emily Wardill.

this book follows a series of performances by the three artists: Yves Mettler, Erin Olivia Weber, Alexander Wolff

The book "Blod som skuggor i vatten" contains 72 drawings made during a two month period when the artist, Ingvild Hovland Kaldal, received treatment in hospital for a postpartum psychosis in 2013. The drawings are all made with charcoal on paper, and towels. They vary in their expression from abstract to figurative. The book can be seen as a journal from a state beyond time. A state that moves between heaven and hell, where chaos meets ecstasy and darkness is mixed with light.

Queer Exhibition Histories comprises case studies highlighting the countless efforts, both large and small, of LGBTQIA+ artists and curators, centring on queer art exhibitions and their modes of documentation and archiving. Often, the legacy of these projects largely depends on personal archives, memories, and

A text by Merle Kröger inaugurating the "Howdunnit" series, part crime literature and part archival research, exploring how different modes of investigation converge and diverge.

A text by Iman Mersal inaugurating the "Howdunnit" series, part crime literature and part archival research, exploring how different modes of investigation converge and diverge.

In 1954, the French writer, politician, and publisher Andre Malraux posed at home for a photographer from the magazine Paris Match, surrounded by pages from his forthcoming book, Le musee imaginaire de la sculpture mondiale. The enchanting metaphor of the musee imaginaire (imaginary museum) was built upon that

With this work in the form of a book, Maria Lalou & Skafte Aymo-Boot present the phenomenon of a particular pending architecture mutely present all over Athens. The concrete skeletons of polykatoikia – multi-story apartment buildings – are emblematic of the development of modern Greece throughout the second half of the twentieth century.

The Thinking Foot is a study of history and associations. In method and form it claims to be no more (nor less) than an illustrated essay on the architectural expression of surface. It concentrates on the Earth on which we walk: not the Earth in depth (the underground world) nor the geological Earth, but simply the Earth as visible crust, as surface.

Reuse to Reduce shows the future of architecture through the process of building the new BioPartner 5 laboratory.

From 1998 to 2005, photographer Ivan Sigal worked, lived and travelled in Central Asia, traversing Russia, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Afghanistan. He roamed with a dual identity: on the one hand designing media projects with local communities; on the other, an itinerant documentarian. The images from his multi-year odyssey reveal

David Schalko, known as the director and writer of series such as Altes Geld and Braunschlag, is releasing his first photo book, Geister. It is the collection of an obsession: Schalko’s creatures, which he continuously and everywhere discovers, are stains and marks on streets, in backyards, and most prominently on house walls and in stairwells.

Die Sahara ist die größte Wüste der Welt, gefüllt mit Sandmeeren, Kiesebenen, die sich bis zum Horizont erstrecken, Sandsteinbergen und Vulkanen, die bis zu 3.000 Meter hoch sind. Im Dezember 2022 und Januar 2023 unternahm die Fotografin Barbara Seyr zusammen mit dem Schriftsteller Raoul Schrott und seinem Team eine Reise dorthin. Von Algier nach Tamanrasset, vom Mittelmeer i

Felix Orsini-Rosenberg zählte zweifelsohne zu den prägendsten Personen, die zu einer aufgeschlossenen Denkweise über Architektur und ihre Entwicklung nach dem zweiten Weltkrieg in Kärnten beitrugen. Er wirkte aber auch über den regionalen Bereich hinaus in seiner stets auf wesentliche kulturelle Inhalte ausgerichteten, zugleich bescheidenen,

‘Professor M looked down at his paunch and sighed. At 56 his physical decline, long established, hadn't got any easier to endure. Work didn't help. And neither would this meeting. In fact, he was dreading it. If she had shown his letter to the Dean he was done, and he knew it was his own doing. What a fool. He knew he had been kidding himself. Times had changed, and he knew that too.

Derived from the short film 'Lost in Translation' (2024) by Sean Peleman and Tamara Sam, One-time edition of 100

The exhibition is accompanied by a richly illustrated publication with two conversations between the artist and the journalist Adiaratou Diarrassouba and Thomas Lax, curator at MoMA in New York, in which she discusses the new photo series Achievement, her work with AI image programs, and the role she ascribes to them in the creation of new archives.

The exhibition Forms of the Shadow is accompanied by a publication that features texts by Sunjung Kim and Jeyun Moon; Su-Mi Kang; and Ingo Niermann. Functioning as both an exhibition guide and a stand-alone reader, the publication offers further insights and points-of-entry into the multifaceted practices of the artists featured in the show.

A conversation between Oscar Tusquets and Luis Cerveró. Co-Produced by BD and Terranova. Photography by Eduard Sánchez Ribot

»Also muss die Wahrnehmung eine instinktive Fähigkeit der Seele sein, basierend auf einer profunden und essentiellen Geometrie, jener Geometrie, die sich aus den einfachen Teilungen eines Kreises ableitet. All das hatte er schon seit langem für wahr gehalten. Nun machte es sich daran, den kurzen Schritt zur Fusion von Symbol und Objekt zu tun. Der Kreis ist der Träger der reinen Harmonien, reine Harmonien wohnen der Seele inne, also sind Seele und Kreis eins.« aus Kepler von John Banville

„Hier liegt ein Werk vor, das auf großartige Weise ein Grundmotiv allen Bauens zu erschließen versteht.“ (Horst Bredekamp)Kragkuppelbauten sind einfache, aber faszinierende Bauformen, die aus ganz praktischen Gründen entstanden: Die Steine, die in vielen Gegenden so zahlreich herumliegen, schichtete man in Trockenbauweise zu nützlichen Strukturen auf – vor allem zu Hütten.

Wie verändern digitale, lernende Technologien unsere Arbeit, unser Zusammenleben und unsere Möglichkeiten der Selbstbestimmung? Künstliche Intelligenz (KI) ist längst nicht mehr nur ein Thema der Science-Fiction. In unser aller Alltag steckt mehr KI, als es vielen bewusst ist: in Sprachassistenten und Navigationssystemen, auf Social-Media-Plattformen und Streamingdiensten, in Verwaltungsabläufen und Überwachungstechnologien.

Der österreichische Kulturbetrieb steht vor der größten Existenzkrise seit Beginn der Zweiten Republik. Die konzeptionellen Grundlagen der österreichischen Kulturpolitik stammen aus den 1970er-Jahren und kommen mit den Auswirkungen der Pandemie an ihre Grenzen.

Städtebau ist Kunst und Wissenschaft zugleich. Seine praktischen und theoretischen Grundlagen werden seit jeher gesammelt, artikuliert und systematisiert. Die großen Stadterweiterungen des 19. Jahrhunderts forcierten die Begründung des modernen Städtebaus als eigenständige Disziplin.

The ceramics collection at the Victoria and Albert Museum is among its greatest glories, unrivalled in its range, diversity and global reach.

The first full-scale biography of the great 20th-century artist, craftsman, and thinker Josef Albers, whose influence is still felt today.
Drawing on extensive unpublished archival writings, documents, and illustrations, this is the first full-scale biography of one of the 20th-century’s great artists.

Nordic Iron Age Art has survived in the precious metals gold, silver and bronze in the form of jewellery, brooches, weapon accessories and other utility objects. In the first centuries of our time, art was dominated by the inspiration from Roman and Classical art,

The Norwegian archaeologist Bente Magnus describes the historical and social conditions of myths and art: ornaments and animals with masks and human representations, plants as jewelry, weapons, utensils made of gold, silver and bronze. The tradition continues in Nordic art right up to the stave churches.