This magazine takes the necktie as its subject: a small accessory with a remarkable capacity to carry social codes, contradictions, and historical change.

Daniel Dewar & Grégory Gicquel: Sculptures in the Round is an artist’s book published on the occasion of the duo’s exhibition at the Secession in Vienna in 2021.

Michael E. Smith. 2020 was published by the Secession on the occasion of the artist’s solo exhibition in Vienna. For the project, Smith produced 692 unique cat calendars, each based on a photographic archive originally used for the development of software and algorithms in the field of computer vision.

The book is connected to Abu Hamdan’s installation Earwitness Inventory, an ongoing work consisting of sourced and custom-designed objects used to reconstruct, describe, or evoke remembered sounds.

Peter Land belongs to a generation of artists who, in the 1990s, reimagined the interplay between video, performance, installation, and drawing.

With Josef Frank (1885–1967), the acclaimed catalog accompanying the 2015/16 exhibition at the MAK in Vienna focuses on one of the most significant Austrian architects of the 20th century.

The book examines two central modernist positions through the contrasting work of Josef Hoffmann (1870–1956) and Adolf Loos (1870–1933).

Michael Janiszewski. Fotoarbeiten 1990–1999 / Photography 1990–1999 brings together photographic works from a decade in which Janiszewski used staging, disguise, and role-play as central means of image-making.

I wish I knew what dress to wear. Fashion transforms. Fashion thrives on turning everything created in its name into a performance.

It's been thirty years that Nina Zivancevic has been offering us the wisdom of her thought and creative observation, be it through numerous analytical publishing, specialized art reviews, critical essay writing or through her poetry.

This booklet explores the idea of “home.” It begins at a table in a Vietnamese restaurant in Hawaii, and brings together people I met there, fragments of events, and memories through photographs, drawings, and text.

POSTER BOY is a magazine made up of posters

This publication is devoted to Roman Ondak, the Slovak conceptual artist whose work often operates through subtle shifts in everyday situations, social behavior, and exhibition conventions.

Lucy McKenzie creates spaces that seduce and unsettle. Blending painting, architecture, fashion, and film, she stages environments where surface, meaning, desire, and control converge.

Cindy Sherman, an iconic figure in art history since the 1980s, already questioned the boundary between authentic self-portraiture and staged self-enactment in her first major series, Untitled Film Stills (1977–1980).

Renaissance art and architecture are presented here through images, diagrams, and interactive paper elements.

The book examines 18th-century Mexican painting as a distinct and highly productive artistic field.

Buenos Aires is seen through façades, shopfronts, signs, interiors, and fragments of everyday urban life.

What makes a person an artist? How do works of art come into being, and

Leiko Ikemura, an artist originally from Japan, has lived in Europe for nearly thirty years. Her artistic practice is shaped by her engagement with these two cultural spheres.

Photography becomes a way of reading Mondrian’s self-image, his studios, and the public perception of his work.

Published in conjunction with the exhibition at the Secession in 2026, this publication explores central concerns of Onyeka Igwe’s artistic practice within the medium of the book.