The pilot issue addresses the twin themes of Time generally and Libraries specifically, and includes texts by Angie Keefer, Rob Giampietro and David Reinfurt, and Bruce Sterling.

In dieser Anthologie untersuchen die in verschiedenen Teilen der Welt lebenden Autorinnen die gegenwärtige Situation des Feminismus.

Images by Colter Jacobsen.
Stories by Jane Bowles and Denton Welch.

A Short History of Video Art is a compilation of the fundamental contributions of artists from diverse cultural backgrounds involved in the developments of Dutch video art.

Awarded with the 'Best Dutch Book Design 2005'.

From the 1970s to the early-1990s, the discourse surrounding aesthetics largely disappeared from the study of art history, theory and cultural studies. Claims for the aesthetic value of art-works were thought of as elitist and politically regressive. The 1990s witnessed a return to aesthetics, but one that stressed the independent claims of beauty, in reaction to its perceived suppression by ethical and political imperatives.

In his book, Julian Stallabrass attempts to map the socio-political context that has given rise to artistic projects designed for the Internet and categorized today as Net.art. The practices commented on by the author began appearing as the Web was developing the hybrid form we know today. Stallabrass believes that the dissipation of the Internet’s utopian potential and its evolution toward a sphere that is increasingly dominated by commercial trade invalidate the very idea of an independent history of Net.art and its definition as a medium. Hence, Stallabrass gives equal attention to the cultural issues raised by the Internet in an advanced stage of capitalism and to artistic practices.

Als Warren Fischer und Casey Spooner ihr Kunst-, Musik-, und Performanceprojekt FISCHERSPOONER 1998 in New York ins Leben riefen, hatten sie eine Mission: Die zugeknöpfte, elitäre Kunstszene sollte offener und zugänglicher werden.

Contributors: Peter Bexte, Thomas Brandstetter, Johann Feichter, Peter Galison, Gabriele Gramelsberger, David Alan Grier, Sybille Krämer, Thomas Lange, Johannes Lenhard, Erika Mansnerus, Renate Mayntz, and Sergio Sismondo.

TEL-AVIVIS is a series of analogue portraits of young Israelis posing on the beach in Tel Aviv.

The Rough Law of Gardens documents Olaf Holzapfel and Nahum Tevet’s eponymous joint exhibition and explores the intergenerational differences between two unique artists.

Printed in burgundy, blue and dark green versions, Issue 3 of Amc² is a commemorative visitor’s guide to London 2012.

Das Pendel, die Grube und andere Absonderlichkeiten / The pendulum, the pit and other peculiarities "Der tschechische Künstler und Trickfilmmacher

The summer of 1975 was hot. A heatwave of eighteen consecutive days singed Western Europe and turned its capitals into seething cauldrons. Ira Cohen landed on the soft tarmac of Charles de Gaulle Airport, Paris, in August - his mind still filled with the opiate clouds over Kathmandu, where he had lived since 1972 - and stepped into a wildfire of events...

"The ISEA2010 Conference Proceedings" documents the conference presentations held at ISEA2010 RUHR, 16th International Symposium on Electronic Art.

In addition to Miki Kratsman’s comprehensive archive, which documents the development of the Israeli-Palestine conflict and its consequences for the daily life of the civil population, his first solo exhibition in Europe focuses on new work that selects the Bedouin population as a central theme. The Bedouin—a minority of the Arabic minority

Publikation über Geschichte und Bedeutung der Medienkultur-Plattform Public Netbase

"Starting out from painting, Madalina Lazar reveals the valencies of collage as an alternative means of expression.

Helen Major is a non-fictional account. The adventure began in August 2008 when A. M. Szaflarski placed classified ads in The Vancouver Sun and The Province newspaper.

The urban future is a primary concern of urban planners, artists, architects, designers, activists, and myriad other practitioners who have begun to feel an urgent need to respond to the current and impending challenges of the urban environment.

Ninja Turtle Sex Museum by James Unsworth

'There is a thinking that happens in contemporary art that I believe can be productively seen as ‘non-philosophy’. The act of non-philosophy transforms the complex experience of life into something new.

Occulto Issue √-1 features stories about urine tests and work conditions; sea urchins and Magnetic Resonance Imaging; oscillations applied to neuroscience and electronic music; delirious theories about how sistematic blood transfusions can heal any mortal disease; reflections on the damages caused by scientific illiteracy in the last centuries and more more more.

The time was not ripe to settle down and get a range life, so here’s the new Occulto issue. It’s dedicated to Constants & Variables, and to our friend 3.14.

The fifth release of Occulto Magazine, Issue δ (4,66920160910299067185320382…) is dedicated to a very special topic: dreams.

Wir träumen vom endlosen Genießen und von grenzenloser Ektase. Wir wollen expandieren, fordern ewiges Wachstum und streben nach dem multiplen Orgasmus. Wir sind besessen von der Obsession "noch weiter" zu gehen und illusionieren

The artist describes different archaeological finds in short texts.

In this group exhibition, curated by Xabier Arakistain, 28 artists from the Basque Country, Spain and elsewhere in the world redefine the traditional concept of the public space.

Bringing together for the first time an extensive selection of Spencer's key letters and theoretical writings, unpublished manuscripts in the Tate Archive and important sections of his unfinished autobiography.

"Brilliant and insightful, throwing light into the murkiest corners of his art and his mind." (Financial Times)

Publication by the Van Abbemuseum in collaboration with Platform Garanti, Centre for Contemporary Art, which specifically addresses the art books by Stilinović.

This is a Facsimile of a third edition copy of Gilbert H. Grosvenor's Scenes From Every Land.

These drawings engage with a corporate space of institutional observation and monitoring. The imagery addresses the notion of the immaterial workforce,a form of contemporary work which takes place everywhere and nowhere. Hands are slowly feeling and sensing a keyboard, amouse, a screen, a chair, hair...

The two north Italian cities of Milan and Turin came to play a vital part in Italian cultural life in the 1950s and 1960s. The years between 1958 and 1968 developed into a highly dynamic period for art, design, architecture and film, in the wake of Italy’s economic boom, which was commonly referred to as an economic miracle.

"Liverpool, Marseille, Naples,Istanbul - great cities, historic cities, difficult cities, colourful cities, cities with secrets - truly, four cities on the edge." (Sir Bob Scott)

The main question we raise with this book is how performance can be political in present day European representative democracy, a system which no longer draws on the live gathering of people.

Eleven students from the Werkplaats Typografie asked an equal number of Dutch graphic designers to join forces with them during their work period in the Chaumont Graphic Arts Festival (2006, F).
language: english, french

Social Housing—Housing the Social: Art, Property and Spatial Justice examines ongoing transformations in social housing and asks how these transformations are reflected in the aspirations and practices of artists.

The Culture of the Copy is an unprecedented attempt to make sense of the Western fascination with replicas, duplicates, and twins. In a work that is breathtaking in its synthetic and critical achievements, Hillel Schwartz charts the repercussions of our entanglement with copies of all kinds, whose presence alternately sustains and overwhelms us. (Quelle: Verlag)

Since the beginning of the 2000's, Jacques André has developed a conceptual art practice that questions our consumption habits and our relationship to material goods and ownership. To this end, he has adopted ways of working that do not follow traditional artistic practices.

Every item on the List is a transcript of a part of Kasper Andreasen‘s ongoing work Proofs. Since 2004, he collects sheets of paper: receipts, newspaper articles, packaging, tickets and other written traces which he is confronted with on a daily basis.

MC1R magazine for redheads is the first art based and design forwarded independent print magazine project round about the culture of red hair worldwide and was founded by Tristan Rodgers.

One of Plato's most controversial dialogues, Hippias Minor.

Der österreichische Fotograf Michael Höpfner wanderte acht Wochen über das südliche Chang Tang Plateau, das Teil der Autonomen Provinz Tibet ist und bis jetzt von nomadisierenden Drogpas besiedelt wurde. Er entwickelte dort die Arbeit »Outpost of Progress«:

Viennese émigré Paul T. Frankl (1886-1958) was one of the pioneers of early modern design in the United States, known for his “Skyscraper” furniture of the 1920s and his work for the Hollywood élite in the 1930s and early 1940s.

Matt Magazine is a synthesis between fanzine and current affairs magazine. Text and pictures complement each other, tackling complex and political subjects relevant to our times. (Englisch)

San Rocco is interested in gathering together the widest possible variety of contributions. San Rocco believes that architecture is a collective knowledge, and that collective knowledge is the product of a multitude.

Interviews.

This two-volume set documents American-born, Berlin-based sculptor Jason Dodge's (born 1969) 2013 exhibition at the Henry Art Gallery in Seattle.

It’s 1912. We find ourselves in Kalimpong, India, in the foothills of the Himalayas. We are in the company of the eccentric Belgian-French explorer Alexandra David-Néel.

DADALENIN reconstructs and speculates about how Dada and Lenin had more in common than is usually assumed. The book points to some of the tragicomic aspects of their parallel and overlapping artistic and political histories in order to question the unfulfilled legacy of the avant-garde.

This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition 'Gabriel Orozco' in Broel -en Broeitoren, organized by The Kanaal Art Foundation, from April to June 1993.

The Aspen Complex (...) brings together yet unpublished archival material and new research on the 1970 IDCA and the Aspen Movie Map.

Cult film director John Waters and art critic and curator Bruce Hainley offer a provocative and personal interpretation of the theme of sex and sexuality in art.

Mexican artist Pedro Reyes examines and resolves the complexities and contradictions of modern life in his work, which ranges from sculpture to TV and short film productions to public projects and calls for political, economical and audience participation.

Made in Tokyo includes Van Golden’s recently created series of Double Prints, essentially digital collages conjoining visually work from early/late periods of his practice, ephemera including photographs, invitation cards, periodicals and other material related to his time in Japan as well as the floral patterned painting Untitled (Tokyo) from 1964.

The new issue features 23 artistic positions focusing on erotic contemporary drawing.

The Book of Notebooks rekonstruiert die grafischen Narrative von Dan Perjovschi (geb. 1961) über den Zeitraum von 1994 bis 2017.

Květa Fulierová and Július Koller, their love and common life are a real creation. They do not discriminate between holidays, weekends or pauses. That which they live in, and live for, is one big work of art.

The programme series CRITIQUE AND CRISIS questioned over the span of three years between 2012-2015 the last common denominator of European crisis philosophy, namely, the basis of a democratic order that still holds today.

Acknowledged today as one of the most influential figures of post-war Yugoslavian art, mangelos is the pseudonym that the Yugoslavian art critic and historian Dimitrije Bašičević (1921–1987) used for his artistic activity, a parallel career he would only make public in the 1970s.

Published on the occasion of Nairy Baghramian’s (1971, Isfahan, Iran) new outdoor sculptural work for the Sonae|Serralves Commission, this fully illustrated book draws upon the artist’s interest in the ways sculpture functions in the public domain.