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Musée D'art Contemporain De Lyon Centre De Documentation Maurice Musée d’art contemporain de Lyon Centre de documentation Maurice Besset Publications du macLYON 2020 Maxwell Alexandre Textes de Maxwell Alexandre, Isabelle Bertolotti, Matthieu Lelièvre et Kiki Mazzucchelli. Paris : Bernard Chauveau Éditions ; Lyon : macLYON, 2020. 136 pages, illustrations en couleurs ; 18 x 27 cm Édition trilingue : français / anglais / portugais. ISBN : 978-2-36306-279-6 ISBN macLYON : 2-906461-99-7 25 € Storytelling Textes d’Antoine Bellini, Isabelle Bertolotti, Sara Bichão, Chourouk Hriech, Celsian Langlois, Matthieu Lelièvre, Violaine Lochu, Lou Masduraud et Hannelore Van Dijck. Lyon : macLYON, 2020. 192 pages, illustrations en couleurs ; 14,9 x 21 cm Édition bilingue : français / anglais. ISBN : 2-906461-90-3 non diffusé hors macLYON 2019 Penser en formes et en couleurs Texte d’Erik Verhagen, Sylvie Ramond et Hervé Percebois. Lyon : Musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon et macLYON ; Paris : Lienart éditions, 2019. Collection : Traits d’union. 128 pages, illustrations en couleurs ; 16,8 X 22 cm Textes en français. ISBN : 978-2-35906-309-7 16 € Bernar Venet Retrospective 2019 1959 Textes de Thierry Raspail, Thierry de Duve, Donatien Grau. Entretien de Bernar Venet avec Hans-Ulrich Obrist. Paris : Éditions Dilecta ; Lyon : macLYON, 2019. 392 pages, illustrations en couleurs ; 27 x 29,5 cm Édition bilingue : français / anglais. ISBN (FR) : 978-2-37372-068-6 ISBN (EN) : 978-2-37372-069-3 45 € Sur Bernar Venet : une anthologie Textes de Kenneth R. Allan, Lawrence Alloway, Bernard Ceysson, Mathieu Copeland, Raphaël Cuir, Bruno D'Amore, Arthur Danto, Nadine Descendre, Alexandre Devals, Catherine Francblin, RoseLee Goldberg, Jacques Henric, Ann Hinbry, Sándor Hornyik, Alexis Jakubowcz, Donald H. Karshan, Thierry Kuntzel, Donald Kuspit, Déborah Laks, Thierry Lenain, Michael Leong, Claude Lorent, Laurence Louppe, Bernard Marcadé, Jan van der Marck, Thomas McEvilley, Filiberto Menna, Catherine Millet, Robert C. Morgan, Brian O'Doherty, Enrico Pedrini, Véronique Perriol, Arnaud Pierre, Philippe Piguet, Michel Ragon, Thierry Raspail, Carter Ratcliff, Pierre Restany, Barbara Rose, Damien Sausset, Jean Louis Schefer, Olivier Schefer et Erik Verhagen. Paris : Éditions Dilecta ; Lyon : macLYON, 2019. 352 pages illustrations en noir blanc ; 25 x 29,5 cm ISBN : 978-2-37372-067-9 35 € 2018 Frigo Generation 78/ 90 Paris : Bernard Chauveau Éditions ; Lyon : macLYON, 2018. 196 pages, illustrations en couleurs ; 21 x 26 cm ISBN : 978-2-36306-233-8 Édition bilingue : français / anglais. 22,50 € Adel Abdessemed : L’Antidote / Otchi Tchiornie Volet L’Antidote : Textes de Paul Ardenne, Kamel Daoud, Thierry Raspail, Mihele Robecchi, Octavo Zaya. 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Danielewski, Mike Davis, Joan Didion, Dominick Dunne, Bret Easton Ellis, James Ellroy, Steve Erickson, John Fante, Janet Fitch, Angela Flournoy, James Frey, Romain Gary, Ryan Gattis, Kenneth Goldsmith, Paul Haggis, Joseph Hansen, John Haskell, Todd Haynes, David Hockney, Christopher Isherwood, Aris Janigian, Chris Kraus, Rachel Kushner, Cameron Lange, Annette Leddy, Francesca Lia Block, Joe Linton, David Lynch, Terrence Malick, Joyce Maynard, Esther McCoy, Joseph Mattson, Jan Morris, Walter Mosley, Norman M. Klein, Maggie Nelson, Victoria Patterson, Vanessa Place, Eric Puchner, Thomas Pynchon, John Rechy, Nina Revoyr, David Richards, Mary Rinebold Copeland, Jean Rolin, Martha Ronk, James Sallis, Christina Schwarz, Carolyn See, Lisa See, Mona Simpson, Jane Smiley, Jack Smith, Gary Snyder, Matthew Specktor, John Steppling, Matthew Stokoe, Donna Tartt, Karen Tei Yamashita, Paul Thomas Anderson, David Thomson, Rupert Thomson, Héctor Tobar, Bruce Wagner, Joseph Wambaugh, John Waters, Benjamin Weissman, Lawrence Weschler, Christa Wolf, Rudy Wurlitzer. Oslo : Astrup Fearnley Museet ; Lyon : macLYON, 2016. 281 pages ; 18,5 x 12 cm Artistes : Kelly Akashi, Kenneth Anger, John Baldessari, Math Bass, Larry Bell, Billy Al Bengston, Brian Calvin, Meg Cranston, John Divola, Samara Golden, Hannah Greely, David Hockney, Evan Holloway, Robert Irwin, Alex Israel, Stanya Kahn, William Leavitt, Nancy Lupo, Tala Madani, Paul McCarthy, Rodney McMillian, Nicole Miller, Michele O’Marah, Catherine Opie, Laura Owens, Charles Ray, Ed Ruscha, Alexis Smith, Martine Syms, Henry Taylor, Ryan Trecartin/Lizzie Fitch, Kaari Upson, Jonas Wood. ISBN : 978-82-91430-94-2 Textes en anglais, traduits en français. 10 € Walls Drawings, Icônes Urbaines Textes de Thierry Raspail, Hervé Perdriolle, Julien Malland, Stéphanie Lemoine, Tristan Manco. Lyon : macLYON ; Cinisello Balsamo : Silvana Editoriale, 2016. 160 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Artistes : Charley Case, Franco Fasoli/JAZ, Kid Kréol & Boogie, Addam Yekutieli/Know Hope, Reko Rennie, Saner, Seth, Teck, Elliot Tupac, Wenna. ISBN / EAN : 9788836634262 Édition bilingue : français / anglais. 25 € Jean-Luc Parant : Éboulement : un envahissement Paris : Éditions Actes Sud, 2016. 128 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Textes en français. ISBN : 978-2-330-06582 20 € Mel Ramos : Beautés familières Vienne : The Hilger collection, 2016. 59 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Édition bilingue : français / anglais. 15 € Jan Fabre : Stigmata, actions et performances 1976-2016 Livret proposant une traduction française de l’entretien entre Jan Fabre et Germano Celant paru dans l’ouvrage Stigmata, édité spécialement à l’occasion de l’exposition au macLYON. Musée d’art contemporain de Lyon, 2016. 74 pages. ISBN : 978-88-572-2124-3 Yoko Ono : Lumière de L’aube Textes de Thierry Raspail et Jon Hendricks, Annie Claustres, Mathieu Copeland, Stéphane Davet, Emma Lavigne, Olivier Lussac. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Paris : Somogy Éditions d’art, 2016 496 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Édition bilingue : français / anglais. EAN : 9782757210611 45 € 2015 Antoine Catala : Jardin synthétique à l’isolement Textes de Sarah Wang, Antoine Catala, Thierry Raspail, Melissa Ragona, Florence Derieux. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Paris : Bernard Chauveau Édition, 2015. Collection : Couleurs Contemporaines. 112 pages, illustrations en couleurs. ISBN : 9782363061522 Édition bilingue : français / anglais. 25 € Open Sea Textes de Thierry Raspail, Tan Boon Hui. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Cinisello Balsamo : Silvana Editoriale, 2015. 158 pages, illustrations en couleurs. 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Small, Naufus Ramirez- Figueroa, Ran Huang, Johann Rivat, Sümer Sayin, Anastasis Stratakis, Keiichiro Terae. ISBN : 9782906461925 2014 Erró : Retrospective Textes de Danielle Kvaran, Thierry Raspail, Anaïd Demir, Jill Gasparina. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Paris : Somogy Éditions d’art, 2014. 408 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Édition bilingue : français / anglais. ISBN : 978-2-7572-0882-3 45 € Oliver Beer Textes d’Isabelle Bertolotti, Matthieu Lelièvre, Rebecca Lamarche-Vadel, Thierry Raspail, Jonathan Watkins. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Paris : Galerie Thaddaeaus Ropac, 2014. 120 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Édition bilingue : français / anglais. ISBN : 2-906461-89-X 25 € Imagine Brazil Textes de Gunnar B. Kvaran, Hans Ulrich Obrist et Thierry Raspail. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Oslo : Astrup Fearnley Museet, 2014. Un volume illustré en anglais (255 p.) et un livret de textes en français (64 p.) Artistes : Jonathas de Andrade, Arrigo Barnabé, J. Borges, Sofia Borges, Rodrigo Cass, Adriano Costa, Deyson Gilbert, Fernanda Gomes, Marcellvs L., Milton Machado, Montez Magno, Cinthia Marcelle, Maria Martins, Thiago Martins de Melo, Rodrigo Matheus, Cildo Meireles, Pedro Moraleida, Paulo Nazareth, Rivane Neuenschwander, Paulo Nimer Pjota, Sara Ramo, Mayana Redin, Gustavo Speridião, Tunga, Adriana Varejão, Caetano Veloso, Carlos Zilio. ISBN : 978-82-91430-71-3 (catalogue anglais) ISBN : 2-906461-88-1 (livret français) 39 € Motopoétique Textes de Paul Ardenne, entretiens de Barbara Polla avec Shaun Gladwell et Ali Kazma. Lyon : Musée d’art contemporain ; Paris : Somogy Éditions d’art, 2014. 192 pages, illustrations en couleurs. Artistes : Conrad Bakker, Elisabetta Benassi, Janet Biggs, Tia-Calli Borlase, BP, Alain Bublex, Benedetto Bufalino,
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