The act, materials and time of painting are directly addressed in Bertolo’s work.

Together with isolated drawings and scalemodels, the The Be-Part Exercises can be seen as documents of the act of drawing in the midst of becoming.

One of the top-selling female artists in the world, Marlene Dumas is a young painter whose works deal with the cycle of life as well as issues of gender, sexuality, pleasure, and pain. This is an intimate look at her life—and the intellectual, ethical, and moral questions that stimulate and absorb her—as well as a comprehensive catalog of her drawings and paintings. Essays by prominent South African artists and her curator shed light on Dumas as a person as well as her creative work and its perception in the art world.

The basic idea of this issue of landscape is to explore the field of landscape design with narrative tools. In doing so, new questions arise about how we see and use landscapes within stories of everyday life, work, science, politics, fiction, movies, dreams, or the news.

This latest issue of Trapper Keeper invites fifteen artists from the worlds of underground publishing, zines and comix, installation art, graphic design, and experimental contemporary art to respond to the theme of UTOPIA.

Departing from the figure of the Taowu, a Chinese mythological monster of evil inclination used recently by historians and writers to symbolize the violent fate of Chinese utopian modernity, this publication interrogates the role of systemic and structural violence in the making of modernity and its artistic representations.

Catalogue covering Manders' double solo show "Isolated Rooms" at The Art Institute of Chicago and The Renaissance Society at The University of Chicago (9.13.2003 -1.4.2004).

Published to coincide with Welcome to Iraq, an Iraqi participation in the 55th International Art Exhibition la Biennale di Venezia, 2013. Texts by exhibition curator Jonathan Watkins and acclaimed Iraqi writer Tamara Chalabi.

An artist’s book and exhibition catalog at the same time, elegant and precious, designed by the founder of Conceptual Art. It serves as a visual analysis of the conceptual structures that interrogate the nature of color, form, space, and time, where the works and writings of Post-war artists such as Castellani, Fontana, Manzoni, and Klein, converse with Kosuth’s statements, and the theoretical as well as personal account of curator Cornelia Lauf.

For "Social Processes" a total of eleven artists and artists' groups have been invited to explore the social, cultural, and sociopolitical facets of Iasi on site. "Social Processes" is made up of three elements: a dialogic situation during the run-up, the exhibition, and a publication conceived of as a sourcebook.

This volume deals with historic or fictive monuments after they have disappeared as a consequence of ideological or political systems that have changed and follows what happens with the accumulation of information that persists in the material carcases of the built forms.

"The World According To" series seeks to challenge an artist to work in an unfamiliar way: using any source other than his own work, he develops an idea, a concept, a subject or a vision which can only be realized on 64 blank paper pages.

"The World According To" series seeks to challenge an artist to work in an unfamiliar way: using any source other than his own work, he develops an idea, a concept, a subject or a vision which can only be realized on 64 blank paper pages.

"The World According To" series seeks to challenge an artist to work in an unfamiliar way: using any source other than his own work, he develops an idea, a concept, a subject or a vision which can only be realized on 64 blank paper pages.

Allen Ruppersberg Drawing/and Writing is a two volume publication which explores the complex relationship of drawing and writing in Ruppersberg’s work.

Employing themes of classical and documentary travel photography, Baiker constructs new semiotic connections between historical and contemporary imagery. Cornerstones of Greek culture and history – politics, seafaring, architecture, sculpture and the theatre – become the parameters delineating the imagery of this project.

This publication refers to the 2008 exhibition and symposium "Reconstructing Swiss video art from the 1970s and 1980s" by the AktiveArchive research project.

The joint publication of Klaus Born, Valentin Hauri and Oliver Krähenbühl hosts three different ‘generations’ of painters and exposes three unique artistic approaches.

In our cultural imagination, the cosmos is a harmonious, utopian universe, but it is also uncontrollable, even unknown, and the source of a specifically modern fear or uneasiness—one that could be described as “cosmic anxiety.”

Bite Marks in Paper presents a series of intimate structures which function somewhere between two and three dimensions. Over the course of twelve months Myers used the action of biting paper to create a series of blind embossed paper documents, suggesting fragments of the everyday, as unique records of the impulses that precipitated them. In addition to the release of the publication, there will be a special accompanying text by Byron Coley, and a limited, deluxe edition.

Katalog mit 45 Abbildungen im vierfarbigen Offsetdruck, gestaltet von LA Graphic Design mit Texten von Aaron Bogart und Tom Morton und einem Gedicht von Bjørn Rasmussen.

Curator: Dan Cameron.

This book contains visual and written information on 7 films.
(English, Spanish)

Künstlerbuch mit 48 Abbildungen im vierfarbigen Offsetdruck, gestaltet von Cecilie Svanberg mit einem Text von Sara Hatla Krogsgaard.

The Garden is a photographic series that focuses on the relationship between a person and a garden, which can be seen as some sort of artificially created landscape.

Negus has originated from a very specific historical event dating back to the time of the Italian occupation in Ethiopia in 1936, when a wounded soldier was forced to return to Vernasca (PC), Invernomuto’s native town. On the occasion of his return, the community organized a joyful and obscure ritual in the main square during which was burnt the effigy of Haile Selassie I, last Negus of Ethiopia as well as the Messiah according to the Rastafarian cult, developed in Jamaica during the early 30s. The book, further development of the project Negus, contains an extensive visual section developed drawing on various personal archives, two unpublished essays by David Katz and Anna Della Subin and an interview with the two artists held by Frida Carazzato (Museion, Bolzano) and Emanuele Guidi (ar/ge kunst, Bolzano).

Ausgabe 9/10 des polnischen Bildmagazins.

The Exhibitionist is a journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Its objectives are to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns, encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating.

A peculiarity of the current field of curating is an ongoing contestation over the very meaning of “to curate.”

Book documenting two installations by Barbara Breitenfellner.

This catalogue is an extension of an ongoing research and exhibition project that TBA21 has supported since its inception in 2006. The Sovereign Forest renders visible and collects evidence of what has hitherto been hidden and suppressed within the site of a “modern war,”

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Issue 27 of the Romanian-English arts magazine.

Issue 30-31 of the Romanian-English arts magazine.

Featured artists in this issue:
Mark King, Nicht von Woert, Massimo Nota, Jogis Vandecatseye, Mary Mattingly, Andy Denzler, Trish Morrissey

Featured artists in this issue:
William Lamson, Doug DuBois, Jackie Gendel, Olive Sande, Martina Hoogland Ivanow,
Holly Frean, Petros Efstathiadis

Special edition of Art–ist, a contemporary art magazine from Istanbul, with texts from Marina Gržinić, Inke Arns and Sezgin Boynik.

In 1909, F.T. Marinetti published his incendiary Futurist Manifesto, proclaiming, "We stand on the last promontory of the centuries!!" and "There, on the earth, the earliest dawn!"

Looking at Austria and how it is constructed and constituted within a common image space, the concept of mountains, of an alpine landscape that functions as surface for multiple projections is prevalent; be it within the classic 1960s Heimatfilm, advertising, or political propaganda.

Using painting, drawing, and abstraction as markers of a space outside verbal description, Jessica Dickinson examines the slow exchanges between perception, matter, and psychology that develop in peripheral spaces.

on distance is a volume of photographs by Heinz Peter Knes representing a small selection from his extensive archive of travel photography dating back to 2010.

An Anthology of Concrete Poetry was first edited and published by Emmett Williams and Something Else Press in 1967.

Film in print. From the celebrated director Owen Land 144-2011, American filmmaker. Irreverent, intellectual, dangerous. Kunsthalle Bern 4.4. - 17.5.2009 Owen Land: "How can you believe anything he says?" KW Berlin - Kunst-Werke Berlin e.V. - Institute for Contemporary Art 22.11.2009 - 24.1.2010

For the book »fragments of a resistance« Hanna Priemetzhofer developed a visual language in or- der to convey and document the atmosphere and dynamics of the Gezi Park Protests 2013 she had wittnessed.

Die Klang- und Medienkünstlerin Anke Eckardt baut großformatige multisensorische Installationen.

This book was published on the occasion of the exhibition "Mizu no Oto - Sound of Water" curated by 3/3 in dialogue with Rinko Kawauchi.

Monographic publication with a selection of Laurent Schmid's works, visual essays/reference images and captions.

Künstlerbuch, Edition von 60 Stück, Format 20x 26 cm, Drucktechnik: Risograph, Bindung: japanische Fadenheftung

This book documents the architectural results of another Soviet anniversary – the celebrations of the centenary of Lenin’s birth in Ulyanovsk, formerly Simbirsk, the small city on the Volga where he was born.

a collection of travel journals by 20 artists

In Pages 7 In Translation the editors look at translation as an instance of cultural practice and of political agency. This space is not only found between languages or among cultures, but may be sought, for example, in the spatial and political arrangements of public and private spaces of cities, as communal or individual identities, in representations of state media, and in artistic practice itself.

The Exhibitionist is a journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Its objectives are to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns, encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating.

The Exhibitionist is a journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Its objectives are to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns, encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating.

The Exhibitionist is a journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Its objectives are to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns, encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating.

The Exhibitionist is a journal focusing solely on the practice of exhibition making. Its objectives are to create a wider platform for the discussion of curatorial concerns, encourage a diversification of curatorial models, and actively contribute to the formation of a theory of curating.

The work of artist Chris Evans evolves through conversations with people from various walks of life, selected in relation to their public position or symbolic role—resulting in sculptures, letters, drawings, film scripts, and unwieldy social situations.
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By the same token, emotionally charged scenes are presented as though they were being reported with a childlike lack of understanding. Situations are not translated, but rendered literally; the artist provides no commentary, but lets the image speak for itself.

In Manders's drawings, which clearly occur on a two-dimensional plane, a complex world is constructed. Certain elements continually resurface in different forms. In this way, he invests these individual elements with a visual past. Manders's technical style is diverse. The drawings seem to have been created quickly and directly, sometimes with only a few lines that encompass interior spaces. Depth is created with simple methods of perspective; these never deny the two-dimensional surface of the drawing paper, however.
In his drawings, Mark Manders plays with the spectator's perception and seems to be able to anticipate how one thought follows the next; his images direct the thought process.