First published in 1966, Robert Venturi’s Complexity and Contradiction in Architecture is widely considered a foundational text of postmodernism and has become an essential document in architectural theory and criticism.

„Heimo Zobernig: Books & Posters, Catalogue Raisonné 1980–2015“ versammelt erstmals das gesamte publizistische Werk des Künstlers in systematischer Form.

Set within the fascinating cultural and political world of Vienna from the fin-de-siècle to the present day, this book provides an insightful analysis of the city's extraordinarily rich architectural tradition.

From 1967 up until his recent death, the British sculptor and Pop art innovator Eduardo Paolozzi (1924–2005) used the pages of the innovative British literary magazine

Best known for her penetrating images exploring what it means to be human, Diane Arbus is a pivotal and singular figure in American postwar photography.

The significance of Hannah Ryggen (1894–1970) as a central figure in Scandinavian modernism has only recently been acknowledged on an international scale.

The autochrome process, developed in 1904 by Auguste and Louis Lumière, represents the first industrially produced method of colour photography.

Stories offers a comprehensive insight into the multifaceted practice of Ghanaian photographer James Barnor, spanning four decades of profound political and cultural change.

In the aftermath of independence in 1947–48, architecture in South Asia became a decisive arena for negotiating modernity, political self-determination, and cultural identity.

In the 1980s, there was a marked surge of interest in philosophical, aesthetic, and emancipatory theory.

“… was here” was published for Huo Rf’s solo show, curated by Merve Elveren, that took place on September, 2018.

“Krieg und Poesie. scrivere la guerra” is a project and publication that examines the impact of war on art and culture, with particular emphasis on literature’s role in processing experiences of conflict, violence, and displacement.

The first issue of BFK’s photo zine Colorplay captures the essence of Berlin through its colors.

This album presents the musical component of Kiluanji Kia Henda’s performance and installation “Resetting Birds’ Memories,” commissioned by the International Film Festival Rotterdam (IFFR) in 2021.

Travelling to the Sun through the Night assembles photographs predominantly of Angola and its elusive capital, Luanda, from 2005 to 2013. It was only

A FIELD GUIDE TO THE SNOWDEN FILES is the first book to critically engage with artists responding to the NSA-files leaked by whistle blower Edward Snowden. Considering the most

Leben und Tod is the latest collaboration between these two seminal photographers and is the culmination of their joint exhibition at artspace AM, Tokyo, in 2019.

Lady Liberty Library Reader is a hybrid format, modelled on an independent magazine, theory reader, and visual archive.

In the 1920s, in Northern Italy, the brothers Camillo, Cezaro and Alfonso Bialetti produced in their workshops aluminum household equipment. Renato Bialetti, son of Alfonso,

Austrian artist Manfred Wakolbinger has been working on his enormous collection of underwater photographs for many years.

Print-on-demand has revolutionized the world of books. As analog-digital hybrids, PoD books are the very embodiment of the post-digital age.

Over the past ten years, Austrian artist Eva Schlegel has continued to develop her work with overwhelming abundance and density.

Over the past 25 years, Austrian artist Christian Eisenberger (born 1978) has created an extensive multimedia oeuvre in which

METABOLICA takes us into the factory of life and tells a molecular story about metabolic cycles in five chapters—from the Industrial Revolution to the present and future, from whaling and petro-modernism to current and future scenarios of the bioeconomy.

““High up in the air”, that’s how one could translate the ancient Greek word μετέωρος (metéōros), which the term “meteorite” derives from.

You’ll Never Watch Alone: The Screen as a Place of Work deals with one pressing issue within the hypercapitalist system that prevails globally: the screen as a workspace, an infrastructure, and a veil that renders workers largely invisible.

Off Limits by Rab Lewin offers a rare insight into Berlin’s squatter and techno-traveller communities in the years immediately following the fall of the Wall.

We had long hoped to work with photographer Yoshikazu Aizawa, who had previously contributed to the BadSeed zine project founded by Alessandra Pace.

City Atlas is neither a travel guide nor a traditional atlas, although it could be used as one. It invites us to travel the world without ever leaving the city.

The catalogue Gerhard Richter. The Editions offers an overview of Gerhard Richter’s artistic production spanning more than five decades.

Die Grube / The Pit is a rigorously conceived and generously realized Land Art project near Lake Neusiedl in Burgenland, which exhibition maker and designer Peter Noever founded in

‘Freinet Techniques’ is a project by graphic designer Paul Gangloff. It aims to publish a selection of texts written, typeset and

Sing a Song of Sixpence von Jack Pierson ist eine Publikation, die mit Fragmenten von Bildern, Textzeilen und typografischen Elementen arbeitet.

Nobson Newtown ist ein kleines Künstlerbuch von Paul Noble, das eine Auswahl seiner frühen Zeichnungen zur gleichnamigen fiktiven Stadt zeigt.

SIX-PACK-SIX von Mischa Kuball ist ein Künstlerbuch, das sechs Arbeiten des Künstlers in einer kompakten, seriellen Struktur zusammenführt.

New York between Orange and Yellow ist ein Künstlerbuch von Martin Noël, das seine zeichnerischen und druckgrafischen Eindrücke der Stadt New York in

The publication accompanying the exhibition Elogio al disparate documents an e-mail correspondence between the artist and Puerto Rican writer Claudia Becerra.

John Smith’s films unfold at the intersection of conceptual art, structural film, and documentary practice, drawing consistently on his own life and immediate surroundings.

June Crespo’s sculptural assemblages, which the artist conceives as communicating vessels, enter into a resonant relationship with our bodies.

The accompanying publication includes, in addition to an essay by Tom Houlton, lecturer in film and literature and author of the book Monuments as Cultural and Critical Objects, as well as

In Zeit im Bild, Rochelle Feinstein presents a new selection of works in which abstract painting intertwines with political, social, and ecological questions.

The insert by Belgian artist Ana Torfs is the third presentation in the series Considering the Collection & An Insert by …

March versammelt Gedichte und Performance-Texte von Nathalie Rozanes sowie ein Gespräch mit Elizabeth Ward und Tarek Halaby.

Building Futures brings together Shahed Saleem’s written and visual research on the British Mosque, to narrate how mosques have emerged, evolved and become established in Britain since the late nineteenth century.

With their work at the intersection of art and architecture, the Haus-Rucker-Co group, founded in 1967, is one of the most important figures in the Austrian post-war avant-garde.

For her edition of The Canterbury Tales, Marvin Gaye Chetwynd has selected her favourite tales and produced a heavily illustratred, collaged book that mixes Medieval and contemporary imagery, and includes the following tales:

The riotous and colorful artwork of famed catholic nun and educator Corita Kent.

Die Zukunft der Mode beruht auf der regenerativen Nutzung natürlicher Ressourcen und der Wiederbelebung des Handwerks im globalen Süden.

In May 1968, thousands of workers and students took to the streets of Paris, provoking an unprecedented wave of strikes, walkouts and demonstrations.

"Girls are powerful": the ‘70s feminist posters of See Red Women’s Workshop.

House flags are a mix of striking, abstract designs and charming, hand\\\-sewn motifs and were flown on boats of all sizes from

This edition of Nikolai Gogols classic short story The Overcoat presents the 1842 text together with newly commissioned artwork by Sarah Dobai.

In Prison Landscapes artist Alyse Emdur (born 1983) presents over 100 photographs of prison inmates presenting themselves in

For almost five decades, the United Kingdom made plans for a nuclear attack that never came.

It's hard to believe that there was a time when digital photography didn't dominate the industry and every town and city had a photo lab where you would get your films processed.

In the late summer of 1981, a group of women walked from Cardiff, Wales for over a hundred miles carrying a hand-made banner proclaiming their protest against nuclear missiles.

In the revolutionary fervor of 1968, activists beat a path to London's Poster Workshop.

Sixty years of letters, official reports, photographs, drawings and paintings of UFO sightings from British government files

From the 1950s onwards, football match programmes regularly featured Face In The Crowd competitions - crowd photographs with a lucky face circled.