Georg Gatsas Publisher Cpress ISBN 9783952471012

Featuring: Nicolas Party, Juan Grimm, Peter McGough, Katie Stout, Pierre Le-Tan, Lapo Binazzi, Mr Portsmouth, Hong Seung-Hye, Duggie Fields, Sabine Marcelis, Danny Bowien, Endless set of possibilities, Henry Taylor, Peter Berlin, Lina Scheynius, and Sy …

Not since the early 2000s has a group of fashion photographers become a movement. Now, 21 contemporary fashion photographers have been brought together for Posturing, the book about a new movement. Featuring editorial work, it highlights how they use t …

19 × 13 cm, Softcover, 2017

Manege frei für die Welt der AkrobatInnen, der Clowns und der exotischen Tiere. Der Katalog „Parallelwelt Zirkus“ führt über die Werke zeitgenössischer KünstlerInnen in das Universum Zirkus ein und richtet den Blick auf einen wundersamen Ort der Welter …

Two photographers experience their first edition of Gărâna Jazz Festival and greedily capture all its details. From humans to animals, from sky to earth, from masters to disciples, from sound to light, we are witnessing a documentary created under the …

When those in the magazine industry need inspiration, they look to Purple. It has influenced countless other magazines and spawned trends that have trickled down through all levels of culture. To celebrate its fifteenth anniversary, this volume brings …

A dictionary will tell you that confabulations are memory disturbances; the production of fabricated, distorted memories about oneself and the world, but without a conscious intention to deceive. “Subjectivity is not the master signifier of the image,” …

Beiträge von Robert Klanten. Englisch. 144 Seiten, 24 x 30 cm. 1,1 kg. Fester Einband. 9783899553154. art-16280

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Printed as newspapers and commentators trade comparisons with 1848, 1917, 1979 and 1989, in order to grasp the impact of the democratic upsurge that stretches from the Mahgreb to Iran, this timely visual essay in the form of a newspaper, revisits the b …

Nightclubs and discotheques are hotbeds of contemporary culture. Since the beginning of the twentieth century, they have been centres of the avantgarde that question social norms and experiment with different realities, merging interior and furniture d …

Since the 1950s, Egypt has developed a dozen new towns in the desert around Cairo. This book offers the first systematic exploration of these cities, analyzing their urban form, their promise, and their shortcomings. Originally intended to satisfy grow …

In the 1950s, Bruno Lüdke was (erroneously) considered the »greatest mass murderer in criminal history«. The case was kept secret by the Nazis, but since the 1950s it has provided material for sensationalist media revelations and film dramatizations. T …

THE ARCHITECTURAL REVIEW (by Owen Hatherley): This wonderful 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. Told by the authorities in Moscow that the ‘door would be open’ for them to modernise their mainly wooden, one-storey, Tsarist city for the duration of the celebrations, and that they’d close it immediately when it was over, the local Party rushed to build a Museum, a Library, a Palace of Culture, housing, an Airport and the high-rise Hotel Venets before the tap of money and resources was turned off. In its first year of opening, two Poles, 70 Britons, and more than 3,000 East Germans arrived to stay in the Hotel Venets, and we get to read the inventory of difficult questions they answered (‘can we see how people live in those little wooden houses?’), and find out how hotel staff took it out on the guests.

Combining Polaroid photography and texts in English and Arabic, this book presents creative practices of design that occur on the sidewalk along with the unplanned interventions in the public space that give Cairo its distinctive character. Organized i …

A meditation on racism—provocative, poetic, and a literary sensation in America. The US American author Claudia Rankine describes forms of racist aggression in everyday life and in the media. Some of them seem random, others are deliberate attacks—in t …

As with Rambo, Beni Bischof watched the film Bambi (Walt Disney, 1942) over and over again while sitting in front of the TV and painting hundreds of works. From hand-written artworks to loose watercolour figures and more abstract shapes, the book and e …

At the beginning of the twentieth century, the newly emerging mass media began circulating an unwonted volume of information, leading to a huge surge in visualization. The abundance of news required new forms of representation to provide a quick unders …

At the beginning of the twentieth century, the newly emerging mass media began circulating an unwonted volume of information, leading to a huge surge in visualization. The abundance of news required new forms of representation to provide a quick unders …

Published by Innen, 16 pgs, 19 × 13 cm, Softcover, 2017,

ize: 220×320 mm Pages: 312 Print: Four colour litho Cover: Four colour litho plus Pantone Special features: Gatefold Letraset timeline ISBN: 978-0-9956664-4-3

We now have the technology to reach nearby planets. Even though many long-term technical issues still need to be solved to create the conditions for a permanent, self-sustaining human presence on another planet, imagining humans as a multi-planetary sp …

To mark the occasion of Alexander Kluge’s eighty-fifth birthday, the Museum Folkwang is organizing a comprehensive show of the work of the film-maker, writer, philosopher, and artist. The exhibition is an introduction to Kluge’s artistic “pluriverse” and sets out to illustrate his main methods, themes, and conceptual approaches, with the central focus on his filmic collages. The accompanying book picks up on the themes addressed in the exhibition and concentrates on the principle of work collaboration, which is of key importance for Kluge: the process of “thinking together” with academics and artists, such as Thomas Demand, Georg Baselitz, and Ben Lerner. Both the book and the exhibition are being produced in close collaboration with Alexander Kluge. “Alexander Kluge: Pluriverse” is at the Museum Folkwang Essen from 15 September 2017 to 7 January 2018 and at the 21er Haus in Vienna from February to April 2018. With texts by Leslie A. Adelson, Christoph Streckhardt, Richard Langston, Ben Lerner, Alexander Kluge, Anna Fricke, a.o. 24.00 €

A Road Trip across the United States in Interviews and Photographs

Little Warsaw: Rebels In the heady days following the fall of communism in Hungary, students at the Hungarian Academy of Fine Arts decided to take action. The student rebellion illustrates, in miniature, all the conflicts that abounded during this peri …

The Unframed Ellis Island project is about bringing alive the memory of Ellis Island, the entry point to America for millions of immigrants. Coming from all over the world, leaving their belongings, their family and their past behind them, with the fea …

Photography by Henry Roy Text by Henry Roy Edited and designed by Études Studio Published by Études Books, Paris Image post production by Janvier First edition, 300 copies February 2017, printed in EU ©2017, Études Books for this edition and Henry Roy …

features the misadventures of porsha martini in 60 full-color pages, plus contributions from eight artist friends, including mr. andre, jay howell, todd james, huskmitnavn, kyle platts, frez wib, robert meinhardt and brandon lee

Photography by Aurélien Arbet & Jérémie Egry Edited and designed by Études Studio Published by Études Books, Paris www.etudes-studio.com Image post production by Janvier First edition, 300 copies October 2017, printed in EU

Photography by Ari Marcopoulos Text by Kara Walker Edited and designed by Études Studio Published by Études Books, Paris Image post production by Janvier First edition, 300 copies February 2017, printed in EU ©2017, Études Books for this edition and Ar …

Hardcover: 764 pages Publisher: Fondazione Prada; Box Har/Ps edition (June 27, 2017) Language: English ISBN-10: 8887029709 ISBN-13: 978-8887029703 Product Dimensions: 5.3 x 1.6 x 6.9 inches

Katalog mit ca. 400 Abbildungen im vierfarbigen Offsetdruck, gestaltet von Paul Bowler und Georg Weißbach mit Texten von ART N MORE, Dr. Ralf Hartmann, Franz Hempel, Dr. Marcus A. Hurttig (dt.) Broschur, 300 Seiten, 17×24 cm, Auflage 500 Erschienen 11/ …

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Im Jahr 2015 erschien von Andrzej Steinbach der Fotoband Figur I, Figur II, in dem zwei Frauen porträtiert wurden. In seinem neuen Buch erweitert er den Personenkreis, um sich fotografisch mit der Frage auseinanderzusetzen: Warum sollte man binären Ordnungsschemata misstrauen und sich Figurationen des Dritten zuwenden? Als fotografischer Ausgangspunkt dient Steinbach das klassische Format des Gruppenbildes bzw. des Familienporträts. Alle beteiligten Figuren schauen in Richtung Kamera und blicken zum Betrachter hin. Aber im Bildmittelpunkt ist immer nur eine Person zu sehen, die anderen sind angeschnitten. In der Serie wechseln die Modelle ihre Positionen und auch die Kleidung, so dass ein Verwirrspiel entsteht und die Dreierkonstellation immer wieder aus der Ordnung gerät. Der Titel Gesellschaft beginnt mit drei lehnt sich an den gleichnamigen Essay von Ulrich Bröckling an und ist Steinbachs gelungene fotografische Umsetzung dieses Gedankens.

Lara Baladi Irene Chabr Lynn Hershmann Leeson Thomas Hirschhorn Randa Maroufi Rabih Mroué Thomas Ruff D. H. Saur

An unofficial history of Jamaican dancehall music told through its graphic design, Serious Things a Go Happen brings together more than 100 original posters and signs from the early 1980s through today, drawn from the poster collection of Jamaican film …

This book offers a unique view into the creative universe and artistic circle of agnès b. by bringing together major works she has collected and the special contributions by personalities such as Kenneth Anger, Jonas Mekas, Jonone, Futura, Edouard Glis …

For more than twenty years, Armin Linke has been photographing the effects of globalization, the wholesale transformation of infrastructures, and the networking of the post-industrial society via digital information and communication technologies. His …

First book dedicated to the English artist and musician (*1955). The artistic career of Linder Sterling stretches over three decades and numerous areas of cultural production. This publication brings together for the first time material ranging from he …

In the mid-1960s, there was widespread dissatisfaction in German architecture faculties: in the eyes of students and teaching assistants, the training of so-called artist-architects no longer seemed in keeping with the times. In protest, they independently organized their own interdisciplinary seminars and examinations. They committed themselves to the scientification of the architectural plan. During the period of student unrest, they debated the social uses of architecture and planning and tested participative models in practical contexts. Students printed flyers, campaigned in various political groups, and set up magazines. On the basis of interviews with contemporary observers of the scene, archival research, and contributions from authors, the book presents a detailed overview of these now almost “forgotten schools”. The editors were inspired not only by reviewing the historical events but also by the relevance they have for current debates on the professional profile of planners and architects and their sociopolitical responsibilities. Text: Matthias Burke, Beatrice Colomina, Hisar Ersöz, Jesko Fezer, Matthias Görlich, Nina Gribat, Eleonore Harmel, Julia Hartmann, Tanja Herdt, Leon Jank, Philipp Misselwitz, Ines Weizman Eyewitness: Harald Bodenschatz, Klaus Brake, Peter Conradi, Rolf Czeskleba–Dupont, Peter Dietze, Uwe Drepper, Gisbert Dreyer, Franziska Eichstädt-Bohlig, Rainer W. Ernst, Helga Fassbinder, Dieter Frick, Anette Gangler, Sigmar Gude, Lothar Götz, Sybille Heeg, Peter Herrle, Peter Hübner, Frank Huster, Declan Kennedy, François Kerschkamp, Bärbel Kirschner, Ingrid Krau, Reinhard Kuchenmüller, Nikolaus Kuhnert, Arno Lederer, Wolfgang Linsenhoff, Ingrid Lübke, Jörg Pampe, Sybille Plesch-Kinzler, Wolf Reuter, Hans-Joachim Rieseberg, Winfried Schwantes, Wolfgang Schwinge, Thomas Sieverts, Viktoria Waltz, Manfred Walz, Klaus Zillich

The first-ever global survey of brutalist architecture from the 1950s to the 1970s, based on research project carried out collaboratively by Deutsches Architekturmuseum DAM and Wüstenrot Foundation.

Ein spektakuläres Erschliessungsprojekt des Deutschen Architekturmuseums und der Wüstenrot Stiftung: Erstmals wird die brutalistische Architektur der 1950er- bis 1970er-Jahre in einer weltweiten Bestandsaufnahme dargestellt.

How can one put music on exhibit in an art context? This was the question preoccupying curator Clara Meister, artist and composer Ari Benjamin Meyers, and producer Thomas Mayer when they started Soundfair in Berlin in 2008 — an international exhibition …

Featuring: Lawrence Weiner, Na Kim, Gay Talese, Kyoichi Tsuzuki, Maria Pratts, Jerry Schatzberg, Julien Dossena, Alec Soth, Margot & Fergus Henderson, Joseph Holtzman, Beach house in drag, Maureen Paley, and Domestic dystopia? Plus: A series of unique …

Entangling the seemingly contradictory, THIS IS BADLAND takes its Balkan roots to mine cross-cultural connections and initiate new dialogues. Based out of Berlin the magazine is driven by a desire to veer away from any homogenous understanding of reali …

The German photographer Daniel Sannwald (*1979) produces magical, surreal, and colorful images. Based in London, he contributes to magazines such as Dazed and Confused, i-D, PoP, Arena Homme+, and Vogue, and is considered one of the top fashion photogr …