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July Softcover 2015, 6 ½ x 9 inches, pp, 22 216 b&w and color 70 ISBN: 978-3-944669-69-4 Retail price: $32.00 interpret—little focus is placed on communication. However, there are also architecture exhibits that concentrate concentrate that exhibits architecture also are there However, communication. on placed is interpret—little focus audience between the relationship intense an build to possible it making experience, an communicating on and the content on display. The result of a research project organized by the in 2013 faculty of Design and Art of the Free University of Bozen Bolzano, Displayed Spaces for proposed exhibition its accompanying and project redevelopment a in ideas architectural communicate the city of Bolzano, Italy. The book is organized into two sections—the first introduces project criteria and the public, the of analysis an with begins second the its presentation; and content on considerations curatorial can different types engagement visitors—and the of spatial to demonstrates particular attention how with theoreticians, essays by together Bringing exhibition. and between visitor relationship personal a generate contemporary architecture of analysis this production, exhibition in practitioners and involved curators exhibitions concludes by asking what is more important: the experience of the exhibition or its effect on the debate on architecture and its history. Essays by Giovanna Borasi, Anne Holtrop, Wilfried Kühn, Emanuela De Cecco,Something Fantastic, Ilka & Andreas Andres Ruby, Lepik and Tina di Carlo and two interviews with (ROTOR). Maarten Gielen and Severen) Van David Geers Kersten (OFFICE Geers Kersten Roberto Gigliotti (Ed.) 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Frontlist RIDINGHOUSE, LONDON LONDON RIDINGHOUSE, R July Hardcover 2015, ¼ inches,9 x 11 270 pp, 255 color 978-1-909932-09-8 ISBN: Retail price: $60.00 underlying social expectations of identity. Spanning almost four decades, this monograph interweaves numerous demonstrate to illustrations full-bleed 250 over in artist’s career the throughout series photomontage imagery pornographic male saturated material—from brightly source disparate of manipulation brilliant Linder’s to softly lit portraits of ballerinas. In conversation with the artist, Dawn Ades explores the ambiguities and repulsion beauty and glamour, and fashion imagery, pornographic between and domestic relationships close combination her underlying abuse sexual of experience artist early discusses the the and with work, Linder’s in and collecting finding, of process discuss Linder’s they Together, imagery. balletic and pornographic of assembling the montages, and how the artist enlarges her negatives digitally to make the figures unrecognizable. Finally, in exploring the role of narrative and humor and her upcoming performances in which the artist employs a version of automatism, Ades places Linder’s provocative work firmly in the contextof the history photomontage. of Radical feminist and well-known punk and post-punk provocateur Linder is joined by leading Dada and Surrealism and Dada leading by joined is Linder provocateur post-punk and punk well-known and feminist Radical photomontages—Linder’s first provocative Linder’s of monograph extensive this in Ades Dawn curator/critic work Linder’s commodities, domestic imagery with sexualized of its replacement for 2006. Best known since violates, liberates and celebrates the human body while questioning the mechanics of gender and its ties and images violent almost shocking, times at and humorous surprising, Her media. and culture consumer to repressions and fantasies powerful expose fanzines, 1980s in published actively compositions, precise LINDE Art + Culture 8 Pamela Kort & Max Hollein (Eds.) Hollein &Max Kort Pamela A Se Blümlinger, Rachel Haidu, Gabriele Mackert, Michael Newman and more. Christa by Essays others. among Wallace, Ian and Mallarmé Stéphane Fisher, by Lotharartworks Baumgarten, Marcel Broodthaers, Ernst Caramelle, Morgan andhistory the of production memorial culture. Included are and commentary of processing artistic post-colonialism, and globalization to due environment and subject between relationship the museums, and artist of roles changing the dismantling of representation and the reorganization of pictorial space, the devices, linguistic as such areas exploring themes art contemporary on reflect artists and theorists by Essays tenure. Folie’s during acquired works of collection extensive the documents materials, source and photographs with illustrated richly through art contemporary revisiting modernism. This voluminous survey catalog, theestablish institution’s reputation for generating new critical on discussion Director of the Generali Foundation from to 2008 2014, Sabine Folie helped + QUE 20 ANS AP Retail price: $78.00 978-3-86442-116-7 ISBN: 512 470 color pp, 9½x11 ¾inches Softcover, catalog Exhibition &German, 2015, English July Kort. Pamela curator by English and German both in text personal and economic change. 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Reprinted here for the first time in actual size, this book is a must-have for every art book collector. July Softcover 2015, ¼ inches,8 ¼ x 10 pp, 122 44 color ISBN: 978-1-909932-07-4 Retail price: $19.95 BEFO T Barrada,Yto No 2 Vol. artist Yto Barrada’s work is the subject of the first book. Investigating a paleon tologyexhibition in Morocco, she focuses on the fabrication of historic objects in the context of modern-day museology. Similarly, provocative works by the three short-listed artists comprise the second book in which proposals by Indian and artistShahbazi Setareh Iranian Berlin-based Banerjee, artistSarnath film Lebanese artist Mounira Al Solh are presented with brief artist interviews. Together history hyper-mediation, of contemporary world our in how projectsthese explore as a constructed sphere is constantly in flux. Ma BA DAVID T Since its launch the influential in 1976, journal of art history and criticism October Corinn Gerber (Ed.) Gerber Corinn July Softcover 2015, 6 x 9 ¼ inches, pp, 400 416 b&w and color 16 ISBN: 978-3-940215-16-1 Retail price: $25.00 has not had one image reproduced in color. Well-known contemporary Scottish artist and writer David Batchelor playfully rectifies this situation in the series of delightful, exuberant and colorful drawings that transform (2012–13) page every of the magazine’s first issue (SummerDisrupting1976). October matic universe and textual clarity, Batchelor engages a carnival-like play of form andco DANIELLE AUBE In her third artist book, graphic artist, Danielle Aubert reproduces the underlines, marginalia and bookmarks gathered from the pages of more than one hundred copies of Ursula K. science Leguin’s 1974 fiction Dispossessed novel, The ananarchist planet where the concept of private ownership does not exist. All original text is removed so that the marks left by past book owners become the content. Dispossessed the Marking a “used audio book” made in collaboration with Jason Treuting and Mobius Quartet from the same collection of books. Author of Sixteen Months Worth of Drawings in Excel Microsoft of the graphic design group Clanada, which has presented work at PS1/MoMA, NY; Printed Matter, Motto, Berlin; and the School of theArt Institute of Chicago. Art + Culture 10 Schaufler, Jim Shaw, Amy Sillman and Sue Williams. Williams. Sue and Sillman Amy Shaw, Jim Schaufler, Matthias Reski, Gunter Rafman, Jon Plavcak, Euler, Katrin Jana Berresheim, Tim Krieg, Dieter Majerus, Michel Lassnig, Maria Lozano, Lee Saul, Peter by works among caricature, comics and 19th- and animated early 20th-century films.With work, this exhibition the catalogdemonstrates conceptual interconnections present by 14 influences in investigatingtheir mass-media international artists 1961 the and between made paintings 50 over Presenting caricature. political nourished by underground Surrealism, Expressionism, comics and Abstract was style painting politpop innovative whose Saul, Peter artist American the Kooning de than again. The title, Better once speed up picking body—is human the of image the of reconstruction and de- of process painting—the 20th-century in forces driving the of One (Eds.) 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He then selects, manipulates, dissects and reassembles certain images,photographically transfers them onto canvas and subjects them to a process of super the to looks instead Capalino art store, the Shunning intervention. material October English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Hardcover, inches, 9 ½ x 13 64 pp, 45 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-126-6 Retail price: $39.95 October Exhibition 2015, catalog, Softcover 4 ½ x 6 ¼ inches, 160 pp, 30 b&w and 45 color ISBN: 978-94-91677-36-6 Retail price: $19.95 BO CAN HEA YOU Artists have long been part of rock bands, like Mike Kelley, Walter De Maria or Kim Gordon, but Hear Can You is Me? the first survey documenting record labels founded and run by visual artists. Featuring 25 labels from Europe, the US and Mexico, from through 1980 the present, this exhibitioncatalog celebrates the projects. Cultural collaborative of producer artistcontemporary multifaceted as historian and artist Francesco Spampinato reflects on how extra-artistic activities help redefine the role of contemporary artists as a creative and cultural catalysts, art rock music, independent of tradition wider a in position their upon touching and collective their features; performative their artists’and enterprises; mock records of production the in embodied ethos DIY the and nature; participative artworks, videos original records, ephemera, amazing Featuring ephemera. and and Productions Earhole Warhol’s Andy including treasures, archival rare and Jean-Michel Basquiat’s Tartown Record among Co., many others. My H July Limited 2015, edition of 750, Exhibition catalog Hardcover w/accordion fold ¼ inches, , 9 ¾ 14 color pp, 18 15 978-3-9523630-6-5ISBN: Retail price: $105.00 Music Labels Visual by Artists SpampinatoFrancesco MA Los Angeles artist Mark Bradford is well known for his large-scale grid-like abstract Rock a Became Head My paint. and materials found collaging paintings inaugural exhibition at Hauser & Wirth, Zürich is celebrated (2014), in this special linen-bound black a in presented Elegantly book. artist’s overscaled limited-edition hardcover, the double-sided Z-fold features Bradford’s latest work includinghis 10-part series entitled Scrapers Floor found incorporates Angeles, Los South in works who Bradford, world, outer and materials that have a social and material history into his work. Bradford received the MacArthur Foundation Fellowshipin 2009 and exhibits extensively in museums nationally and internationally. This engaging artist book hasa tactile, handcrafted quality that is a pleasure to hold in one’s hand. Art + Culture 12 Pi technical translations between the two within an art context. context. art an within two the between translations technical 1:1 for potential creative the and space in bodies digital and physical between Industrial Light & Magic workshop to pursue his interest in the disjuncture their digital origin. Cheng gave up producing popular at imagery George Lucas’s of constraints the of conscious if as ways, disconcerting purposefully often odd, in figures manipulate pieces Cheng’s pseudo-realism, for aims that CGI Unlike move according to glitchy physics and bounce through psychedelic landscapes. bodies where realm adigital into transferred humans, real of renderings capture motion- from created are pieces Cheng’s form. book in tangible principles its Live Simulations monograph, first His context. art an in forms spatial and virtual investigate to technology reality virtual integrated uses Cheng Ian artist York–based New (Eds.) Jansen &Gregor Raskin Irina Evers, Elodie Live Simulations IAN CHENG Retail price: $24.00 price: Retail 978-3-95679-042-3 ISBN: 112 12 pp, color 5¼x7½inches, Softcover, July 2015, catalog Exhibition Loebs, Ulrike Müller, Pamela Rosenkranz, Karin Schneider and Sergei Tcherepnin. Jason Knipscher, Lucas Heyl, von Charline Harrison, Rachel Preiss, Guagnini/Jeff Darboven, Hanne Gilligan, Melanie Nicolás John Chamberlain, Goldberg, Rochelle Cahn, Miriam Arnell, Malin by works Features discussions. the merging firmly tion, exhibi art afeminist curate can one how asks Marshall Piper Institute Swiss the of director Past “human.” of qualities metabolic subjective, the and scale on writes Jaskey Jenny curator and director Institute York Artist’s New book. this of center elegizes René placing Descartes, his ideas and the around discussion them at the Meade Fionn curator Center Art Walker reader. compelling this in included essays five the and show the both of subject the is split conceptual-expressive body, mind- the between space The daughter. young deceased his of effigy animatronic Descartes’ René philosopher French of account ahistorical point starting its as took that 2013 exhibition lauded critically the documents Daughter Descartes’ DESCA $35.00 price: Retail ISBN: 978-94-90322-56-4 color Extensive pp, 272 6 x8½inches, Softcover 2016, January local. the on afocus with production, preconceptions and power relationships through long-term projects of forms different and urban the and rural the between relationship evolving the addresses work Its Schiffers. 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3 Y FÖ T R S R HE T First presents 3 Years a rich documentation of the first exhibitions, workshops irk Luckow irk HE FI HOMAS FEUE D working was Förg Günther photographer and artist, German sculptor Renowned intensely on a catalog raisonné of his wall paintings until just before he died. The facsimile edition of his notebooks on the subject is now being published to accom- pany the recent exhibition of a selection of these murals in Hamburg. Förg, working on large painted spaces beginning eventually in 1978, created over wall 140 paintings. This first-time document from his notebooks includes an artist interview by Dirk Kuckow in which the artist organized his works by type: vertical and horizontal wall bisections; color sequences with different colored areas; rooms in which all four walls were painted in different colors; paintings created in public, where the architecture is the main focus; murals with flat areas and stripes; and wall paintings akin to panel painting. The oversized facsimile is not only a limited edition but an important addition to any library that has followed Förg’s rich career. October English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Softcover,¼ inches, ¾ x 13 17 pp, 24 25 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-131-0 Retail price: $65.00 in-depth essays, interviews, reports and images on the ideas and process within each artist’s, curator’s or writer’s work. Ludlow 38’s 2008–11 programming was Cologne Kunsthalle München, Kunstverein the with collaboration in designed Stuttgart. Künstlerhaus the and July Softcover 2015, 5 ¼ x 8 ¼ inches, 240 pp, Extensive b&w 978-3-940064-31-8 ISBN: Retail price: $19.95 GÜN Traverses Sàrl,Münchenstein & Michael Neff (Eds.) T Ludlow 38, the Goethe Institute’s downtown satellite for contemporary art in New City, York opened on the Lower East Side in February 2008 and quickly became a cultural hub for cutting-edge programming by international artists. The Friedl artists, including curators and international writers invited lectures by and Simone Neumeister, Andreas and Melián Michaela Kriwet, Ferdinand Kubelka, compact The others. many among Olesen, Henrik and Campbell Duncan Forti, volume, designed in black and white for a savored archival feel, includes about a “slime when age,” humanity protoplasmically merges to form a new collective. Gallerie im Taxispalais director Beate Ermacora walks us through the exhibition and explicates the artist’s work; curator Jurgen Tabor discusses the with engages Harman Graham philosopher metaphysics and drawings; artist’s conversation. enlightening artist an the in October English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Softcover, ½ inches, x 10 7 ¾ 240 pp, 30 b&w and 45 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-124-2 Retail price: $49.95 T Psychoprosa exhibition multilayered The between science, art and borderline the Occupying imagination. alchemical of feat cooling laboratories, greenhouses, resemble that installations makes Feuerstein meander fungi and algae apparatuses growing linking factories. 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Psychoprosa Art + Culture 14 Lotte Dinse Wor sketchbooks are reproduced for the first time. drawing wall detailed Förg’s of Facsimiles age. apostmodern in aesthetic modernist to architectural photographs explored paintings—Förg and the abstract of legacy the up and hold it together.” Throughout his career—from his early all monochromatic it works break simultaneously which itself, reveals relationships of system acomplex [and] naturally . . come . structures into play, atmospheres are evoked and feelings aroused; quite merge presentation image and space Förg’s of layout “the wrote, Wechsler Max critic As canvases. of set asecond created Forg elements designlike almost and color vivid Using structure. spatial their to rhythm adding and clarifying of intention the with Hamburg (2015). 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A naturalcontinuation of her artistic practice, Child Elephant Berlin-based artist Olaf Holzapfel explores the interstices between art and craft by collaborating with local farmers and craftspeople to create sculptural work abstraction. handsome and The technique settlement, human interweaves that July English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Hardcover, ¼ inches, 9 ¼ x 12 104 pp, 55 color 978-3-95679-091-1 ISBN: $36.00 price: Retail Marjolijn Dijkman & Jes Fernie Jes & Dijkman Marjolijn Jonathan Watkins, Krzysztof Fijalkowski & Jes Fernie (Eds.) Hardcover 2015, October ¼ inches8 ¾ x 11 96 pp, 1 b&w color and 115 ISBN: 978-94-91677-30-4 Retail price: $19.95 OLAF HOLZAPFEL T site-specificinstallationsconsisting large both catalog features full-color exhibition strawof hay, and wooden frameworks along with his smaller woven sculptures space-generating Using Lindenau-Museum Altenburg. the at exhibition his from latticing—age-old and weaving plaiting, methods like settler techniques—his handcrafted, manufactured the between the and differentiate don’t sculptures into age-old transforming handiwork By aesthetic. the functional and the culture, and between nature division unsettlescontemporary the art, Holzapfel explores Allen Jennifer writer by essay concluding A modernity. and tradition the pattern-making and abstraction in Holzapfel’s work in relationship to Adolf Ornament.” and “Crime essay 1908 influential Loos’s HIS Rising History museum objects from their support structures Dutch artist Marjolijn Dijkman things are how and behind assumptions the critique Fernie Jes curator independent UK positioned, whochooses to display them and how social, political and aesthetic choices dictate the language of display. 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Documentation of Dijkman’s installations, two inserts showing and curators by essays photographs, artist’s the alongside books of photographs an interview between Dijkman and Fernie explore an eclectic range of museum- history. of reinvention the artifice and enclosure, concerning challenges related October 2015, Exhibition catalog October 2015, Hardcover, ¾ inches, 7 ¾ x 11 pp, 500 176 color ISBN: 978-1-941753-07-1 Retail Price: $40.00 CAMILLE HEN El In this beautifully designed and sensuously illustrated hybrid artist book / reconsiders Henrot artistCamille French York–based New document, exhibition source material and ideas from her Artist Research Fellowship at the Smithsonian, her 2013 videoher Fatigue 2013 Grosse photographs color alongside sketches and fragments, preparatory notes graphic of the artist’s sculptures, video stills and installation images. 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Hardcover 2015, October 6 x 8 inches, 330 pp, b&w 165 ISBN: 978-3-905929-81-2 Retail price: $60.00 B LUCIANO LUCIANO Mask series of automobile grilles—sculptures in their own right—from American ushered technology engineering which in cars period a 1962, and between 1955 built in unprecedented creative possibilities in automotive design. It is this object quality that interests Rigolini, who for several years now has been collecting images of objects such as urban furniture, emptied of human presence or trace, from sales or industrial catalogs. For Mask and German art; female artists’ present-day view of Picasso; Picasso’s significance for the political image; Picasso’s global reception; and the polarization between Picasso and Marcel Duchamp—and including essays byart historian Michael Detailed others. among Ottinger, deputy Didier director Pompidou and Fitzgerald discussions of each work in the show that clarifythe relationship between Picasso’s work and thatof each artist add depth and history to this scholarlycatalog. July English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Hardcover, inches, 9 ½ x 12 408 pp, 335 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-117-4 Retail price: $59.95 PICASSO IN CON IN PICASSO stylistic wide his and imagination of power sensuality and overabundant Picasso’s hundred one artists responses from over for provoked has range thematic and years. No twentieth-century artist has enjoyed as much attention or beenas influential. 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The red kayak in the current installation An exciting new series coming from the Barbican Gallery, The Curve Series 23 features a single body of work by one artist in tandem with an installation in their noted “Curve” exhibition space. In this inaugural volume Swiss artist Exhibition catalog 2015, July Hardcover, 7 x 9 ¾ inches, 48 pp, 29 color ISBN: 978-1-909932-08-1 Retail price: $15.95 Eugenio Viola, Rebeka Põldsam & Martin Rünk (Eds.) for the Estonian Pavilion at the 56th Venice Biennale, tells a harrowing story of political Estonia. on Drawing againstdiscrimination Soviet homosexuality in artifacts and counter-narratives, photographs writings, create history through to the two-volume exhibition catalogs raises questions about power, violence, political authoritarian in individual an powerlessness of the persecution and regimes that curtail human rights. An essay by Eugenio Viola offers perspectives on social restriction issues and the LGBT community’s “problem” in Eastern Europe. Kevin Moss writes about male homosexuality in the Soviet Union from the end of the 19th century to the present. Maarja Kangro composed an aria based on the chairman’s police file and Slava Mogutin tells his own story of homophobic persecution and his eventual exile from Russia in Rebeka 1995. Põldsam and Riikka Taavetti discuss LGBT histories in Baltic region. Softcover October 2015, 6 ½ x 8 ½ inches, 272 pp, 44 b&w and 1 color ISBN 978-3-95679-145-1 Retail price: $40.00 R JAANUS SAMMA SAMMA JAANUS Jaanus Samma’s exhibition Not Suitable for Work 2011, English & Icelandic, Exhibition catalog Exhibition Icelandic, & English 2011, Softcover, ¾ inches, x 11 8 ¼ 48 pp, color 24 ISBN: 978-3-9523630-9-6 Retail price: $15.00 Not Suitable for Work. A Chairman’s DIE R Reykjavík Roth’s Dieter architecture, distinctive Icelandic character the of by Inspired Slides simultaneously on multiple projectors. 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Le Di October English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog Hardcover, ½ inches, 9 ¼ x 12 64 pp, 45 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-127-3 Retail price: $39.95 M The recent work of New York–based artist Marianne Vitale and a very smart interview between the artist and artist Mauricio Cattelan make this slender but oversized exhibition catalog from CFA, Berlin,compelling a snapshot of Vitale’s work. A selection of totemic steel sculptures (some installed in New on York the High Line), a large-scale installation comprised of a saloon bar facing shelves of emotionally evocative papier mâché masks and a series of textured wall pieces made with reclaimed wood and old tar roofs were all inspired by the artist’s current interest in America’s frontier history. Vitale first came to wide attention through in included was and 09 and 07 Performa Goldberg’s RoseLee performances in her the Whitney 2010 Biennial. 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Also featured is an extensive artist index including works by contemporary greats from H. R. Geiger and Peter Fischli to R. Crumb and Roy Lichtenstein, plus an index of bands from Aerosmith to Frank Zappa. This is a pioneering work that no one in Switzerland has undertaken to date, making for a fascinating and comprehensive study of the aesthetics of an artistic avant-garde. Album covers, concert posters, flyers, fanzines, comics and photographs by Swiss graphic designers, musicians and photographers from the past 50 years of rock and pop history make The Swiss Art of Rock terrific a graphic design document and resource. Lurker Grand’s third and most recent book project in a trilogy published by DIE NO T Lurker Grand (Ed.) Grand Lurker Design + Graphics 36 Adam Blackman & David Cruz (Eds.) 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The colonization—of modernist architectural form say, commonality—and could one rather than the peculiarities of place, nation or time seems to attract her lens. In ease—and the against peril—of forgetfulness. July English 2015, & German, Softcover Softcover, 6 ¾ x 9 ½ inches, pp, 154 29 b&w and color 74 978-3-95679-125-3 ISBN: Retail price: $32.00 S W A P ISBN: 978-3-902993-11-3 ISBN: July Softcover 2015, 6 ¼ x 8 ½ inches, 240 pp, 30 b&w and 44 color Retail price: $29.95 9 x 12 ½ inches,9 x 12 pp, 128 100 color ISBN: 978-3-944669-91-5 Retail price: $39.95 HEIMAHO Elizabeth Cronin In Austria, what is generally referred to as Heimat photography under Timm Rautert and Christopher Muller at the Academy of of Academy the at Muller Christopher and Rautert Timm under photography Visual Arts, Leipzig. Hammann In 2012 resided in New on York a Free State of Saxony scholarship. July Softcover, 2015, w/ vellum cover featured local sights: peasants, churchgoers, skiers and rural alpine landscapes. As these traditional, romanticized images came to be identified with the idea of a nation, they were used by the Standestaat of 1930s Austria to promote a national identity that grew into fascism. Author Elizabeth Cronin proposes “to consider the history of the genre as a whole” in this study that utilizes selections explore Bonartes to Photoinstitut Albertina and the from collections the from Heimat Paul exponents—Rudolf principal Peter Koppitz, genre’s the of work discuss the Angerer, Hans Angerer, Wilhelm Kruckenhauser, Stefan Moser, Simon Atzwanger, Hans Hannau W. and Adalbert Defner. This telling research into the power of imagery allows us to see how images can be easily manipulated and redefined depending on the political climate of a time and the forces in power. 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From portraits to details to landscapes, she portraysthe ambiguities behind the shiny façade in which the protagonists are striptease dancers who keep Vegas moving—the inside that keeps the outside alive. Complementing her raw and wildimages is Moshammer’s thoughtful andpoetic text.A snippet: “Vegas is comedy, tragedy, happiness and sadness and it comes all in one. When you meet Vegasonce you feel like you are standing on the edge of a very tall cliff. If you fall, you fall into a jungle of madness. Vegas, who is it but a desert breeze. A hot, wild breeze.” T Theory + Literary Arts Photography 44 and I have a place to go to aplace Ihave and somewhere from coming Iam like dress to I love Brent Phelps. 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Museum, Sprengel the at they ask the viewer to look carefully and make comparisons. are of two young women, each figure looking either more female or male to the viewer’s gaze. “Figure I” is photographed against a neutral background, striking different poses and dressed in an assortment of clothes that prevent ascribing to her a fixed role. The same is true of “Figure she II”: stands in front of a lamella curtain, trying on a tube cowl. Again, no clear-cut role can be assigned. Archive of Spaces October English 2015, & German, Exhibition catalog MAHE photographers architectural renowned most Europe’s of one is Spiluttini Margherita firmly anchored in an art context. Archive of Spaces Softcover, ½ inches, 11 9 x pp, color 152 120 978-3-902993-09-0ISBN: Retail price: $40.00 her exhibition at the Landesgalerie Linz, focuses on the visual perception of architecture as a constructed space and place. 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Four decades of writings on art by English artist Lawrence Gowing (1918–1991) have been brought together for the first time, edited and introduced by art historian and curator Sarah Whitfield, in this substantial publication. Gowing was first recognized as a portrait and landscape painter and later rose to prominence as an educator, writer and curator. His still-lauded monographs on Vermeer, Turner, Cézanne, Matisse and Bacon among others brought him recognition as a writer who combined his experience as a painter with a meticulous historical perspective. Though largely self-taught as a student of art history, Gowing became a leading critical voice on art of the postwar years, combining a passion for close visual involvement with formidable literary skills. His exhibitions curated for the Tate, London, and the Museum of Modern Art, New York, famously helped reshape public perceptions of the period.

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HUBS AND FICTIONS On Current Art and Imported Remoteness Sophia Y. Hao & Edgar Schmitz (Eds.)

Hubs and Fictions, originally a touring forum, invited international curators, writers and producers to probe how fiction plays out in a globally distributed art-world ecology and to discuss how infrastructures are invented against its background. Staged sequentially in 2012 at Cooper Gallery – University of Dundee, Baltic Centre for Contemporary Art and Goldsmiths London, the forum operated as a satellite event to Edgar Schmitz’s exhibition Surplus Cameo Décor at Cooper Gallery. The book functions as a deliberately discontinuous reader, juxtaposing documents, negotiations and reflections from and on the conversations. It also includes a preface by Andrea Phillips, a new image sequence by Schmitz and a suite of reflexive annotations exchanged between Hao and Schmitz. With contributions by Tobias Berger, Guy Brett, Simon Groom, Sophia Hao, Lisa Le Feuvre, Ma Lin, Markus Miessen and Federica Bueti, Tom Morton, Vanessa Joan Müller, Wang Nanming, Paul O’Neill, Edgar Schmitz and Gemma Sharpe.

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LA THER IN HEAVEN Ann Cotten Ann Cotten Lather in Heaven is young Berlin-based author Ann Cotten’s first poetry and prose collection written in English. Known for stretching the limits of German expression, Cotten writes in a global variant of pidgin that sounds like a combination of Shakespeare and the predictions tucked w Chinese fortune cookies. Her linguistic Lather in Heaven estrangement is both trauma and solace. Set in various developing and devel- oped countries, her poems expound the brutality of a post-colonialist reality only to create in the next line bizarre fluff that flies off into speculative aesthetics like a dandelion seed. The book also includes three stories translated from German

Theory + Literary Arts from Cotton’s Der schaudernde Fächer plus black-and-white photographs by the author and her friend Anne Michalek, who also illustrated the translation-reprint of Cotten’s silkscreen chapbook in the chapter “In-Yes or No?” The well-crafted binding is water resistant to avoid slipperiness when reading in wet surroundings!

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Eventually shifting reality. for tools other transmission and thought experiments in pursue In the process, they get caught up enabling a character from ancient Greek mythology, Marsyas, to recover his voice—a very ancient voice—and unbeknownst them unleashto disaster. a In his performances where speech is the principal subject and tool, Benjamin Seror narrates long improvised stories inspired by a mix of phantoms of literature, art history and everyday adventures. MANNING-LAMO CHA Chelsea 2010, On May 21, Manning, an intelligence analyst in the US Army stationed in Iraq, contacted “gray hat” hacker Adrian Lamo via AOL Instant the In isolation. of feelings from solace and reassurance seeking Messenger, months prior to this, Manning had leaked classified US military and government documents to WikiLeaks, among them the footage of the so-called Collateral Murder airstrike responsible for the death of two Reuter’s journalists. Lamo and Manning’s chat lasted five days. During the chat Lamo went to the FBI with 35 to sentencing and conviction arrest, Manning’s to led that confessions the years in prison. The chat logs formed part of the evidence. Published in book Wired in online (published logs the annotations, and comments with form Freek Lomme & Veerle Devreese (Eds.) Devreese Veerle & Lomme Freek designed to accompany the exhibition, 2015 proposes play as a synonym for social interaction. Offering a variety of perspectives by artists, designers and writers, and including four new games that were featured in the exhibition by along Uglycute, and Lommee Thomas Carretero, artists Julien Heyheydehaas, with several existing game-oriented works by artists Mireia c. Saladrigues, John blends playfully publication this Froment, Aurelien and Gander Ryan Körmeling, Van Petra Contributors wonder. and dialogue production, about conversations Scherz Laurence Bos, ten René Schneider, Florian Bruyne, De Paul Brabandt, and Harvey Herman explore how in game playing, rules are reinvented, innova many among tolerated, flexibility and anarchy and stimulated, dialogue and tion fascinating topics. other October English 2015, & Dutch, Exhibition catalog Softcover, 7 ½ inches, 6 x 144 pp, 3 b&w and 8 color ISBN: 978-94-91677-37-3 Retail price: $20.00 LE Life’s a game—but who are the players? Let’s Start Playingthe Game Eva Wilson (Ed.) 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Schubert, also well known as YBA art dealer, publisher and absurd satirical, honest, once at novel written a has Ridinghouse, of cofounder bold. and Softcover2015, 6 x 9 inches, 208pp, ISBN: 978-1-909932-02-9 Retail price: $25.00 October 2015, Softcover October 2015, ½ inch,7 x 10 408 b&w pp, 19 and 23 color 978-3-95679-126-0 ISBN Retail price: $30.00 R A K R Realism Studies, Curatorial for Center College’s Bard with Copublished Materialism Art (RMA) introduces a diverse selection of new realist and materialist philosophies and examines their ramifications on the arts. Thirty-five essays cutting across thematic interests and modes of investigation offer a snapshot of an emerging and rapidly changing set of ideas and practices in art, philosophy, RMA serves fields. other among science, theory and as a primerculture, on and ontologies object-oriented theories, neo-materialist realism,” “speculative philosophical these differences, their Despite philosophies. neo-rationalist positions propose that thoughtcan and does think outside itself, that reality can be known without its being shaped by and for human comprehension. They theoretical practice and cultural of assumptions dominant challenge explicitly inquiry and open up new domains of research and artistic inquiry. Also included isa collection of images curated by Jenny Jaskey and Alicia Ritson. Christoph Cox, Jenny Jaskey & Suhail Malik (Eds.) OSLO, NO OSLO, Followinghis critically acclaimed debut novel, Readymades The intriguing an tells Holten John Press Dimanche Broken of cofounder and writer story of love and loss that begins in the affluent and fast-growing city of Oslo and ends outside of historicaltime and space, taking in the history of oil explora tion, Norse mythology, coronal mass ejections and post-apocalyptic landscapes. landscapes. post-apocalyptic and ejections mass coronal mythology, Norse tion, Holten places himself directly in the book as bothnarrator and first reader, represent. territory they the and discrepancy between maps the highlighting The story is recounted in over 39 chapters, each named after various streets and environs of the city of Oslo, followed by a legend that unlocks andprovides information from the preceding narrative in a revealing interplay between reality and fiction. 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Backlist 63 ABSTRACT VAUDEVILLE PAULINE BOUDRY/ The Work of Rose RENATE LORENZ English Aftershow Guy Brett,Martha Pauline Boudry/Renate Fleming & Doro Globus Lorenz, Anja Casser w/ (Eds.) Electra (Eds.)

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Backlist 65 IN THE HOLOCENE GARY KUEHN João Ribas (Ed.) Christiane Meyer-Stoll (Ed.) 2015, Exhibition catalog Softcover, 4 ½ x 7 ½ inches 2015, Exhibition catalog 380 pp, 100 color Hardcover, 7 x 10 ½ inches ISBN: 978-3-943365-52-8 350 pp, 70 b&w and 140 color Retail price: $37.00 ISBN: 978-3-86442-109-9 Retail price: $89.95 STERNBERG PRESS, GERMANY MIT LIST VISUAL ARTS CENTER, MASS SNOECK, GERMANY KUNSTMUSEUM LIECHTENSTEIN, GERMANY Art & Culture PER KIRKEBY SERIES TITLE Ute Riese (Ed.) KW POCKET SERIES

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66 LABOUR AND WAIT LOGICAL EMOTION Julie Joyce (Ed.) Contemporary Art from Japan 2013, Exhibition catalog, Hardcover Sabine Schaschl (Ed.) 9 x 10 ¾ inches, 160 pp, 100 color ISBN: 978-0-89951-115-3 2015, English & German Retail price: $ 45.00 Exhibition catalog, Softcover 7 x 9 inches, 104 pp, 65 color SANTA BARBARA MUSEUM OF ART, ISBN: 978-3-86442-107-5 SANTA BARBARA Retail price: $39.95

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LEAP IN TIME MUSEUM OFF Beate Ermacora & Galerie MUSEUM im Taxispalais (Eds.) Thomas Thiel (Ed.)

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Backlist 67 PS: RICARDA ROGGAN Jahresring 61: Apokryphen Jahrbuch für Ute Stuffer & Hubertus modern Kunst von Amelunxen (Eds.) Dominic Eichler & Brigitte Oetker (Eds.) 2015, 2-volume set English & German, Exhibition catalog Softcover, 8 ¼ x 11 & 3 ¾ x 6 inches 2015, English & German 96 pp & 127 pp, extensive b&w Softcover, 6 ¾ x 9 ½ inches ISBN: 978-3-944669-83-0 248 pp, 82 color Retail price: $39.95 ISBN: 978-3-95679-062-1 Retail price: $39.00 SPECTOR BOOKS, LEIPZIG KUNSTVEREIN HANNOVER, STERNBERG PRESS, BERLIN GERMANY WILHELM-HAUK MUSEUM, GERMANY

Art & Culture PUBLIC COLLECTORS CHRISTIAN ROSA Marc Fischer Love’s Gonna Save the Day 2014, Softcover, 6 ¾ x 9 inches 208 pp, 350 color 2015, English & German ISBN: 978-1-941753-02-6 Exhibition catalog, Hardcover Retail price: $28.00 9 ½ x 12 ¾ inches 80 pp, 60 color INVENTORY PRESS, NEW YORK ISBN: 978-3-86442-085-6 Retail price: $49.95

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THE RELUCTANT EVA ROTHSCHILD NARRATOR Michael Dempsey & A Survey of Doro Globus (Eds.)

Narrative Practices 2015, Exhibition catalog Across Media Softcover, 9 ½ x 13 inches Ana Texeira Pinto (Ed.) 96 pp, 40 color ISBN: 978-1-905464-91-3 2015, English & German Retail price: $32.00 Softcover, 6 ½ x 9 ½ inches 136 pp, 19 b&w and 35 color RIDINGHOUSE, LONDON ISBN: 978-3-95679-092-8 Retail price: $32.00

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68 AI SASAKI MEMPHIS SCHULZE Landscape Stories Catalog Raisonné Yoko Mori (Ed.) 1969–1993 Max Schulze, Karin 2015, English & Japanese Menne & Phillip Schulze Exhibition catalog Hardcover (Eds.) 8 ½ x 10 inches 122 pp, 58 color 2015, English & German ISBN: 978-4-904257-22-7 Hardcover, 9 ½ x 12 inches Retail price: $58.00 280 pp, 120 b&w and 280 color ISBN: 978-3-86442-086-3 NOHARA, JAPAN Retail price: $72.00

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MIRA SCHENDEL AMIE SIEGEL Monotypes Catalogue Taisa Palhares Prem Krishnamurthy (Ed.)

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EVA ROTHSCHILD KEVIN SCHMIDT PAUL SIETSEMA Michael Dempsey & EDM House At the Hour of Tea Doro Globus (Eds.) Rosemary Heather & Nicolaus Schafhausen 2015, Softcover w/dustjacket 2015, Exhibition catalog 6 x 9 inches, 136 pp, Softcover, 9 ½ x 13 inches (Eds.) 19 b&w and 35 color 96 pp, 40 color ISBN: 978-3-95679-078-2 2015, Softcover ISBN: 978-1-905464-91-3 Retail price: $49.00 6 x 8 ¼ inches, 96 pp, 33 color Retail price: $32.00 ISBN: 978-3-95679-104-8 STERNBERG PRESS, BERLIN Retail price: $27.00 RIDINGHOUSE, LONDON RITE EDITIONS, SAN FRANCISCO

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Backlist 69 MICHAEL TEDJA WE ARE LIVING Aquaholism ON A STAR Tone Hansen & Marit 2015, Exhibition catalog Paasche (Eds.) Hardcover, 9 ½ x 12 ½ inches 442 pp, 171 b&w and 398 color 2015, Exhibition catalog ISBN: 978-3-95679-110-9 Softcover, 8 x 10 inches Retail price: $58.00 192 pp, 16 b&w and 76 color ISBN: 978-3-95679-047-8 STERNBERG PRESS, BERLIN Retail price: $40.00 THE DFI PUBLISHERS, THE NETHERLANDS STERNBERG PRESS, BERLIN HENIE ONSTAD KUNSTSENTER, NORWAY Art & Culture

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UMZUG Paintings and Drawings Ton Kraayeveld

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Backlist 71 RECHERCHÉ TSUTSUMU Manuela Ammer (Ed.) Traditional Japanese Packaging 2015, Exhibition catalog Softcover, 8 ¼ x 10 ¾ inches 2011, Softcover 95 pp, 1 b&w and 86 color 7 ¼ x 10 1/8 inches, 208 pp, Full color ISBN: 978-0-9904955-8-1 ISBN: 978-4-86100-771-2 Retail price: $35.00 Retail price: $45.00

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80 INDEX Buri, Alberto 60 Buth, Peggy 64 49 Cities 5 C 123 Full: Royalty-Free Background Motion Pictures 71 Café & Natural: Photo Clipart 72 + Que 20 Ans Après: Collected Words and Images 8 Call Me Ishmael 49 A Calvo, Corrado 42 Abe, Masanao 46 Can You Hear Me?: Music Labels by Visual Artists 11 About Trees 48 Capalino, Borden 11 Abraaj Group Art Prize 2015, The 9 Cascades 18 Abstract Vaudeville: The Work of Rose English 64 Catalog Raisonné 1969-1993 69 Ades Dawn 57 Catalogue 69 Aesthetic Basic Chronicle, Vol. 1 66 Cavepainting 60 Ali, Muhammad, Zürich, 26.12.1971 40 Ceramic Sculptures and Related Works 65 Allmineral 73 Ceresole, Catherine 58 Amok 73 Chadwick, Helen 64 Andraschek, Iris 40 Chardin Material 77 Apokryphen 68 Cheng, Ian 12 Aquaholism 70 Chicano Art Collectors Anonymous 60 Architecture of Taste, The 47 Chromos Goo Bugly 68 Archive as a Productive Space of Conflict, The 48 Combustione: Alberto Buri and America 60 Archive Crisis 32 Come Out 67 Archive of Spaces 45 Company: Movements, Deals and Drinks 12 Archivo F.x.: Business, Economics, Conjuncture 8 Cookie! 80 Are You Working Too Much? 75 Cotten, Ann 52 Armen Avanessian & Andreas Töpfer 79 Critical Spatial: Practice Series 63 Around 1979: Intractable and Untamed: Documentary Photo 73 Cubic Feet/Sec. - 34 Years in the Grand Canyon 44 Art and Subjecthood: The Return of the Human Figure 77 Culture Class 75 Art and the F Word: Reflections on the Browning of Europe 75 Curve Paintings 1961-2014, The 25 Art in Times of Gray Democracy 48 D Artists & Prophets: A Secret History of Modern Art 1872-1972 8 Dabrowska, Ania 40 Arts for Living 4 Damasceno, José 33 Art Works: Sweet or Unsweet? 72 Dawn Ades: Writings on Art and Anti-Art 57 Asher, Michael 60 Dean, Michael 50 Assign & Arrange: Methodologies of Presentation 75 Deco Room with Plants in New York: Living with Plants. 71 Atlas of Agendas, An 71 Denekamp, Doris 49 At the Hour of Tea 69 Descartes’ Daughter 12 Aubert, Danielle 9 Design and Decoration: The Alan Moss Collection 71 Auder, Michael 64 Design for Local Paper Media in Japan 36 Avanessian, Armen 79 Díaz, Sebastián 67 Azoulay, Ilit 64, 66 Dickinson, Jessica 64 B Die Nebel Lichten Sich/ The Fog Disperses 69 Bachmann, Eric 40 Die Not Hat Ein Ende: The Swiss Art Of Rock 35 Barrada, Yto 9 Die Wandlungen 31 Batchelor, David 9 Dijkman, Marjolijn 17 Bauer, Josef 64 Displayed Spaces: New Means of Architecture Presentation 3 Beauty Lies in the Eye 58 Doig, Peter 60 Beauty of the Fold, The: An Interview with Joan Sallas 78 Double Centre 70 Before History 9 Drumhead, The 75 Berger, Frank 73 E Best American Book of the 20th Century, The 75 East of the River 60 Better than De Kooning 10 Edition Patrick Frey 58 Beyond 30 EDM House 69 Beyond the Display: Phenomenal Art & Design in the 21st 10 E-Flux Journal Series 75 Bibby, Gerry 75 E-Flux Journal: The Internet Does Not Exist 50 Birnbaum, Charlotte 79 Einblicke. Künstler und Ihre Partner 73 Blackman Cruz 36 Elephant Child 17 Black Mountain: An Interdisciplinary Experiment 1933-1957 10 Emmenegger, Hans 65 Black Signs, The 49 End Matter 51 Book 23 En Passant 43 Boudry, Pauline 64 Escalier du Chant 67 Bradford, Mark 11 Escobar, Ticio 76 Brenez, Nicole 80 Everything But the Kitchen Sink 20 Index Bulletins of the Serving Library #8: Winter 2014 49 Everything you always wanted to know about curating 77 Bungalow, The 73 Eydel, Katja 73

81 F Holten, John 55 Fabricator’s Tale, The 76 Holten, Katie 48 Farassat, Sissi 73 Holyhead, Robert 65 Feireiss, Lukas 20 Holzapfel, Olaf 17 Fernie, Jes 17 Hooimeijer, Fransje 63 Feuerstein, Thomas 13 Horn, Roni 59 Figur 1, Figur 2 45 HRM199 LTD 21 Finally Without End 64 Hsieh, Tehching 29 Finborud, Lars Mørch 49 Hubs and Fictions: On Current Art and Imported 52 First 3 Years of Ludlow 38, The 13 Hunting and Gathering 76 Fischer, Marc 68 I Forced Perspectives 18 I am in Love with the Coco 26 Förg, Günther 13, 14 I love to dress like I am coming from somewhere 44 Formula: Marionette: Lexicon of Image Vocabulary 31 Ikemura, Leiko 65 Fort 14 Important Italian Glass 71 Fort: Works 14 Important Italian Glass: Selected Masterworks 37 Fourthcoming 75 In der Wohnung 22 Four Times Through the Labyrinth 76 In the Holocene 66 Freedom 76 Inflection Sandwich 23 Frei, Luca 65 Institut für Kunstkritik Series 77 Friedlander, Lee 39 Invention of Distance, The 76 Friendly Approach, Aproximacion Amistosa 24 Is it My Body? Selected Texts 77 From the Tv to the Fridge 20 J Front Lawn Funerals and Cemeteries 18 Jacobsen, Stine Marie 51 Fulton, Hamish 65 James, Merlin 66 Fusco, Maria 76 Jamie, Cameron 18 Futurist Cookbook, The 79 Jamison, Aaron Flint 18 G Janssen, Edwin 70 Gelpke, André 73 Japanese Motion Graphic Creators 2015 37 Geometry: Makes Me Happy 71 Jasper, C.T. 16 German for Artists 51 Jetty 74 Gordon, Kim 77 Jong, Paul De 50 Go To Reception and Ask for Sara in Red Felt Tip 51 K Götz, Lothar 15 Kanwar, Amar 79 Gowing, Lawrence 52 Kaprow, Allan 59 Grafted: Plants by Kohei Oda | Pots by Adam Silverman 15 Katalog: Desire in Representation 64 Graphic Design for Wedding 36 K.D. 76 Great Unreal, The 43 Keenan, Thomas 77 Grit 15 Kelsey, John 77 Grossarth, Ulrike 65 Kilimnik, Karen 58 Gullar, Ferreira 59 Kirkeby, Per 66 H Kloss, Stephanie 41 Hachmeister, Grit 15 Koks, Aukje 66 Haldensleben · Bibette Headland · Hotel Hangelar 24 Kraayeveld, Ton 70 Haliti, Flaka 16 Krebs, Nico 43 Halka/Haiti: 18°48’05”N 72°23’01”W 16 Krüger 66 Hamann, Matthias 41 Kruithof, Anouk 73 Hamlet, Mise-en-scène: Extra Trouble - Jack Smith 16 Kuehn, Gary 66 Hansen, Oskar 23 Kuramata, Shiro 37 Happy Hypocrite Series, The 76 Kwok, Frog King 29 Harsieber, Heidi 73 KW Pocket Series 66 Hattenkerl, Torsten 73 L Hauser & Wirth 59 Labour and Wait 67 Headless 76 Lajer-Burcharth, Ewa 77 Heat Island 76 Landscape Stories 69 Heimat Photography in Austria: A Politicized Vision 41 Lather in Heaven 52 Henrot, Camille 17 Laser, Liz Magic: Public Relations / Öffentlichkeitsarbeit 67 Herman, Jan 32 Leap in Time 67 Hermé, Pierre 47 Lebanese Archive, The 40 Hesse, Eva 59 Leben 65 High-Rise and the Sustainable City 63 Le Pigment de La Lumière 21 Hilliard, John 65 Lester, Gabriel 18 History Rising 17 Let’s Start Playing the Game 53 Ligon, Glenn 19, Index Hoffmann, Jens 30 67 Höller, Carsten 65 Linder 7

82 Line Drawings 15 Ofili, Chris 60 Linguistic Hardcore 76 Oh Don’t Ask Why 31 Linke, Armin 42 Olthof, Eva 22 Live Simulations 12 Onorato, Taiyo 43 Logical Emotion: Contemporary Art from Japan 67 On the Table Series 78 Loose Monk: Poems by Fabian Peake 77 Open Form: Space, Interaction, and the Tradition of Oskar 23 Lord, Andrew 61 Open Systems: Tomorrow Is Not Promised! 54 Lorenz, Renate 64 Ornament Stadt 69 Loudon, George 22 Osbaldeston, David 23 Love’s Gonna Save the Day 68 Oslo 55 Lublin, Lea 19 Ostendarp, Carl 23 Lucian Freud and the Animal 14 Otterdijk, Charles Van 70 Luckow, Dirk 13 Owens, Laura 60 M ‘O Write My Name’: American Portraits, Harlem Heroes 74 Mackenna, Tracy 70 P Making of Polder Cities, The: A Fine Dutch Tradition 63 Package Design for Food Gifts in Japan 71 Malinowska, Joanna 16 Palmer, Katrina 51, 76 Manning-Lamo Chat Logs 53 Palmer, Roger 74 Markierung 66 Panayiotou, Christodoulos 24 Markiewicz, Filip 19 Paparazzi 42 Marking the Dispossessed 9 Paradiso Lussemburgo: The Luxembourg Pavillion 19 Mask 25 Pardeller 66 Maurer, Jean-Pierre 42 Party & Anniversary: Photo Clipart 72 Mavric, Christopher 42 Past Realizations: Essays on Contemporary European Art 78 Memories of the Moon Age 20 Pauline Boudry/Renate Lorenz: Aftershow 64 Mengele’s Skull: The Advent of Forensic Aesthetics 77 Paul, Manfred 43 Mercier, Mathieu 20 Peake, Fabian 77 Metzel, Olaf 20 People on the Cover, The 19 Mil, Geert Van 49 Pernice, Manfred 24 Mime Radio 53 Pester, Holly 51 Mirza, Haroon 21 Pfeifer, Mario 24 Mishchenk, Kateryna 46 Pfeiffer, Walter 58 Modern Monsters: Death and Life of Fiction 57 Phantom of Liberty, The: 78 Monotypes 69 Phelps, Andrew 44 Moore, Henry 33 Phosphorescence 74 Morales: Ficcionario 67 Photographs 58 Morgan is Sad Today 42 Picasso in Contemporary Art 25 Moscow Symposium: Conceptualism Revisited 75 Pies, Pâtés, and Pastries: Secrets Old and New 78 Moshammer, Stefanie 43 Pimlott, Mark 4 Moss, Alan 71 Pin 70 Movement of Clouds around Mount Fuji, The 46 Pitti People: Portraits of the Italian Dandy 38 Movements and Centres: Hard Cores In Hard-Hearted 54 Playmates and Playboys at a Higher Level: J. V. Martin 78 Müller, Robert 42 Poetic Series 78 Museum Off: Museum 67 Prayer Pilgrimage for Freedom 39 My Head Became a Rock 11 PS: Jahresring 61: Jahrbuch für Modern Kunst 68 N Psychoprosa 13 Naber, Jürgen 74 Public Collectors 68 Nemes, Ioana: Artist Book 21 Public Interior as Idea and Project, The: Mark Pimlott 4 Neomaterialism 79 Punctum: Reflections On Photography 74 New Japanese Pattern Design 71 R Nicolai, Olaf 21, 67 Rasmussen, Mikkel Bolt 78 Niermann, Ingo 78 Rather Large Weapon, The 76 No Internet, No Art: A Lunch Bytes Anthology 54 Reader 2009 75 Norway 55 Realism Materialism Art 55 Not Black And White 65 Recherché 72 Not Now! Now!: Chronopolitics, Art & Research 77 Reluctant Narrator, The: A Survey of Narrative Practices 68 Not Suitable for Work. A Chairman’s Tale 27 Renaud-Clément, Olivier 59 Now Leaves 50 Rendering Eye, The: Urban America Revisited 58 O Retrospective, The 19 Object Lessons: The Visualisation of Nineteenth-Century Life 22 Return to Rightful Owner 22 Oberst, Hans Ulrich 77 Reykjavík Slides (31,035) Every View of a City 27 October Colouring-In Book, The 9 Richter, Daniel 68 Index Oda, Kohei 15 Rich Texts: Selected Writing for Art 77 Odd Objects & Textiles 72 Rigolini, Luciano 25 Oehlen, Albert 22 Riley, Bridget 25, 26

83 Rings of Lispector (Aqua Viva) 59 Suga, Kishio 28 Robakowski, Józef 26 Sugimoto, Hiroshi 37 Roggan, Ricarda 68 Sugito, Hiroshi, Postcard Book 29 Romero, Pedro G. 8 T Room 225-6: A Novel 55 Taiping Tianguo: A History of Possible Encounters 29 Rosa, Christian 26, 68 Taking Up the Motif 46 Rosler, Martha 75 Technology of the Land, The 17 Roth, Dieter 27 Tedja, Michael 70 Rothenberger, Flurina 44 Terms of Exhibiting (From A to Z) 79 Rothschild, Eva 68 Textiles: Open Letter 29 Ruppersberg, Allen 61 Theater of Exhibitions 30 Rüttinger, Ines 14 Things That Happened: Field Essays 38 S Thinking Through Painting: Reflexivity and Agency 77 Saldanha, Claudia 59 Thomann, Mirjam: 2015 30 Sallas, Joan 79 Three Banquets for a Queen 78 Salut, Felix 68 Thursday Followed Wednesday and Tuesday Followed 65 Samma, Jaanus 27 Tichá 74 Santa Monica Museum of Art 60 Tischer, Jenni 70 Sasaki, Ai 69 Töpfer, Andreas 79 Schattenfuge/Shadow Gap 73 Topping Parts Books Series 72 Schendel, Mira 69 Toufic, Jalal 75 Schmidt, Eva 14 Towards A Further Word 32 Schmidt, Kevin 69 Traffic Assistants/Theseus und Kentaur 73 Schmuch, Alina 74 Transformation: The Sojourn in Germany 1964/65 59 Schönweger, Leander 69 Travelling Communiqué 45 Schubert, Karsten 55 Trevisani, Luca 70 Schulze, Memphis 69 Tripp, Sarah 80 Scrapbooks 1969-1985 58 Troubling Research: Performing Knowledge in the Arts 80 Script of Demolition 74 Tsivopoulos, Stefanos 32 Sculpture Unlimited 2: Materiality in Times of Immateriality 56 Tsugaru: Poetry, Writings, Photography 74 Selected Writings on Art 52 Tsutsumu: Traditional Japanese Packaging 72 Sensitive Geometries: Brazil 1950s-1980s 59 Turning Inward 56 Sequence 73 Two Days After Forever: A Reader on the Choreography 24 Seror, Benjamin 53 Typedingbat 72 Seven Work Ballets 33 U Shifting Degrees of Certainty 66 Ukeles, Mierle Laderman 33 Shut Up, I’m Counting 68 Ukrainische Nacht 46 Sidewalk Salon: 1001 Street Chairs of Cairo 44 Umzug: Paintings and Drawings 70 Siegel, Amie 69 Under / Press. / With-This / Hold- / Of-Also / Of/How 64 Sietsema, Paul 69 Unreal, The Great 43 Signal Box 66 Urbanized Deltas In Transition 63 Signer, Roman 27 V Sigurðarson, Brynjar 38 Van Vechten, Carl 74 Silverman, Adam 15 Vegas and She 43 Simon, Joshua 79 Verwoert, Jan 80 Sleepwalkers 28 Vissers, Cecilia 30 Slow Movement 27 Vitale, Marianne 31 Solakov, Nedko 66 Vlassenbroek ______Broekkant: A Schelde Riverscape 4 Solution Series 79 Volatile Dispersal 76 Sovereign Forest, The 79 Völter, Helmut 46 Space for Visual Research: Workshop, Manual, Compendium 72 W Spampinato, Francesco 11 Wait Until the Night is Silent 40 Specker, Heidi 21 Walking Transformation 65 Speculating on the Blue: Kosovo Pavilion 16 Walls that Teach: On the Architecture of Youth Centres 63 Speculative Drawing: 2011-2014 79 Wandarbeiten | Wall Paintings 14 Spiluttini, Margherita 45 Wapke Feenstra 4 Spoken World 50 War as Ever! 70 Stattler, Herbert 69 Wardrobe Memories: Art and Fashion in Japan 38 Steinbach, Andrzej 45 Watanabe, Osamu 72 Steinecker, Helmut 74 Ways of Being 66 Steyerl, Hito 75 We are Living on a Star 70 Stockwell Depot: 1967-79 28 Weber, Suse 31 Stops 74 Weiss, David 31 Stories, Myths, Ironies, and Other Songs 64 Weiwei, Ai 29 Index Studies 1984-95 26 Weizman, Eyal 77

84 Welchman, John C. 78 Weltausstellung 41 Were I Made Of Matter, I Would Color 65 We Support Everything Since The Dawn of Time 80 What Am I? 76 What Is Contemporary Art? 75 Wildfremd: Street Portraits from Graz & Vienna 42 Wilson, Donna 72 Wong, Martin 29 Works 1965-Today 64 Works 2013-2015 11 Works From the Absent Past 37 World of Matter 56 Wreaths to Pleasure 64 Wretched of the Screen, The 75 Writings on Art and Anti-Art 57 Y Yard 59 You and Me or the Art of Give and Take 61 You Are of Vital Importance 80 You Would 41 Z Z Collection, The: Portraits and Sketches 32 Zdjelar, Katarina 32 Zellerhoff, Martin 46 Ziran/ Nature: Nature Art, Nature, and Ethics 57 Zownir, Miron 46 Index

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