Thomas Demand has received widespread recognition for a photographic practice that continuously shifts between reality and fiction.

Aernout Mik is among the most influential artists working with video today. His installations operate at the intersection of film, video, performance, sculpture, and architecture,

The Wittgenstein Vitrine, a monumental cabinet of silver and gemstones, is among the most complex and significant works produced by the Wiener Werkstätte.

This publication is a compendium of documentary materials produced in conjunction with an exhibition organized by the Foundation Holland Experimental Film in collaboration with De Appel.

For more than six decades, fanzines have remained a vital form of independent expression. Often handmade and circulated through grassroots networks, fanzines not only

Carib’s Leap / Western Deep (2002) is a key early work by Steve McQueen, comprising two conceptually linked film projects that address history, labor,

EDGES brings together thirteen etchings by Alex Katz and the poem Edges by Robert Creeley. The collaboration is grounded in reduction, precision, and immediacy.

This book brings together more than 700 remarkable, surprising, and humorous snapshots from the world’s largest collection of private

David Lynch: Lithos, 2007–2009 presents a group of graphic works by the artist and filmmaker David Lynch produced between 2007 and 2009.

Bertrand Goldberg (1913-1997) was a visionary Chicago architect whose designs for housing, urban planning, and industrial design made a distinctive

The work of the American artist Philip Taaffe (born 1955) engages with historical sources while translating them into a contemporary pictorial language.

Lusty Games: A Short Lesbian Story of Sensual Desire / Wollüstige Spiele: Ein kleines lesbisches Getändel voll sinnlicher Lust is a small-format

This editorial project consists of two interconnected volumes: a Reader that brings together research materials and texts, and a visual Archive that assembles documents, images, and testimonies.

John Baldessari’s most recent series of large-scale collages was created for an exhibition at the Städel Museum in Frankfurt, drawing on works