Mark Seliger Photographs is a comprehensive retrospective of the work of Mark Seliger, spanning more than three decades of portrait and editorial photography.

Arts of the Working Class is a multilingual, international street newspaper and

This publication originates from a collaboration with David Aerne, a color scientist and long-term creative partner. Together, we explored generative gradients and examined what happens when color becomes the primary structural parameter of an artwork.

The first monographic publication by Vienna-based artist Angelika Loderer documents her examination of the definition of sculpture from 2009 to 2019.

Coming Closer was published on the occasion of Christoph Hinterhuber’s exhibition at Galerie Elisabeth & Klaus Thoman, Innsbruck, in collaboration with Nouvelle Galerie, Grenoble (2003).

Selbstporträt. Mit leeren Händen documents four conversations between Albert Oehlen and Rainald Goetz conducted between 1994 and 1998. Published as Bulletin 23 of the Fama & Fortune series,

The Drawings of Olav Westphalen presents a curated selection of works by Olav Westphalen, drawn from nearly 2,000 drawings that were examined in his Brooklyn studio.

In his collages, films, and architectural stagings, David Maljković engages critically with the legacy of modernism. Central to his practice are sculptural and

History and Other Objects brings together a substantial selection of works by Ekaterina Shapiro-Obermair, ranging across media such as installation, object, photography, and archival engagements.

Otto Zitko. Bunkier Sztuki is an exhibition catalogue documenting Austrian artist Otto Zitko’s presentation at Bunkier Sztuki – Contemporary Art Gallery Krakow in 2006.

WOODS is an artist book conceived and drawn by Alois Mosbacher between January and March 2021. The publication reflects on Mosbacher’s sustained engagement with the forest as both a real and symbolic space.

Alien Nation documents a body of work by Katrin Plavčak that moves between painting, drawing, and installation.

Korakrit Arunanondchai’s publication operates as an extension of his practice, in which painting, moving image, performance, and installation are conceived as interdependent narrative systems.

Clearly "shit mom" can be taken in several ways. Most obviously, it would seem, the title adopted by Tala Madani for her latest series of paintings (and for her book) refers to

Was trägt Sie? / What carries you? was published on the occasion of Lisa Holzer’s exhibition at the Secession in Vienna in 2019.

A Visit with the Artists documents an extended interview conducted by Sylvère Lotringer and published in 1994 as part of the Melbourne-based Pataphysics Series.

This exhibition catalogue, edited by Hans D. Chris and Iris Dressler and published in 2005 by Revolver – Archiv für aktuelle Kunst, documents a presentation dedicated to drawing by

33 degrees in the city, everything is sweating. Under the stage lights, the artificial hairpiece only intensifies the heat.

Kresiah Mukwazhi: Secession, Wien is the first monograph by Zimbabwean artist Kresiah Mukwazhi, published on the occasion of her 2023 exhibition at the Secession in Vienna.

In her work—spanning installations, videos, and performances , Carola Dertnig addresses artistic processes in relation to historiography, genre, and perspective.

TL CS PP DS was published on the occasion of Sophie Thun’s exhibition at the Secession in 2020.

Last year we traveled to China to begin filming a remake of Metropolis.

Long Haired and Freaky documents an early phase in the work of Norwegian artist Gardar Eide Einarsson.

The publication Out of Syria, Inside Facebook by Dona Abboud addresses the representation of war, displacement, and personal experience within digital media environments.

Shortly before the first lockdown, the Austrian conceptual artist and poet Kurt Ryslavy began a new series of paintings titled Werktagsmaler (“Weekday Painter”).

This illustrated alphabet of the Czech Republic ABCZ or All You Need to Know about Czechia and the Czechs takes a broad view of Czech culture,

The complete collection of Fluxus’ newspapers featuring work by iconic conceptual artists, writers and composers.

Anna Daučíková’s work investigates the perception and construction of the body, identity, and subjectivity. Since the 1980s she has developed an artistic practice that combines film, photography, installation, and text.

Since 2003 editor Alexander Linn has closely followed the graphic work of André Butzer.

The painter Henry Fuseli (Johann Heinrich Füssli) is one of the most distinctive artists of the late eighteenth century.

Between 1978 and 2008 Frida Parmeggiani was among the most sought after costume designers in Europe.

Filled with stunning 18th- and 19th-century illustrations of plants and other living creatures, this book is the first to bring together the life and art of the three Bauer Brothers,

One of the most important figures in global modernism, Cuban artist Wifredo Lam (1902'1982) traveled extensively in Europe in the 1930s,

The Vanities: Hollywood Parties 2000–2009 presents a decade of photographs by American photographer Larry Fink documenting the legendary Vanity Fair Oscar parties.

Christoph Schlingensief presents a comprehensive overview of the work of the German filmmaker, theatre director, and artist Christoph Schlingensief.

The main catalogue of documenta 14 will take the form of a reader, evoking the various meanings associated with the term.

Valérie Jouve: Resonances presents a selection of photographic works by the French artist and filmmaker Valérie Jouve.

When he went to Algeria in the 1950s Dirk Alvermann was only eighteen, a rebellious West German teenager thrilled by the struggle for freedom by the Algerian people against French colonial rule.

One Minute Sculptures documents one of the central conceptual bodies of work by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.

The catalogue Alexander Wolff – Picturesque presents a selection of works produced by the artist over the past fifteen years.

Narcolepsy presents a sequence of photographs by Australian photographer Max Pam that reflect his long-standing engagement with travel, memory, and the subjective experience of place.

Every designer knows the situation. You know exactly which element is missing, yet the required component is not available and has to be designed first.

Between 1993 and 1998, initiated by Chris Dercon, Witte de With and Richter Verlag, Düsseldorf, published a series of in total seven Cahiers.

Post-Menopause brings together a group of works by Rosemarie Trockel that continue her long standing investigation of cultural codes, gender constructions and systems of representation.

With "Blank. Raw. Illegible... Artists' Books as Statements (1960-2022)" the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum shows a representative selection of international positions dedicated to the blank book as an artistic medium.

When the artist Alberto Giacometti is unable to return to Paris after a trip to Switzerland during the Second World War,

From Alvar Aalto to Marco Zanuso, Chairs presents more than 1,000 innovations created by some of the world’s most influential designers.

My passion for fire hydrants came over me suddenly; it was never just a passing fancy. It has become an integral part of my life.

The Future of Tradition – 100 Years after the Exhibition “Masterpieces of Muhammadan Art” in Munich was published on the occasion of the exhibition held at Haus der Kunst in Munich in 2010–2011.

"The winter in L.A. that year was kind of a 'grey July.' Diana and I lived at 234 Entrada Drive in January and February of 2001.

Stump offers a radical, up-close look at the political spectacle in the United States, at a time marked by unprecedented partisanship,

Twenty years after Modern Lovers, a body of work on androgyny and transgender created when AIDS was at its peak, Bettina Rheims now presents Gender Studies

Haunts can be seen as part two of a trilogy which began with Trying to Dance, JH Engström’s artist’s book project which was short-listed f