The analysis of sanitary spaces and places dedicated to personal care, as in a privacy observatory, helps with the in-depth assessment of social changes, allowing us to determine how the lives of users can be improved, how conflicts of use in public pl …

What do Carlo’s photographs say in this limited selection edited by his son Federico, who decided to celebrate his father with the elegant booklet you are holding in your hands? The title itself – Trees – already hints the love and attention that Carlo …

Das Düsseldorfer Museum Kunstpalast widmet dem Werk von Christo und Jeanne-Claude eine umfangreiche, retrospektiv angelegte Ausstellung. Vorgestellt werden sämtliche Großprojekte des Künstlerpaares, angefangen bei der Wrapped Coast 1969 bis zur spektak …

This unique photo book places the work of contemporary female photographers in the spotlight.   Collage showcases the recent work on the theme of sustainability of 64 outstanding female presenting photographers who have been shortlisted or nominat …

The Many Lives of Erik Kessels presents the highly anticipated first illustrated survey of this pioneering and influential curator, editor, and artist whose varied experiments with photography and photographic archives have allowed us to reconsider the …

Sam Chermayeff: Beasts presents the latest furniture collection by the Berlin- based architect and designer, following his previous project-turned-book, Creatures (Apartamento Publishing, 2020). These ‘beasts’ actively merge typologies: a chair becomes …

A magazine without words. BILL 4 contains 184 offset printed pages printed mostly in CMYK with some silver and a bit of black on 13 different paper stocks

Riffs, revisions, knockoffs, and homages: artists pay tribute to Ed Ruscha’s famous photo-conceptual small books. In the 1960s and 1970s, the artist Ed Ruscha created a series of small photo-conceptual artist’s books, among them Twentysix Gas Stations, …

Richmond’s elegiac, sombre ode to a coastal stretch of the Bristol Channel poetically weaves together lives hit by decades of austerity and isolation. Along this twenty-mile stretch of one of the world’s longest coastal mudflats, Richmond’s Love Bites  …

Das Antiduo der französischen Nachkriegszeit (1945–1975): Claude Parent und Paul Virilio entwarfen eine schräge Architektur, die im Gehen bezwungen werden muss.