Alphabetical order, old as words, implies a redefinition experience, not in terms of the practice, but from an order imposed by the alphabet.

The necessity for this book is to be found in the following consideration: that the lover’s discourse is today of an extreme solitude. (Doris Sommer)

Start with a exclamation sign assumes that on the other side there is an exit: Untitled Manifesto puts this into question: how decomposition is made?

Fara Fara means face-to-face in Lingala and is a musical phenomenon deeply rooted in Congolese culture. Two groups play at the same time at adjacent locations, and the ones who play longest win.

Diana Al-Hadid's sculptures, drawings, and panels merge figuration and abstraction. Her art involves a wide range of materials?from steel and fiberglass to gold leaf and pigment?

This book is not a catalogue raisonné, it instead takes a look at the library of an amateur, an excuse to apprehend this aspect of Richard Prince's work which encompasses books and the question of the collection and its incompleteness, revealed here by the “ghost” of the missing books.

No lover of books can be indifferent to the pleasures of books; many will suffer from some degree of bibliophilia.

A lost and found diary, with stories, facts and visions about the three and half years of the gallery's life. A diary, a book, about a gallery (the One Work Gallery), a town (Vienna), a world (the art world) and an artist (Salvatore Viviano).

Hannah quit her job as a catastrophic risk analyst when corruption in the industry became too much to bear, and her rempestous romance with her colleague Juliana didn't help.

This book is published on the occasion og the exhibition Speech Objects, a three-part exhibition, curated by Etienne Bernard and A Constructed World at the Ecole d'art de Blois-Agglopolys & Musee de l'Objet, May 28 - November 13, 2011.

Die Publikation erscheint als Band 7 in der Reihe Kunst und Theorie der Künstlerhäuser Worpswede

At the center of Dancing Inside Out—Steven Cohen’s live performance for the opening of the exhibition at Project Space Karlsplatz, followed by nine additional days—is a confrontation with the persecution of Jews under National Socialism.

An accordion postcard booklet made to accompany a work of Horvitz's that was in Art Basel, 2013. On the reverse is an interview with Horvitz by David Senior. This publication and the piece is premised upon the artist's discovery that "in early February, the California sunset coincides with the Maldives sunrise...."

Seit den späten 1990ern hat Egill Sæbjörnsson (*1973) in seinen Arbeiten eine nahezu einzigartige Herangehungsweise hinsichtlich der Verwendung von Material, Stil und Sujet entwickelt.

A series of exhibitions based on the Kontakt Art Collection dedicated to Mladen Stilinović
sixth episode
11/04 – 06/05/2017

,,Weltschmerz" is a Facebook page which survived for a few months between 2013 and 2014, before facing multiple bans for explicit content.

Englisch

The third exhibition to take place in the Brotkunsthalle is devoted to the neighbouring countries of the Czech Republic and Slovakia.

As one aspect of the EVN Group`s communication, the evn collection, offers the opportunity to become involved with contemporary visual art.

Handarbeit (Paperback, 1999) is an artist book by Austrian graphic designer Stefan Sagmeister, published on the occasion of his solo exhibition at the MAK – Museum of Applied Arts, Vienna.

This booklet printed in black and white with a blank library card slid into the front cover contains the full catalogue of the books in The Piracy Collection received by November 25.11.2011.

A conversation about 12 artist's books.

PREIS AUF ANFRAGE

George Saia, one third of General Idea, and better known as Jorge Zontal, was a compulsive doodler. He employed a curvilinear style compounded with obsessive repetition and elaboration. The Shoe Journal explores the shape of the stilleto shoe, later to become a General Idea motif.

II II V is a book about concrete, rabbits, abstraction, riddles, chicken mesh, bathrobes, lampshades, angels, salt, time, satellite dishes...

A three-volume set of 'totembooks,' individually slipcased, designed by Koch during a Nexus Press artist book residency (Atlanta 1993), presenting three examples of the artist's large-scale photo-assemblages in book form.

Kathy Slade is an artist who lives and works in Vancouver. She has exhibited in Canada, the United States, Europe, and Asia.

Nowadays, the notion of Heritage is besieged by multiple perspectives. Thoughts, materials, architectures and cities are all parts of heritage, a claim that stirs reactions, as well as creates expectations of the materials themselves.

Publication of the artist Stanley Brouwn.

Artist Book by Mladen Stilinovic

For over twenty years, Lewis Koch has been exploring themes of political and personal mythology in his large-scale photographic assemblages and installations.

There is an area between Venezia and Venice, between the reality and the logo, between the city and its brand.

Curated by Sohrab Kashani

British artist Jonathan Monk replays, recasts and re-examines seminal works of Conceptual and Minimal art by variously witty, ingenious and irreverent means.

In “A sense of disquietude concerning the existing order of things,”[1] Georg Kargl Fine Arts shows for the first time an exhibition that emerged as a collaboration between Belgian artist Koenraad Dedobbeleer (born in 1975) and the Austrian artist Herbert Hinteregger (born in 1970).

For Alexander Reznikov, the Russian real-estate developer, the passion to collect art began with purchases of works by the second Russian avant-garde.

One of the key images/objects that is repetitively used by Sara Rahbar and which forms “the main” body of her work has been an object that has been around for the last 4.000 years.

The publication is a collaboration between Iaspis and the graphic designers Matilda Plöjel, Mattias Jakobsson and Peter Ström.

Before and even after, many people died, were killed. Wars have not yet ended and never will. Martial law, unjustifiable executions, military governments, gynocides…

The second volume in the Critical Spatial Practice series presents a selection of conversations between Markus Miessen and political philosopher Chantal Mouffe.

"Another Earth Catalog" is a picture essay consisting of fictive, real, speculative components about the World of the "Whole Earth Catalog". Fabian Reimann nimmt den erstmals 1968 als umfassendes Verzeichnis für Werkzeuge zur Welt- und

Primarily known for exploring and emphasizing the practice of freehand drawing, Jasper Sebastian Stürup also works in a range of media including artist books, painting, video, and sculpture.

Produced as part of Speelplaats 8, the on ocassion exhibition space of the WT, the deck is an attempt to compress ideas of "play" into a tangible form.
(English)

If the Olson Twins are the new curators at the Whitney.
(English)

Libraries are generally perceived as storehouses, spaces of stable accumulation and containment. While the architecture may attempt to operate in this stable tone, the material contained within them is often far wilder. (engl.)

How to measure the immeasurable?

The One-day publishings are a series of hand-written and hand-copied notebooks.

Nach seiner ersten Monografie liegt nun ein von Rinus Van de Velde selbst konzipiertes und auch handgeschriebenes Künstlerbuch vor.

What exactly is the tactile, in a world in which a rising technocracy exploits the designed environment we feel? Who authorises and who writes, what tradition do we stand in and how can we touch base?

This publication began life in 1993. A defeat for a generation lost in a world with no taste. It's an ill-judged assortment of blues, muse, clues and new soft shoes.

Namida heisst «Träne» auf Japanisch. Das Buch zeigt über 100 Tränen aus der Tränensammlung, welche während der Ausstellung «Power Sources» im Art Tower Mito (Japan) gesammelt wurden. (Englisch, Japanisch)

Vienna is transforming fast and positioning itself as one of the most interesting cities for street art in Europe. Renowned graffiti painters no longer pass around the Austrian capital - they leave their artworks here visible for everybody walking the 23 districts. Murals have been around forever, but in the past couple of years, street artists have begun to work on large scale surfaces more and more, often with permission and with the help of ladders, cranes and lifts.

Das Heftchen mit dem Titel "Sur le Pont de Charleroi" besteht aus schwarz- weiß Abbildungen von gemalten Brückenfragmenten sowie der Erzählung einer kurzen Begegnung.

How did art escape the deadlock of the Situationists’ anti-art refusal?

Throw the cobwebs from your eyes is a work in the format of a sculptural installation, a translation and a reading.

In parallel with Art Brussels and his exhibition ‘This incomplete mythical world whose perfection lay outside it’, Joris Van de Moortel invited Mauro Pawlowski to create 17 compositions on the guitar called ‘Ostinatos’.

Pictures of anonymous people lost in the battle, rebels without a name or face, performing potential heroes or unknown soldiers who haven’t chosen their side, like a small troop in the middle of the battlefield that “just” fights to resist.

James R. Murphy, a math teacher in La Guardia, New York, regarded mathematics as the most powerful and manipulable abstract language available to humans. To acquaint students who don’t “like” math with abstract and systematical thinking, he put a piece of string in their hands and taught them to make string figures.

"Luke (Madrid)", a leporello, is part of the One-a-Month photobook challenge Michael Wynne set in October 2016.

'If you really want it: don’t buy it, turn it into lines'. That must have been one of the motives for Fine Art researcher Alevtina Kakhidze (Ukraine, 1973) to make several black and white drawings of luxury commodities and their prices, as Norman Bryson clearly points out in his essay I don’t need it/I want it.

Zagal is an occasional publication about masculine bodies to raise awareness of beatuy normativizatin and body objectification.