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All Areas in North & South America All Areas in Europe War & Peace in the Global Village and Asia by Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore,Desperately with Jerome Agel Seeking Bowie ISBN: 978-1-58423-074-6 GINGKO PRESS, Inc. GINGKO PRESS Verlags GmbH 1321 Fifth Street Schulterblatt 58 The Medium is the Massage (Pb) bydesperately Marshall McLuhan and Quentin Fiore,Explore with the Jerome geography Agel of genius in Desperately Seeking Bowie, Berkeley, CA 94710 D-20357 Hamburg GERMANY ISBN: 978-1-58423-070-0 a pocket-sized hardcover that situates major milestones from Phone: (510) 898-1195 Phone: +49 (0)40-291 425 David Bowie’s career in the locations where they took place. Fax: (510) 898-1196 Fax: +49 (0)40-291 055 The Mechanical Bride – Folklore of Industrial Man seeking Detailed maps show his movements around the world, while Email: [email protected] email: [email protected] by Marshall McLuhan profiles of notable locales illuminate the interaction between http://gingkopress.com http://gingkopress.com ISBN: 978-1-58423-243-8 artist and place. Bowie fans will be thrilled by this career- Understanding Media – spanningThe Extensions tour of his global of Mantrajectory, from his home in New BOWIEby Marshall McLuhan, original editionYork (M.I.T. City Press) to the studio in Berlin where he recorded three of his Mo Cohen President, Chairman Mo Cohen President, Chairman albums, to the narrow London street where he posed for the [email protected] [email protected] Understanding Media – coverThe of Extensions The Rise and Fall of ofMan Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders by Marshall McLuhan / Edited by W. Terrence Gordon from Mars. David Lopes Publisher, Editor Torsten Cornils 1977 | NEW YORK | USA Sales ISBN: 978-1-58423-073-1GRAFFITO Like the other titles in the series, Desperately Seeking Bowie [email protected] [email protected] The Book of Probes looks at a major cultural icon from a brand-new perspective, providing context for his life, work, and legacy. Rick Markell VP, Sales, Marketing Michael Meyer Sales, New Markets by Marshall McLuhan, with David Carson [email protected] [email protected] t ISBN: 978-1-58423-252-0 Marshall McLuhan Unbound David Mansfield Eastern US, Special Sales Anika Heusermann Editorial, Press Essays by Marshall McLuhan STUDIO 54 1969 | BECKENHAM, SOUTH LONDON | UK [email protected] [email protected] 20 individual offprints in a box / ISBN: 978-1-58423-051-9 “Only the mafia made more money than The Classical Trivium Lucia Moreno Nava Administration, Accounting Torben Körschkes StudioSpecial 54.” Projects, Steve Design Rubell, co-owner. [email protected] [email protected] Thomas Nashe ande the Learning of his Time It was Bianca Jagger who introduced Bowie to the most happenning by Marshall McLuhan / Edited by W. Terrence Gordon Christl Hansman Foreign Rights/McLuhan club in NYC, and soon the most famous club in the world. Started by Ian HADDONISBN: 978-1-58423-235-3 HALL, BECKENHAM [email protected] Schrager and Steve Rubbel in a converted theatre, every possible uber celebrity could be found there, plus a stack of wannabees, carefully veted “It wasCounterblast pretty much open (1954 house, Edition) you didn’t at the door by Rubbel. At the centre of the club, hanging over the dance by Marshall McLuhan, with Shepard Fairey / Preface by Eric McLuhan Paul Bustamante Logistics have to make an appointment or anything floor, was a huge figure of the man-in-the-moon, with a large swinging ISBN: 978-1-58423-452-4 [email protected] spoon. When the spoon came to rest under his nose, the man-in-the-moon formal to visit.” Glenn Goring. would light up. Endless lines of coke kept the party tripping, and back From Cliché to Archetype rooms hosted intimate, impromptu orgies. David, now established rock Haddon Hall, a sprawling Victorian mansion in south London, built around by Marshall McLuhan aristocracy, was a regular fixture, along with Andy Warhol, Mick Jagger, the time of the Crystal Palace exhibition, was found by Angie; in her brilliantly prescient way she had already decided that David had star Ali McGraw, Michael Jackson, Steven Tyler, Margaux Hemingway, Brooke ISBN: 978-1-58423-066-3 quality and needed a place of his own. It took her a while to persuade the Distribution Shields, Jack Nicholson, Diana Ross, Olivia Newton John and Richard ageing gardener, who had inherited it from its heirless owner, to let them Gere....the list goes on. The party ended in December 1979 – just pre- live in one of its vast appartments, but once in, it became the perfect United Kingdom France AIDSJapan – when Rubbel and Schrager were indicted, and later imprisoned, bohemian environment for Bowie to create. He acquired a grand piano for Turnaround Publisher Services Interart S.A.R.L. Nippan IPS Co., Ltd. for tax evasion. £50 from an antique shop across the road and switched from composing Unit 3, Olympia Trading Estate Nr. 1, rue de l’Est 1-3-4, Yushima, Bunkyo-ku, on guitar to piano. It was whilst they lived at Haddon that Zowie was born, Coburg Road, Wood Green 75020 Paris Tokyo 113-0034 Japan Where? but Angie had no problem nurturing her baby, running an open marriage LONDON N22 6TZ T: +3314 349 7232 T: 81 3 5842 9050 / F: 81 3 5842 9080 254 WEST 54TH ST, (there was loads of sex) and creating an atmosphere of real decadence www.turnaround-uk.com www.interart.fr E: [email protected] BETWEEN 8TH AV AND BROADWAY, NYC. at home. All sorts of characters turned up, some moved in for a while, 6 NOW A THEATRE. including Mick Ronson. And it was at Haddon that Bowie’s alter-ego, 7 Ziggy Stardust, was born. Germany, Switzerland & Austria Australia New Zealand For foreign rights, EnglishWhere? language subrights, permissions and 42 SOUTHEND ROAD, BECKENHAM, SOUTH Arvato – Verlegerdienst München GmbH Books at Manic Distribution Nationwide Book Distributors LONDON. BOWIE, ANGIE AND ZOWIE PICTURED IN Gutenbergstraße 1, P.O. Box 8 351 Kiri Kiri Road, Oxford, licenses in all languagesTHE ENTRANCE HALL, INcontact: 1972. 2 HOUSE WAS SADLY DEMOLISHED IN 1980. 3 82205 Gilching Carlton North VIC 3054 North Canterbury, 7495 Christl Hansman / [email protected] T: +49 (0)8105 388 605 T: 61 3 9380 5337 / F: 61 3 9380 5037 T: 64 3 312 1603 / F: 64 3 312 1604 E: [email protected] E: [email protected] E: [email protected] For image rights and permissions to Marshall McLuhan contact: 112 Pages, Hardcover Mo Cohen / [email protected] Cover art from publication Terrariums 5” X 7” / 175 x 215 mm, 70 Illustrations Prices are accurate as of January 2018 ISBN: 978-1-58423-697-9, $16.95 / €16.90 2 New Title Art 3 New Title Street Art

Desperately Seeking Frida Desperately Seeking B**ksy

desperately Continue to explore the geography of genius in Desperately desperately Explore the geography of genius in Desperately Seeking B**ksy, a Seeking Frida, a pocket-sized hardcover guide that catalogs and pocket-sized, smaller sibling of Where’s B**ksy that illuminates explores the most important locations in Frida Kahlo’s life. De- seeking the interaction between artist and space. seeking tailed maps show her movements around the world, while ar- Where its predecessor featured in-depth analysis of each chival photographs of the artist and the spaces she inhabited piece displayed, Desperately Seeking B**ksy offers accessibility bring her international journey to life. Quotes from contempo- and brevity for the more casual fan. The maps are streamlined, FRIDA raries and Frida herself accompany historical and biographical b**ksy and analysis has been replaced by individual quotes that of- details that give context to the maps and images. 1953 | COYOACAN, MEXICO CITY | MEXICO fer insight into the inspiration behind each piece. The artwork Fans will be thrilled by this in depth, lifetime-spanning tour selection is up-to-the-minute, featuring 2017’s Bridge Farm Pri- of her global trajectory, from La Casa Azul in Coyoacán, Mexico, mary School and The Walled Off Hotel. to New York City, San Francisco and Paris. With a size and price point perfect for gifting or impulse GRAFFITO Like the other titles in the series, Desperately Seeking Frida 2015 | calais | france buying, it makes Banksy’s work available to a wider audience looks at a major cultural icon from a brand-new angle, provid- than ever before. Like the other titles in the Desperately Seeking ing context for her life, work, and legacy. series, Desperately Seeking B**ksy looks at a major cultural icon 3 from a brand-new perspective, providing context for his work a u and legacy. son of a syrian refugee CAzA1930 | SAN FRANCISCO A | USAzul sTuDiO 2006 | bristol | uk “Being the richest man in the cemetery doesn’t matter to me. Going to bed at night saying we’ve done something wonderful, “Many things in this2 life now bore me... u a that’s what matters.” but I am still passionatesAN frANCisCO about painting.” well hung lover Steve Jobs. steve jobs, the legendary co-founder of the world’s most successful “She was very critical if she thought “Banksy didn’t realise the building computer company (and, in 2015 when this piece was created also Frida’s third spinal somethingfusion operation was pretentious, in 1950 andleft oftenher in incredible pain, contained a sexually transmitted the world’s most valuable company), was the son of a muslim syrian described by Miguellaughed N. Liraat San as Franciscans.” “the calvary Lucille that would Blanche. lead to the end.” disease clinic.” refugee to the usa. the piece challenged the viewer: “look at me. i may be a migrant, but i am also an individual with brilliant ideas who will Manager, STD clinic, Bristol. She developed gangreneRivera saw no contradiction in her in toes, accepting and commissions needed from the to land go of to hospital at transform your world for the better.” capitalism, whilst expounding communism. He told a reporter “I am going frequent intervals.to the At US asthe a spy, back in disguise...my of her painting mind is intended was as the Communist constant question a brilliant banksy in bristol, with his signature tightly-packed image propaganda.” The commissions in question were murals for the San and word play. the piece appeared on the side of a building housing a 2003 2004 lonDon other locations posed by her doctors,Francisco Stock should Exchange Luncheonthey amputate Club and the California her School leg ofor not? She did clinic for treating sexually transmitted diseases. Just as banksy loves - t Because I’m visited by banksy Banksy is still mostly working in the UK, with works appearing Worthless, in his home town of Bristol, in London and a couple of works in Clerkenwell. melbourne tweaking the tail of authority figures, so here he is laughing at middle- April, 2003 Fine Arts. Newlyweds Rivera and Frida arrived in November 1930, and Brighton, on the English south coast. 2003 however marks a Drunken Angel, significant development – Banksy’s first work in Israel – Rage: London Bridge. chicago The Flower Thrower, his most political work to date, and a theme May, 2004 would have preferred treatment in the U.S., but travel was not an option. Thug for Life Bunny, class, middle-aged respectability. he would return to in future years. 2003 also marks Banksy’s first spent two months simply exploring and absorbing the atmosphere of Shoreditch. gallery intervention – at Tate Britain in October that year. berlin Where is it ? Tourist Information, July, 2004 the city, its hills, bridges, smart neighborhoods, and further afield, oil Bethnal Green. One doctor proposed filling her leg with helium, saying that would ‘jungle’ camp, i What Are You derricks, gold mines and orchards. They attended the annual Stanford- Looking At?, landfill site, exhibitions and Marble Arch Station. California football game. Rivera developed an obsession for Helen Wills calais, interventions lonDon elimnate the gangrene, giving her false hope. And yet, when back home, france. turf War, Dalston; the tennis champion; Frida met the cream of San Franciscan art society, 118 21st –23rd July 2003. 119 bethlehem tate britain, r Rage: The Flower Millbank, London. including Edward Weston, and the thoracic surgeon Leo Eloesser, the Thrower, she continued painting. She would strap herself into her wheelchair Painting with police tape garage forecourt. stuck to it, hung by doctor she would trust above all others in later life. And it was in San Banksy in the gallery; October 2003.

Diana £10 notes, with a sash, and work.Francisco Her subjects that Frida began reflected to paint portraits. a renewed passion for scattered at the Notting Hill Carnival; last weekend in August, 2004. Paris Mona Lisa Smiley the Communist cause: with the death of Stalin in 1953, she said “I lost where is it ? Face, Louvre, Paris; frogmore street, bristol, 2004. brighton Dynamite Ice Where? sYDneY Cream, uk. semi-Permanent, Brighton Beach. FRIDA PHOTOGRAPHED IN Alexandria, Sydney (part equilibirum.” A final, unfinished work was this devotional painting to Stalin: has been preserved. of a larger exhibition, somerset bristol u Kissing Coppers, including Shepard Fairey); This is Not a Photo e The Grim Reaper, Trafalgar Street. Original 4 IMOGEN CUNNINGHAM’S STUDIO IN 1930. 5 36 May 2003. Opportunity, Thekla hull, (now in sold and replaced by a Cheddar Gorge. M-Shed), Bristol Docks. copy. in the tradition of Mexican folk art, and offering and display of gratitude 14 15 to her ‘saint.’

112 pages, Hardcover 136 pages, Hardcover 5” X 7” / 175 x 215 mm, 70 Illustrations 5” X 7” / 175 x 215 mm, 70 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-698-6, $16.95 / €16.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-696-2, $16.95 / €16.90

Where? FRIDA’S STUDIO ON THE GROUND FLOOR 6 OF THE CASA AZUL, COYOACAN. 7 4 New Title Art / Literature 5 New Title Art

Matthieu Hackière and Justine Ternel The Infernal Bestiary Rodin – The Secret Museum

Inspired by Le Dictionnaire Infernal, a treatise on demons origi- Hidden in a portfolio among Auguste Rodin’s inventory of nally published by Jacques Collin de Plancy in 1818, Matthieu more than 7,000 drawings donated to the state after his death Hackière created stunning new illustrations of these dark be- in 1917 was a collection of figure drawings and watercolors la- ings in his own signature style with reinterpreted accompa- beled “Secret Museum.” nying descriptions by Justine Ternel. Variously compiled from Scandalous at the time of their creation, and illustrated in Judeo-Christian texts, literature and mythology, some of the a loose, gestural style, they depict 110 graphic nudes of women creatures within may be eerily familiar to aficionados of Dun- alone or with female partners displaying their most private geons and Dragons or students of folklore. Others are more selves. Available now for the first time, this body of work is disturbing for their unfamiliarity, providing new fodder for our displayed in its entirety with in-depth analysis of the role of nightmares. eroticism in Rodin’s art, how the work was received during the This encyclopedic ABC of demonology features such fell artist’s lifetime and what we know about the models. Startling denizens as Beelzebub, Cerebrus, Jack’O Lantern, Leviathan in their modernity, the artworks provide a valuable addition to and Satan alongside lesser-known demons such as Forcas, the study of this influential artist and to the history of modern Gamygyn and Halphas and compiles a record of their wicked art as a whole. deeds and atrocities.

160 Pages, Hardcover 272 Pages, Hardcover 9 ½” X 9 ½” / 240 x 240 mm, 78 Illustrations 7 ½” X 9 ¾” / 190 x 250 mm, 200 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-701-3, $35.00 / €34.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-709-9, $49.95 / €49.90 6 New Title Art / Illustration 7 New Title Skateboarding

Stanton Hartsfield and Jason Cohn The Art of the Sketchbook Surf to Skate – Vol. 2 Artists and the Creative Diary Experimentation to Realization

For every commercial work released by an artist, countless Surf to Skate – Volume 2 picks up where the first tome left off. doodles and sketches remain in sketchbooks, unseen by all but In the 70s skateboarding gear made quantum leaps in perfor- a select few. It is a rare treat to see an artist’s looser, more play- mance and aesthetics. On the performance side, experimenta- ful experiments. These early drafts and creative diversions can tion ruled the decade. The polyurethane wheel forever obso- reveal new facets of the artist’s process, and often constitute a lesced the clay and metal models of the 60s. Meanwhile, the body of work just as valuable as what the artist deems worthy decks grew larger as manufacturers tried different materials of the public eye. ranging from plywood to fiberglass and composites of the two. The Art of the Sketchbook cracks opens the covers of more More than thirty private On the aesthetic front, skateboarding had become a lifestyle than thirty private sketchbooks and reveals the personal work with a fashion of its own. Textile patterns, wild colors and Ha- sketchbooks and insights of artists in their leisure. Travel diaries, life studies, and wildly waiian themes all co-mingled, projecting a casual lifestyle. into the artists work! imaginative cartoons are just a few of the styles represented All of these bold new designs were unified in proving that here, and the materials and subjects are just as varied. Double- skateboarding was no longer a passing fad, but was here to page presentations show the sketchbooks in their raw form, stay. and artist interviews provide both context for the images and glimpses into the role sketching plays in each artist’s larger body of work.

240 Pages, Hardcover 152 Pages, Paperback, 10 ⅛” X 8 ¼” / 260 x 210 mm, 300 Illustrations 19” x 5” / 480 x 130 mm, 130 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-703-7, $35.00 / €34.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-695-5, $35.00 / € 34.90 8 New Title Gardening 9 New Title Craft

Mathilde Lelièvre, Czerw Guillaume Paperwolf Terrariums Paper Animals – Volume 1 Bring Nature into Your Home Fox, Deer, Meerkat and Bear Family

TERRARIUMS As human beings have transitioned to indoor living, the need Previously featured on Colossal and with a successful produc- to keep the natural world close at hand has persisted. While tion company and Etsy shop, world-renowned paper artist traditional houseplants bring nature to the interior landscape, Wolfram Kampffmeyer (under the brand name Paperwolf) has terrariums offer something different: A three dimensional win- created some of the most captivating paper sculptures we’ve dow into a microcosm of the outside world. ever seen. Mathilde Lelièvre’s Terrariums offers plant lovers step-by- With faceted, geometric surfaces and in a wonderful array step instructions for the creation of more than twenty stunning of modern designs and color palettes, his animals exhibit per- terrarium projects. Overviews of the tools, containers, plants sonality, movement and charm and make for wonderful home

Gingko Press and materials will ensure that aspiring indoor gardeners are accents. This first volume in the Paper Animals series enables well prepared. Separate sections cover open, closed, and ad- us all to become paper craft engineers. With easy to follow vanced terrariums, each with its own palette of recommended instructions and detailed photographs, all you need is glue, a plants and set of care instructions. sharp knife and a cutting board and you are ready to get start- Incredible photography elevates the book beyond how- ed. Includes 6 colorful paper animals to build: Fox, Deer, Meer- to guide and makes it a covetable object for plant lovers of all kat and Bear Family. Finished sculptures 4 to 20 inches high. kinds, whether they wish simply to look, or want to roll up their sleeves and create something beautiful.

96 pages, Hardcover 48 Pages w/26 Sheets of Colored Paper 7 ¾” x 9 ½” / 195 x 240 mm, 54 Illustrations 8 ½” X 11 ¾” / 210 x 297 mm, 96 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-713-6, $22.00 / €19.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-699-3, $24.95 / €24.90 10 New Title Art 11 New Title Street Art / Art

Nathan Spoor Zero+ Suggestivism: Resonance Greg “Craola” Simkins

A new, uniquely twenty-first century art genre has begun to One of the most prolific artists painting today, Greg “Craola” emerge in the galleries of New York and San Francisco. Sug- Simkins’ diverse body of work is as likely to be found in a gallery gestivism, which gained traction by way of multi-artist exhibi- as on the streets. Bridging pop surrealism and graffiti art with tions at Spoke Art Gallery, depicts vivid, otherworldly scenes in the skill of a fine art painter, his art is unique and recognizable, a variety of media and styles. The pieces collected here spark blending a wealth of early influences with contemporary pop the viewer’s creativity and beg to be placed in the context of a culture references. larger story, while any concrete narrative remains tantalizingly This new monograph traces the development of the artist, elusive. from a kid playing with crayons to the present day. From his These contemporary works often echo lavish histori- early addiction to comic books and cartoons, to his obsession cal tableau, infusing classical compositional elements with a with animals and discovery of fine art through the works of modern sensibility and sense of the absurd. Featuring work by Dali, John James Audobon, Caravagio and more. In some cases, more than fifty artists, these surreal, often comic worlds and preliminary sketches can be found alongside finished works characters will pull you into a reality drawn straight from a fe- providing a glimpse into the artistic process and evolution of ver dream. a piece. Other creations stand alone, masterpieces of artwork as narrative.

232 Pages, Hardcover 156 Pages, Hardcover 9” X 12” / 225 x 305 mm, 120 Illustrations 11 ¼” X 11 ¼” / 285 x 285 mm, 134 Illustrations ISBN: 978-0-99725-674-1, $45.00 / €45.00 ISBN: 978-1-937222-49-9, $59.95 / €59.90 12 New Title Art / Popular Culture 13 New Title Street Art

Tavar Zawacki Inti Castro and Pablo Aravena Metamorphosis INTI Color, Carnival and Resistance

The new monograph by the California born and Berlin-based Decades of struggle for national identity and stability in Chile visual artist Tavar Zawacki (aka ABOVE), and the first under his are the raw materials from which INTI creates works massive in real name, Metamorphosis showcases the past three years of both scale and cultural relevance. his creative output, from his seminal 2014 “Remix” exhibition Born in Chile and now an international sensation, he is a in Detroit at Inner State Gallery to his latest and most ambi- classically trained artist who has been painting in the streets tious show at Urban Spree Galerie in September 2017. One of since age thirteen. His first artist monograph showcases larg- the pioneers of the street art scene in Paris at the birth of the er-than-life paintings that pull iconography from politics, the millennium, he took the world by storm with his iconic ABOVE circus and religion; street art characterized by a clean, fine art arrow icon, painting in over 100 different cities spanning 50 style that doesn’t compromise the sharp edge of the artist’s so- countries across the globe. cial commentary and cultural exploration. This global selection Metamorphosis chronicles the latest steps in his transfor- surveys INTI’s work in Paris, Miami, Oslo, Montréal, Istanbul and mation as he focuses on his indoor studio practice, creating a many other cities across more than twenty countries. Glimpses new dialogue with his distinctly vibrant color palette and hard into the artist’s process give readers a sense of the size and in- edged linework. tricacy of this seminal work by one of Latin America’s most im- portant street artists. Trilingual French/Spanish/English.

160 Pages, Hardcover 240 Pages, Hardcover 9 ¾” X 13”/ 245 x 325 mm, 160 Illustrations 9 ½” X 11 ¾” / 240 x 300 mm, 250 Illustrations ISBN: 978-3-9819026-0-0, $39.95 / €34.90 ISBN: 978-2-226-32166-4, $59.95 / €52.00 14 New Title Photography 15 New Title Photography

Andreas Helland, Nina Ansten Vintage Stories, London Søren Solkær: Portraits 1993 – 2018

For nearly a decade, photographer Andreas Helland has been This stunning survey starts with a body of work entitled Pho- documenting innovative and inspiring fashion in the streets of tographers Posed, first initiated by Solkær in 1993 while he at- his native Oslo. More recently, he turned his eye for distinctive tended FAMU, the Photo and Film Academy in Prague. Søren style to The Vintage Festival in London. This celebration of twen- created some amazing images in this series as he documented tieth century fashion and culture turned out to be the perfect master photographers such as Jan Saudek and Anton Corbijn match for Helland’s photographic sensibilities, allowing him to and Shanta Rao, each captured in their own photographic style, produce stunning images that embody the heart of bygone de- utilizing their specific methods and materials. cades and the creativity of contemporary vintage enthusiasts. Eventually he went on to shoot portraits around the world Presented as an exquisite hardcover with design touches in his own signature style; photographing the most iconic rock that evoke the vintage fashions it so lovingly depicts, Vintage and pop stars on the planet, Yogis in Rajasthan India, fans at Stories, London is a must-have for fashionistas, anglophiles, and a Roskilde music festival and creating a high-concept series anyone who suspects they were born a few decades too late. documenting street artists around the world. Portraits 1993 – 2018 is published on the occasion of Solkær’s exhibition at the Museum of Natural History in Denmark in January 2018.

96 Pages, Hardcover 288 Pages, Hardcover 8 ¾” X 10 ¼” / 220 x 260 mm, 90 Illustrations 9 ½” x 12 ½” / 240 x 320 mm, 255 Photographs ISBN: 978-82-690406-0-9, $39.95 / €34.90 ISBN: 978-87-992978-2-5, $69.95 / €69.90 16 New Title Tattoo Art 17 New Title Design

Under the Skin Art in Book Form

An art form unique in the world, tattoos are as varied in style With the rise of the e-book, new conversations have arisen and form as the living bodies they adorn. Under the Skin exam- about what role the physical book has in modern society. Rath- ines tattoos from three different angles, through the work of er than making an argument for or against e-books, Art in Book more than 37 artists. First the book explores cultural history, Form is itself an impassioned argument for the power that well including tribal, Japanese and American traditional tattoos. made physical books continue to represent. Next is a survey of individuals and their tattoos. What is the Beginning with a detailed history of written media, from inspiration behind each design? What does each tattoo mean five-thousand-year-old clay tablets up to twenty-first century to the person who chose it? Third, and finally, Under the Skin printing techniques, Art in Book Form showcases bookbinding catalogs the visual language of tattoos, looking at six major ar- and design at its most beautiful and innovative. Photography, tistic styles ideally suited to human skin. concept sketches, and exploded view diagrams of contempo- With its combination of detailed photographs of ink on rary book designs offer a view into every aspect of a book’s skin and lovingly reproduced flash art, Under the Skin makes an engineering, and convey the surprising variety of methods excellent introduction to the history and craft of tattoo, and a available for the seemingly simple task of compiling pages. worthy addition to any ink aficionado’s library. Bibliophiles of all stripes will cherish this thorough exploration of the past, present, and future of books.

224 Pages, Hardcover 256 Pages, Hardcover 8” X 10 ¾” / 200 x 270 mm, 750 Illustrations 8 ½” X 11” / 215 x 280 mm, 750 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78493-5-3, $45.00 / €45.00 ISBN: 978-1-58423-702-0, $45.00 / €45.00 18 New Title Design 19 New Title Design

New Scandinavian Graphic Design New Trends in GUI

Known for its simplicity, minimalism, and functionality, Scan- With nearly three million mobile apps available to smartphone dinavian graphic design has influenced the rest of the world users, it is more important than ever that an individual app for more than half a century. New Scandinavian Graphic Design stand out in its usability and visual design. New Trends in GUI provides top-notch examples of how the five Nordic countries digs into the creation of more than 75 apps to showcase the – Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland – continue to principles and philosophy essential to software that truly con- be industry leaders in branding, packaging, editorial and web nects with its audience. Tips for integration with smart watches design. and other connected peripherals take the action beyond the Featuring work from renowned designers and studios, this phone’s screen as we enter an increasingly connected world. follow-up to Scandinavian Graphic Design brings together up- Insights from twenty UI/UX designers bring readers up to to-the-minute inspiration for creatives and lovers of all things speed on the changing mobile landscape, paving the way for Nordic alike. Stylistically different and yet instantly identifiable innovations that have only begun to take shape. as part of Scandinavian milieu, the beautifully photographed Full of concrete information and inspiring examples of examples in New Scandinavian Graphic Design continue to push apps built for productivity, leisure, dating, education, gaming the evolution of design to its limits. and more, this book will help both beginners and seasoned de- signers add an extra layer of elegance to their mobile software.

240 pages, Hardcover 256 Pages, Hardcover 7 ½” X 10” / 190 x 250 mm, 650 Illustrations 8 ¾” X 11 ¾” / 220 x 285 mm, 900 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-705-1, $45.00 / €45.00 ISBN: 978-988-77573-6-8, $49.95 / €45.00 20 New Title Design 21 New Title Design

Art of Printing Layout Now The Arrangement of Text & Graphics

Simply put, this is the most comprehensive look at the state of An incredible resource for designers, Layout Now demystifies modern printing techniques ever assembled. the principles of good layout design, utilizing a grid-based ap- The Art of Printing examines the four major printing pro- proach to this fundamental component of effective graphic de- cesses, stencil, planographic, intaglio, and relief printing sign, whether in print or online. through an in-depth analysis of each system with steps, ter- Beginning with a detailed examination of international pa- minology and diagrams, followed by an incredible showcase per sizes, typographical measurements and anatomy of type, of cutting-edge work created with each method. With multi- the book goes on to examine page construction and grid sys- disciplinary applications for every conceivable material from tems. It then features an outstanding selection of design proj- paper and cardboard to cloth, plastic, aluminum foil, glass and ects deconstructed with the help of gridlines and color blocks ceramic, this book is intended for artists, fashion or graphic de- to showcase the various systems in use and illuminate the pro- signers alike. Introductory chapters examine the roles of paper portions of text and graphics. mill, printer and designer in an enlightening interview and a With commentary by the designers on visual goals and the fascinating and surprising history of printing provides context use of grids, examples include brand identities, posters, books, for the relevant methods. magazines, newspapers, catalogs and more.

256 Pages, Hardcover 256 Pages, Hardcover 8 ½” X 11”/ 215 x 280 mm, 500 Illustrations 9” X 11 ¾” / 235 x 300 mm, 500 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78494-1-4, $49.95 / €45.00 ISBN: 978-988-77573-5-1, $49.95 / €49.90 22 New Title Design 23 New Title Design

Asian Typography Fully Visualized: Branding Iconography

A spectacular compilation of the best contemporary fonts uti- A strong visual identity makes an immediate and lasting im- lizing Chinese Characters or Hanzi, and their application across pression, a vital step in creating relationships with consumers. a wide array of design projects. A designer must understand the brand inside and out, and cre- In use for thousands of years and adapted for numerous ate a visual signifier that represents the company on multiple other languages, these logograms are remarkably resilient levels. Telling a brand’s story through good graphics is one of when it comes to creation and manipulation. Asian Typography the most direct and effective ways to introduce a brand to its showcases this with over 100 works from Japan, Korea, China, market. Taiwan, and Hong Kong, which all exhibit extreme innovation. The cafes, restaurants, media companies and organiza- From branding collateral to logo creation, print and poster tions in this book have all chosen striking ways to tell their sto- design, all facets of graphic design are explored. The ultimate ries. With more than 100 designs by 80 designers and agencies, chapter looks to the future with experimental typography that along with insights into the businesses being represented and pushes the boundaries of this ancient system with ingenuity the connection between product and presentation, Fully Real- and respect. ized is the ultimate inspiration guide for designers and business owners looking to turn heads and set themselves apart from the crowd.

240 Pages, Hardcover 240 pages, Hardcover 8 ¼” X 11 ¼” / 210 x 285 mm, 700 Illustrations 8 ½” X 11 ¼” / 210 x 285 mm, 600 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-14261-9-2, $49.95 / €49.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-704-4, $45.00 / €45.00 24 New Title Children’s 25 New Title Children’s

Ms. Bianchi Tora Marie Norberg The Sailor Who Loved to Draw Nordic Fairy Tales An Adventure Game

Anton the mustachioed sailor never voyages anywhere with- It may be true that every story has already been told, but that out his beloved sketchbook. Whether drawing seagulls, bottles, doesn’t mean you can’t still have some fun mixing them up! krakens or mermaids, he never feels quite himself unless he Nordic Fairy Tales gives players bits and pieces of classic is observing and recording the nautical wonders around him. Norwegian folktales and encourages them to shuffle the deck But what is the fate of ink and paper when met with a terri- and assemble an endless variety of new stories, scene by scene. ble storm at sea? What becomes of a thoughtful, creative sailor Forty gorgeous illustrations by Tora Marie Norberg wryly blend when his drawings are waterstained and ruined? His pal Skinny folklore and modern technology, and provide a jumping-off Jean just might have the answer… point for the storyteller in each of us. Each story card has a A fun game for the This brand-new classic written and illustrated by Ana Bi- puzzle-piece-style cutout at each end, letting storytellers link whole family! anchi presents a charming, funny tale of loss and redemption each scene to the ones before and after. Each game may have through beautiful black-and-white line art with lively splashes the same cards, but the forty scenes will mean something com- and swirls of color, and reminds readers of the importance of Create your own pletely different every time you play! finding creative new ways to pursue their passions. fairy tale! The latest storytelling game is light on rules and heavy on inspiration, allowing you to play alone or with the whole family.

32 pages, Hardcover 20 Cards, Box, Ages 6+ 7” x 9 ½” / 180 x 240 mm, 16 Illustrations 6 ¾” X 5 ¼” / 140 x 170 mm, 40 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-711-2, $15.95 / €15.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-708-2, $24.95 / €24.90 26 New Title Children’s 27 New Title Children’s

Zebedee Helm Viction:ary Kit and Willy’s Guide to Buildings A to Z The Untold Backstory of Our Names

The second volume in Zebedee Helm’s wonderfully irreverent Did you know that Aaron means “mountain of strength”? Or series for young and old alike, Kit and Willy’s Guide to Buildings that the name Iris comes from Greek mythology and is the examines iconic architecture around the world. name of the Goddess of the Rainbow? This imaginative new Told from the perspective of Kit the Montana cowboy and book for parents and children alike explores the etymology of his sausage dog, Willy, children are introduced to signature numerous popular names in a highly original way. Illustrated buildings throughout history. With hilarious commentary and in a charming cartoon strip style that graphically relates the dialogue that teaches as it entertains, we learn that “these days stories of their meanings through cute and humorous charac- architects design buildings at funny angles on purpose”, but terizations of their adventures, A to Z makes learning fun. Each when the leaning tower of Pisa was built, “it was DEFINITELY story includes language of origin, pronunciation and meaning a MISTAKE.” Added advice for the visitor recommends being as well as interesting facts about each name such as popular “photographed in front of it, so it looks like you’re either PUSH- bearers and alternative interpretations. ING it over or HOLDING it up.” Full of charming illustrations in It also introduces children to important visual learning the author’s signature style which make this sure to be a classic skills in the form of educational comics. and a worthy successor to Kit and Willy’s Guide to Art.

32 Pages, Hardcover 288 Pages, Flexi-bound, 8” X 10 ¼” / 205 x 260 mm, 30 Illustrations 6” X 8 ¼”, 1,100 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-700-6, $15.95 / €15.90 ISBN: 978-988-77747-5-4, $22.95 28 New Titles Children’s 29 New Title Children’s

Viction-Viction Viction-Viction Zoom Series Up n’ Down

Have you ever wondered just how big our world actually is? Humble beginnings lead to huge adven- There are wonders all around us, often waiting just outside tures in the Zoom series, where young readers are lifted out of everyday life to see the world in a our line of sight. Up n’ Down encourages young readers to look brand-new way. One story begins with a boy and an ice cream cone, and each turn of the page takes above their heads and below their feet to discover the magic the reader one step back to show an entirely new perspective. Each spread has a die-cut shape (circle, of the world around them. Each beautifully illustrated scene square, or triangle) showing a hint of the next page’s bright, geometric illustrations, allowing readers includes 10-20 labeled objects and characters to identify, ex- to follow the shapes from a scoop of ice cream all the way to the spiral of the galaxy itself, with new panding vocabulary and illuminating the world’s many details. details revealed every step of the way. What circles, squares and triangles will you spot in the world A child climbs a tree in her backyard, while woodland creatures around you after taking an epic journey outward with Zoom? For ages 3+ have a whimsical feast in a burrow below. A sleepy seaside town conceals an undersea scene teeming with life, where a SCUBA diver and mermaid make magical contact. Taking place across a wide variety of locales from the everyday to the extraordinary, Viction-Viction each scene will prompt children to examine the relationships Zoom – An Epic Journey through Circles between different aspects of the same environment and foster curiosity about the unseen corners of the world. Ages 4+

22 Pages, Board Book 7 ¼”x8 ¼”, 11 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-77747-7-8, $14.95

Viction-Viction Zoom – An Epic Journey through Squares

22 Pages, Board Book 7 ¼”x8 ¼”, 11 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78500-4-5, $14.95

Viction-Viction Zoom – An Epic Journey through Triangles

22 Pages, Board Book 48 Pages, Hardcover 7 ¼”x8 ¼”/, 11 Illustrations 9 ¼”x12 ¾”, 48 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78500-0-7, $14.95 ISBN: 978-988-77747-6-1, $17.95 30 New Title Art / Popular Culture 31 New Title Design

Viction:ary Viction:ary Off The Wall - Art of the Absurd Made in Japan Awe-inspiring graphics from Japan Today

A vivid exploration of peculiar art, Off the Wall is a funhouse For many, “Made in Japan” is synonymous with quality – the tour through the darkly comedic minds of more than twenty- perfect marriage of aesthetic appeal and functionality. The in- five artists from around the world. From representational to tentions of the designer can be found in the slightest detail, barely recognizable, the illustrations and comics showcased but none are overworked, preferring spare elegance to busy here never fail to evoke the special blend of humor and horror excess. Mixing traditional art and philosophy with contempo- that the subconscious mind finds so irresistible. Talking pets, rary design to create a material and visual culture that blends repurposed pop-culture icons and troubled eroticism are only seamlessly into their lives at home. With this strong national a few of the odd themes you’ll find recurring within this one-of- identity and focus on design, it is no wonder their creative out- a-kind collection. put is admired and imitated throughout the world. Short interviews with the artists allow a peek behind the Made in Japan highlights more than 40 creatives from dif- curtain, and offer insight into the creative processes that lead ferent fields who exemplify this design character through their to such off-kilter, unsettling and strangely compelling art. work in graphic design and branding, illustration, packaging, Full of dark humor and self-awareness, Off the Wall is a can- fashion, product and spatial design. dy-colored nightmare journey through worlds barely stranger than our own.

by Loft WAKUWAKU BUNGU The Loft Co. designed a range of original stationery named WAKU- WAKU BANGU. Their designs retain a child-like innocence with the use of bright colours and a variety of simple graphics such as raindrops, houses, animals and geometric shapes. Creative direction: Masaaki Hiromura Client: The Loft Co., Ltd.

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1 / MORI NO PICNIC in Manazuru MORI no Picnic was an event held in Manazaru, Kanagawa that 3 / Orbi Osaka intended to bring new energy and The poster for Orbi Osaka con- spirit to the town. The illustrations veys the colourful and exciting and photography in the poster are atmosphere of the amusement collaged to convey the charm of park. The illustration features the town’s music and food. A red, many details and stories that yellow, and orange palette reflects demand closer inspection, and the fall season. its overall comical expression Creative produce: highlights the parks many Shun Kawaguchi attractions. Creative direction & copywriting: Junya Kato 4 / Ongaku to Kurashi Music Illustration: Chika Yamamoto and Living

2 / Izu Young Fes. Aroe inc. wanted to create a poster that could be under- The Izu Young Festival is an annual stood at first glance. The model music festival held in Shizuoka. holding a vinyl and dish is meant The 2016 poster simply displays to be a literal visual representa- a vivid photo of a blue sky to tion of the event’s theme, ‘Music highlight the festival’s attractive and Living’. outdoor element. Playful typog- raphies express the combined Creative produce: kazepro Creative direction: energy of music and nature. Hideaki Morohashi 064 - 065 Photo: Yasuyuki Kimura Illustration: Kenta Kaido 3 4

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256 Pages, Paperback with Jacket 256 Pages, Paperback with Jacket 6 ¾” X 8 ¾”, 250 Illustrations 7 ½” X 10”, 700 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-77747-8-5, $34.95 ISBN: 978-988-77747-3-0, $39.95 32 New Title Design 33 New Title Design

Viction:ary Viction:ary BRANDLife: Concept Stores and Pop-ups Palette 08 – Iridescent viction:ary Integrated brand systems in graphics and space Holographics in Design

Concept stores are all about discovery and experience, creat- We all experience a sense of wonder examining the swirl and ing a unique retail environment where shoppers can explore a sheen of mother of pearl or gazing at the chromatic luster on new vision for consumer culture. an oil or gasoline spill. These natural visual effects create tre- 2018 Hyper-curated, many emphasize quality over quantity of mendous color displays through the fluid interaction of surface goods, presenting a well thought out and defined brand iden- properties with reflected light. Today’s designers are able to Spring title : tity that encapsulates their philosophy. Some maintain an as- mimic these effects like never before, employing both tradi- sortment within a very finite range, keeping it fresh through tional and new, state of the art production techniques. new products and vendors, others create “stories” around The new volume in the bestselling Palette series examines which to merchandise, dramatically changing their inventories this extreme iridescence as applied to print, architecture, in- month-to-month. This new volume of Brandlife examines not stallations, fashion and more. From matte to glossy, metallic only concept stores but also pop-up shops that are experi- to transparent, the incredible versatility of expression is sure menting with new models for retail establishments – whether to endure, heralding a new age of holographic representation (sample cover) food, fashion or lifestyle. Includes a diverse array of brand col- and innovation. lateral and interiors to inspire.

BRANDLife: Specifications: Concept Stores & Pop-ups Integrated brand systems in graphics and space 280pp / 190 x 255 mm (H) Concept stores are about discovery and experience. In a Softcover with jacket world of options, these stores pull together products from June 2018 £29.95 / US$39.95 different lines and brands, odds and ends, to weave a story ISBN 978-988-77747-9-2 or cultivate a way of living that inspires. To keep it fresh and interesting, regular updates and narrative display help purvey this attitude, and a well-designed branding scheme solidifies their philosophy. In recognising the true power of design, the 60 concept stores and pop-ups featured in BRANDLife: Concept Stores & Pop-ups demonstrate how fashionable graphic identities and interiors help put forward lifestyle ideas beyond what their products are originally designed for. The showcase will examine retail settlements with diverse focuses, from food and fashion to a total lifestyle, that trades utilitarian products and cultural offerings.

006 / 007 280 Pages, Paperback w/Jacket 256 Pages, Paperback w/Jacket Zuo Corp 7 ½” X 10”, 900 Illustrations 7 ¼” X 10”, 500 Illustrations Stockholm, Sweden ISBN: 978-988-77747-9-2, $39.95 ISBN 978-988-77747-2-3, $39.95 black, white and gold palette meets with glamorous and timeless typestyles. While embracing the building’s heritage, 25AH also Haymarket by Scandic resides in a building of downtown adds a modern twist to the roaring 20s by rendering playful and Stockholm, which used to belong to a department store geometric typography on Haymarket products. The hotel’s logo established at the turn of in the 19th century. The hotel’s visual coheres with the theme and mimics the grand and linear style of ID 25AH IN Koncept Stockholm CL Scandic Hotels, Koncept Stockholm identity is thus inspired by the Art Deco movement, where a Art Deco graphics, but with a more minimalistic touch. 34 New Titles Travel 35 New Title Travel

Viction:ary Viction:ary CITIx60: San Francisco CITIx60: New York – New Edition 60X60 : LANDMARKS & ARCHITECTURE 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City 5 Synagogue for the Arts Map B, P.104 One of the most scenic cities on the planet and a leader in re- Synagogue for theNewly Arts is a full-service updated Jewish for 2018, CITIx60: New York is the essential guide tail innovation, San Francisco now boasts more restaurants per house of prayer andfor art creative gallery in Tribeca, travelers. the industrial-turned-upscale area in Lower Man- capita than any other US city. But whether you are an inveterate hattan. Originally foundedLocal as the Civic artists Center and creatives offer an inside look at New York Synagogue in 1938, the building was designed shopper or an unrepentant foodie, it has much more to offer by William Breger,City a student from of Bauhaus its bigwigfamous sights and restaurants, to lesser-known the casual visitor. With numerous and diverse neighborhoods, Walter Gropius. Completedand up-and-coming in 1967, a massive, spots. Their recommendations include go- curvy façade over a glass-walled entrance is such as Japantown, Haight-Ashbury and the Castro, each with consciously set backing to for align witha ride the proper- on Jane’s Carousel, viewing the art and shopping ties in and around White Street. The main its own distinct character and makeup, and a variety of land- sanctuary is a bright,at Tarasky-lit area McPherson behind the and Sean Leonard’s Cotton Candy Machine, scapes to explore, from the natural beauty of Golden Gate Park façade, where localshopping communities forgo to prayvinyl at Bleeker Street Records, stopping by Oven- and meditate. to the serenity of Alcatraz island. Explore the organic appeal of ly for their salted chocolate chip cookies, and dining on oysters the General Store and then head up the street for a sundowner and absinthe at Maison Premiere. 49 White St., Tribeca, and dinner surrounded by the beach décor of Outerlands. ManhattanThis updated edition features contributions from locals +1 (212) 966-7141 Newer destinations such 60X60as 24th : LANDMARKS Street or & Dog ARCHITECTURE Patch with www.synagogueforthearts.orgFrederick Bouchardy, Julia Chang, Roanne Adams, Tara McPher- the unique galleries at Minnesota Street Project keep the as- son and Moh Azima, and includes6 The such New Museumnew attractions as Mat- 60X60 : MARKETS & SHOPS Map B, P.105 sortment fresh. Round it out with3 world-classFDR Four Freedomsmuseums, archi Park- ter, PowerHouse Arena, Chuko, Fanelli and more. 29 Desert Island Architects of New Museum building Kazuyo tecture and music festivals! Map A, P.103 Sejima and Ryue Nishizawa of SANAA have de- Map D, P.107 scribed the work as their response to the pow- Proposed in 1973 but not realised until October Desert Island is in fact a colourful comicerful personalities of both the New Museum and 2012, FDR Four Freedoms Park celebrates the art world chock-full of art prints, zines, comics and the surrounding storied neighbourhood. 132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover They were challenged to devise open, flexible as well as posters for all kinds of tastes. Their life and work of the late US president Franklin and light-filled gallery spaces of different 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations well-curated selection highlights established, D. Roosevelt with special tributes to the Four atmospheres and heights within a very tight ISBN: 978-988-78500-3-8, $11.95 budding and underground artists, illustratorszoning. Viewed as a dramatic stack of seven Freedoms — freedom of speech, freedom of and designers from the States and beyond. rectangular boxes, rising 175 feet above street 1100-1800 (W, F-Su), -2100 (Th), $14/12/10, Free worship, freedom from want and freedom As often as not you can find old classics,level amidst a cluster of small and mid-sized back entry: 1900-2100 (Th), Free docent tour: issues and rare prints which you’ll havebuildings on the Bowery, the New Museum a hard 1230 (W-F), 1230 & 1500 (Sa-Su) from fear — articulated in his 1941 State of the time finding anywhere else. Look forbuilding Smoke itself perhaps best describes the new 235 Bowery, Bowery, Manhattan Union address. Architect Louis Kahn was tasked Signal, a free quarterly tabloid whichideas invites of contemporary art it collects. +1 (212) 219-1222 1200-2100 (M-Sa), -1900 (Su) www.newmuseum.org with the planning, although he died shortly af- a different body of talents to contribute to its 540 Metropolitan Ave., Williamsburg, Viction:ary content and cover art. Brooklyn ter finishing his design. The island was named +1 (718) 388-5087 www.desertislandbrooklyn.com CITIx60: Barcelona –Roosevelt Island in the president’s honour the New Edition 0900–1900 (W-M), same year the project was announced. Free guided tour: 1100 (Sa) 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City 1 FDR Four Freedoms Park, “Interesting building located right in the heart of 28 Cloak & DaggerRoosevelt Island Soho. Check out their shows as well as the shopping Map B, P.105 +1 (212) 204-883160X60 : LANDMARKS & ARCHITECTURE and restaurants in the area.” Newly updated for 2018, CITIx60: Barcelona is the essentialStarting her own clothing label Cloak & Dagger www.fdrfourfreedomspark.org — Jessica Walsh guide for creative travelers. in 2006 with an urge to create clothes that 8 41 Cooper Square were fun and comfortable yet chic and refined,018 Map 019B, P.105 Local artists guide you through the best in architecture,designer Brookelynn Starnes conveys her vi- 4 The High Line Designed by Pritzker-winning Thom Mayne culture and art as well as the culinary, shopping and nightlifesion and clear sense of tailoring with inventive Map A, P.102 juxtapositioning, intimate detailing, patterns of Morphosis Architects, 41 Cooper Square is scenes of Barcelona in Victionary’s interactive guide. Theand creluxury- fabrics. With outposts in trendy East Originally built for freight trains in the 1930s, the first LEED-certified academic laboratory atives recommendations include visiting Gauds still in-progVillage and Brooklyn, C&D carries quality ladies’ - The High Line is now reopened as an elevated building in NYC. The centre’s distinctive ap- brands and vintage cuts from across the globe. pearance and technological innovation alluded ress masterpiece La Sagrada Familia, touring BarcelonasLook naval for regular stock updates on web and visit promenade and public park surrounded by to The Cooper Union’s dedication to free, open museum, Museu Martim, rummaging the shelves of magazines,her stores to try them for real. notable architecture. View Jean Nouvel’s and accessible education in art, architecture monographs, portfolios, catalogs and handbooks at Kowasa, window-clad condominium and Shigeru Ban’s and engineering, and foster cross-disciplinary 1200-2000 (M-Sa), -1900 (Su) Metal Shutter House next to a Frank Gehry dialogue within. Green building initiatives and eating tapas and drinking wine at the Gothic Quarters wine 441 East 9th St., East Village, office building. The new Whitney Museum by include a full-height atrium to increase interior house, Bodega La Palma. Manhattan daylight and a cogeneration plant to provide +1 (718) 673-0500 Renzo Piano is due to join the cluster in 2015. cloakanddaggernyc.com additional power and recover waste heat. This updated edition features contributions from locals Designed by James Corner Field Operations, Marc Castellini Hernandez, Lucia Vergara Ballester, Sergi Puyol Diller Scofidio + Renfro and Piet Oudolf, the 0730-0200 (M-Th), -0000 (F-Sa), 1200-0200 (Su) and Laura Banchik, and includes such new attractions as Lost & park features meandering pathways, local 3rd Ave., NoHo, Manhattan Found Market, Bodega Sepulvida and more. vegetation and a relaxed evening setting. Its +1 (212) 353-4100 last section, the High Line at the Rail Yards, cooper.edu 7 Jane’s Carousel “You’ll find the best clothing curation of designer opens in 2014.“Awesome little comic and art shop! If you love 132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover and vintage items. SayMap ‘hi’C, P.106 to Brookelynn!” 132 Pages,music, Paperback or more + folding specifically map coverdance music, check out 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations — Apartment One After decades of meticulous restoration by Jane 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrationsthe Fools Gold Record Store next door.” Walentas this nearly century-old Carousel now Daily: 0700-2300 (summer), — Chris Golden ISBN: 978-988-78500-6-9, $11.95 beams brightly on the edge of the East River. ISBN:Free 978-988-78500-2-1, guided tour: 1830 (Tu), $11.95 -2200 (winter) Meatpacking District & Chelsea, Manhattan 058 Framed by the Williamsburg Bridge to the north, 059 Brooklyn Bridge to the south, and encased +1 (212) 500-6035 inside a glass jewel-box pavilion designed by www.thehighline.org Pritzker winning architect Jean Nouvel, Man- hattan’s skyline is its backdrop. The three-row machine features 48 exquisitely carved horses and two superb chariots, originally installed in “The design itself is from a pastIdora era, Park inbut Youngstown, it feels Ohio. “After a long day of exploring the lower half of

contemporary in its formal and1100-1900 symmetrical (W-M, May 12-Sep 29), -1800 (Th-Su, Manhattan, take a walk up the west side through Sep 30-May 11), $2 concerns.” Brooklyn Bridge Park, Dock St., Dumbo, Brooklyn Battery park and the High Line or vice versa.” — Keegan Mchargue +1 (718) 222-2502 — Hugo & Marie janescarousel.com

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“The view from Brooklyn Bridge Park is amazing, but “Finished in 2009, the building is one of the few recent admiring it while riding on a carousel is even better.” New York architecture additions that actually work. The — Lotta Nieminen long staircase invites students to hang out.” — Lucie Kim

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Viction:ary Viction:ary CITIx60: Berlin – New Edition CITIx60: Paris – New Edition 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City

Newly updated for 2018, CITIx60: Berlin is the essential guide for Newly updated for 2018, CITIx60: Paris is the essential guide for creative travelers. creative travelers. Local creatives give you the inside scoop on the architec- Victionary’s CITIX60-Paris will guide you through the fa- ture, art, shopping, dining, and nightlife in Berlin in Viction- vorite spots of local artists and creatives. These spots include ary’s up-to-date guide. Get in touch with the rich culture and Grande Mosquee de Paris, Foundation Cartier, which hosts history of the city by having a German feast at Cafe Atlantic events curated by international artists, Marche Bastille, a mar- for breakfast, visiting Corbusierhaus by the renowned Le Cor- ket on Boulevard Richard Lenoir where you can find fresh pro- busier, enjoying the festivals and contemporary art exhibits at duce, prepared food and craft items, Le Bouchon des Batignol- Martine-Gropius-Bau, hunting for vintage finds at Arkonaplatz les, a Mediterranean restaurant and wine bar, and the luxe and Vintage Market, and tasting the craft beers at microbrewery exclusive Le Baron club. Hops & Barley. This updated edition features contributions from locals This updated edition features contributions from locals Na- Alex VI, Colonel, Betillon/Dorval-Bory and Elise Morin, and in- dine Goepfert, Fons Hickman and Michael Sontag, and includes cludes such new attractions as Fondation Louis Vuittion, Mama such new attractions as MD72, Himmelbeet, Melloch Bar and Shelter, Andy Wahloo and more. more.

132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover 132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78500-5-2, $11.95 ISBN: 978-988-78500-1-4, $11.95

Viction:ary Viction:ary CITIx60: London – New Edition CITIx60: Tokyo – New Edition 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City 60 Creatives Show You the Best of the City

Newly updated for 2018, CITIx60: London is the essential guide Newly updated for 2018, CITIx60: Tokyo is the essential guide for for creative travelers. creative travelers. Creatives who call London home guide you through the Creatives who call Tokyo home share their favorite local best the city has to offer in Victionary’s CITIX60-London. Their spots in Victionary’s CITIX60-Tokyo. The best of the city in- favorite activities include relaxing in the tropical oasis on the cludes the nagare-zukuri style shrine to Emperor Meiji, SCAI third floor of The Barbican, exploring the vibrant art scene at THE BATHHOUSE, a contemporary art gallery known for show- The Old Truman Brewery, perusing the famous prints at Lib- casing Japan’s avant-garde artists, Higashiya Ginza, a tea room erty, getting a taste of the British seaside in the city at Bon- with Japanese and English menu options, Tokyo Shiba Tofuya- nie Gull, and sipping craft cocktails and listening to blues, jazz, Ukai, a restaurant that offers a view of a 71,000 sqft Japanese swing, and bossa nova at Nightjar. garden, and TWO ROOMS, an upscale restaurant that features This updated edition features contributions from locals a cellar containing 1,800 bottles. Richard Scott, James Joyce, David Saunders, Build, Is Tropical, This updated edition features contributions from locals No- Angus MacPherson and Andy Harvey, and includes such new vumichi Tosa and Daijiro Ohara, and includes such new attrac- attractions as Skylon, Bob Bob Ricard, Village Underground tions Tachninomibampaiya and Ikkemmesakaba Sangenjaya. and more.

132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover 132 Pages, Paperback + folding map cover 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations 4 ½” X 6 ½”, 350 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-78500-8-3, $11.95 ISBN: 978-988-78500-9-0, $11.95 38 New Titles Architecture 39 New Titles Architecture

Bach, David Andreu Macarena Abascal

Cosy interiors are neither new nor pristine. They are rooms mixing roughness and soft refinement. They are occasionally filled with scattered items, that is, carefully chosen, yet there is no sense of clutter. The presence of these items adds to a familiar atmosphere COSY INTERIORS of comfort and cosiness, making an interior space an inviting place. Architecture Today: CommercialFor some people,Spaces the home is the epitome of an inviting place. The Cosy Interiors – Slow Living home is where we can decompress at the end of the day and re- Slow living inSPiRATionS charge at the beginning of a new day, surrounded with things that Slow living inSPi RAT COSY INTERIORS make us feel good at home and good about ourselves. For those who think that white is unequivocally the exclusive makes- you-feel-good colour, the inspirational images and home projects featured in this book might make them think differently. Architects, designers, and homeowners offer their take on cosy interiors. white might predominate, neutrals abound, but there is also room for satu- rated colours to create restful, cosy interiors. With an increasing amount of business taking place online, it Cosy Interiors starts with the premise that above all, the home has never been more important for brick-and-mortar business must be a refuge, a place to unwind and recharge in a calming

spaces to prioritize customer experience. Thanks to recent and ionS well thought out living space. We are bombarded with sensory continuing research, we now know more than ever about the stimuli all day long as we are out in the world racing to and from relationship between architecture and customer behavior, and work or appointments, hostage to the trappings of technology. the importance of carefully accounting for both. Architecture This frenzy takes its toll and must be addressed through con- Today: Commercial Spaces collects successful projects from scious lifestyle choices that provide a refuge from the noise. twenty-six architects doing groundbreaking work in the field of Slow living is one such approach that emphasizes a slower pace commercial building around the world. of daily life and consumption, and the need for relaxation.

Cover photo © Julie Soefer Photography Featuring businessesBack cover photoof © Manolo Yllera all types – bars,www.booqpublishing.com restaurants, FRAnCeSC ZAmoRA molA Cosy Interiors exemplifies spaces that personify this mis- shops, cafes and more – this reference collection is a goldmine sion, organized around natural materials and organic shapes, of inspiration for architects, shop designers, interior designers, comfortable furniture and cohesive design that all promote a merchandisers, window dressers and shop owners. relaxed atmosphere.

336 Pages, Hardcover 336 Pages, Hardcover 9”x10 ¼”, 375 Illustrations 9 ¾” X 11 ½”, 500 Illustrations ISBN: 978-84-9936-081-2, $45.00 ISBN: 978-84-9936-079-9, $45.00

Asensio, Òscar Axel Nieberg ARCHITECTURE AR DESIGN STUDIO BOB BURNETT ARCHITECTURE TODAY BOSCHI + SERBOLI ARCHITETTIH ZÜRCHER

ARCHITECTURE INTERIOR SUE ARCHITEKTEN Architecture Today: Interior Design Architectural Nuances: Axel Nieberg Studio TIGG+COLL ARCHITECTS DESIGN

ARCHITECTURE TODAY XXX Architecture Today: Interior Design takes readers through all For over 15 years the multidisciplinary studio of Axel Nieberg

This book celebrates the work of thirty-seven architecture studios devoted to Housing Architecture. Singular infl uential forces are the steps of renovating and redesigning a home, using the re- has worked on a diverse array of projects across various fields featured alongside emerging talents. Some have been widely awarded and published. They have offi ces spread out across the TODAY world, promoting their ideals and visions, and creating works that have the power of modeling of a single apartment as a case study. Full-color and including architecture, interior design, landscaping, lighting de- suggestion and that inspire emotion.

Este libro celebra el trabajo de treinta y black-and-white photos and drawings bring the process to life, sign and product design. Well known for a minimalistic use of siete estudios de arquitectura dedicados a la arquitectura de la vivienda. Fuerzas infl uyentes singulares se presentan junto

a talentos emergentes. Algunos han sido XXXX ampliamente premiados y publicados. and members of the design and construction team offer their form and an extraordinary way of directing light in combination Tienen ofi cinas distribuidas por todo el mundo, promoviendo sus ideales y visiones y creando obras que tienen el poder de sugerir y que inspiran emoción. thoughts on the challenges that arise each step of the way. See with natural materials, the expressivity of his work is a result of professional reactions to code issues, structural upgrades, the haptic quality of the chosen materials. In terms of the Japa- plumbing changes and the continual challenge to stay true to nese Wabi-sabi doctrine, great value is put upon simplicity and ISBN the homeowner’s requirements and vision. the natural aging process of the materials, which is increased The book features detailed analysis of how each change in- by the development of a patina. creases the functionality and value of the property, and offers Architectural Nuances examines his architectural output, a rich selection of inspirations for anyone planning their own buildings which create a unique impression through their un- large-scale interior design project. conventional presence, characterized by massiveness com- bined with well-defined openings and interesting lines of sight.

336 Pages, Hardcover 524 Pages, Hardcover 10”x10 1/2”, 375 Illustrations 9 ½” X 10 ¼”, 750 Illustrations ISBN: 978-84-9936-088-1, $45.00 ISBN: 978-84-9936-085-0, $65.00 40 Previously Announced Children’s 41 Previously Announced Wedding / Children’s

Viction-Viction Viction:ary Guess Who? Series: Spot the Bad Guy Big Day A Brain-Twisting Game for Little Detectives Getting Weddings Perfect in Style

Keep your eyes open and your minds focused in this addictive A memorable wedding is less about gimmicks or high-ticket new game as you race against each other to catch the evildo- items than strength of vision. With the right styling you can er who committed the crime. In Spot the Bad Guy, 25 amateur create an unforgettable celebration for hosts and guests alike. crooks, each with their own set of skills and tastes for wrong- In Big Day, experienced photographers, designers and florists doing, are just waiting to be apprehended. But it takes a keen share their insights and philosophies on combining all ele- detective to follow the clues and unmask their true identity. ments to create a cohesive design for the event. With 50 cases to be solved, this boxed set provides hours From wedding photography to invitation and venue design, of sleuthing fun. Includes a storybook with proles of all 25 char- this diverse showcase catalogs a variety of themes and inspi- acters. For ages 6+ rations to match any personality or taste. With a supplemen- tal appendix of color palettes, materials and special features, which provide easy reference for wedding planners and new couples alike wishing to personalize their special day.

50 Clue cards + 25 Character cards in a box w/ story and answer booklet 256 Pages, Paperback w/ Jacket 5” x 6 ¼”, 75 Illustrations 7 ½” x 9 ⅞”, 650 Illustrations ISBN: 978-988-77149-8-9, $17.95 ISBN: 978-988-77746-9-3, $39.95

Viction-Viction Viction-Viction Mix & Rub: People Day & Night: Rainforest Styling Characters with Endless Fun Illustrated by Paula McGloin

A fun and interactive activity for grownups and kids alike, Mix Is a rainforest as lively at night as it is during the day? Which & Rub: People allows you to create utterly unique characters by creatures use natural camouflage to blend in during the day combining different facial features with distinctive hairstyles and which ones wake up after dark? and fashion in endless variations. Day & Night: Rainforest challenges perceptive children of all Simply lay a piece of paper over one of the enclosed plates ages to explore life in various rainforest locations at different and rub over with a crayon or colored pencil to imprint a new times of day. By means of clever illustrations and interactive coiffure or item of clothing. Hilarious combinations are inevi- elements, this epic activity book challenges the reader to find table as players try to outdo one another with their creative specific objects in a jungle of amusing distractions. For Ages 4+ visions. For Ages 4+

100 Page drawing pad + 20 Rubbing plates 12 Pages as 6-panel panoramic scenes in box, 7 ½” x 5 ¼”, 120 Illustrations (double-sided), Hardcover, 9” x 12 ¼” ISBN: 978- 988-77746-6-2, $19.95 ISBN: 978-988-77149-9-6, $19.95 42 Previously Announced Cooking / Gardening 43 Previously Announced Craft

Hannes Dahlrot and Henrik Francke The Curated Table Carve! Recipes and Styling for the Perfect Meal A Book on Wood, Knives and Axes

Few things in life are as enjoyable or memorable as a good meal Hailing from Sweden, this comprehensive guide to woodcraft spent in the company of friends and family. Add a delectable and the art of carving is the only handbook you will ever need. food and drink menu and inspired place settings with natural From identifying trees and picking the right wood to carv- decorations, and you are ready to take it to the next level! ing safety, necessary tools and how to care for them, Carve! is The Curated Table takes out the guesswork, providing an inspiring blend of nature lore and good design. With charm- complementary courses and inspired styling for a variety of ing and detailed step-by-step photographs and illustrations occasions, whether indoor or outdoor and for any time of the and more than a dozen fun and unique projects, the essentials day. Enjoy a comfortable respite with loved ones as you share are covered to get started and learn a new skill or hone an exist- stories and a savory meal over the rustic table, entranced by ing one. Projects include wooden utensils, vessels and boxes, your surroundings. With simple easy-to-follow recipes and tips jewelry, hair combs, musical instruments and even a muddler for cooking, plating and décor - whether for an outside dinner to complete your bar kit. Sure to be a classic for years to come! party or romantic snack for two, The Curated Table delivers.

256 Pages, Paperback 144 Pages, Hardcover 7 ½” X 9 ⅞” / 190 x 250 mm, 500 Illustrations 7” x 9” / 180 x 230 mm, 300 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-685-6, $35.00 / €34.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-662-7, $29.95 / €29.90

Michael Gärtner Aesthetica Botanica Lone Wolf Leatherworking A Life with Plants A Complete How-to Manual

Many have discovered the joys of living with indoor plants. They The allure of leather is once again gaining ground as small la- contribute not only to a healthier environment, but with prop- bels and brands produce functional pieces reflective of our er styling, add a nice element to interior design schemes. For lifestyles. A clear antithesis to disposable culture, well-crafted some living in more urban settings it is a matter of necessity, leather goods can and should last for decades. as home gardens are rare. For others living in more rural or This book is a practical introduction to this ancient art form suburban surroundings it is a matter of choice. with 20 distinct projects to sink your awl into. From creating Aesthetica Botanica visits the homes of artists, florists, gar- simple braids and key rings to belts, wallets, mobile phone cas- deners and other plant enthusiasts who exemplify green living es and leather totes, one could literally outfit themselves from and are happy to share their stories and tips on caring for and head to toe. Covers all the basics from gluing and polishing to decorating with plants. With handy chapters on green plants, using the specialized tools and sewing by hand. As the son of cacti and succulents, and flowers, this book caters to any in- one of Sweden’s leading shoemakers, the author has a lifelong clination providing practical information alongside stunning knowledge of working with leather and his knowledge and re- photographs. spect for the material shines through.

256 Pages, Hardcover 128 Pages, Hardcover 7 ½” x 9 ⅞” / 190 x 250 mm, 400 Illustrations 7” x 9” / 180 x 230 mm, 100 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-686-3, $39.95 / €39.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-661-0, $29.95 / €29.90 44 Previously Announced Craft / Illustration 45 Previously Announced Art / Popular Culture

Hannah Stouffer Handmade Art Lust for Light Illuminated Works

In an age where most everything is mass-produced and tech- Whether it glows lustrously from neon, eminates purely from nology has become the filter through which we experience LEDs or radiates with intensity from lasers, this elemental me- much of life, there is a growing appreciation of the handmade. dium, light, fascinates artists and viewers alike. Lust for Light From designer jeans to leather wallets and furniture to bicy- selects works by artists who have used light as a primary or cles, we place more value in goods that were crafted by hand, catalyzing agent in the featured pieces. Taking a dynamic ap- feeling a human connection. proach in its curation, the book features the use of illumination Handmade Art explores the art and artists who exemplify in more traditional gallery forms as well as in three dimensional the movement through the skill of their craftsmanship and and large scale installation pieces. their creative vision. Forty material experts working with em- Many of the featured artists are skilled fabricators who broidery and felt, paper cutting or folding, linocut stamps, clay have been honing their light-inspired works for years, while and wood to revive old crafts or seek new ones, provide helpful others have made stunning pieces through collaborations and tips and techniques as they share the inspiration for their work. daring forays, cross-pollinating their artistic visions with new technologies in the process. Featured artists include Yayoi Kusama, Ivan Navarro, Jennifer Steinkamp, Laddie John Dill, Massimo Uberti, Barry Underwood, Miguel Chevalier, …

256 Pages, Hardcover 336 Pages, Hardcover 8 ¼” x 11 ¼” / 190 x 250 mm, 400 Illustrations 7 ½” x 9” / 190 x 228 mm, 175 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-687-0, $39.95 / €39.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-681-8, $39.95 / €39.90

Evan Pricco Kaleidoscope Juxtapoz Black & White The Art of Illustrative Storytelling

Similar to a kaleidoscope, a good story also employs reflection The immutable black line; its effect is primal and direct with a on the different elements to create a narrative or pattern that lineage to prehistoric cave drawings first rendered in charcoal is captivating to the reader. The pressure is that much greater eons ago. Within the pages of Juxtapoz Black & White an impres- when the storyteller is a graphic artist and has a page or less sive list of artists expound upon the role monochromatic treat- to tell the tale with few to no words. The result relies heavily ments play in their practice, with fascinating results. The paint- on the artist’s ability to turn the lens just right and capture the ings and drawings used to buttress this dialogue are lavishly essentials of setting characterization, mood, detail, motion and presented in an oversize format. more to convey the intended meaning. The artists within use A fascinating list of contributors offers a broad spectrum of traditional illustration techniques along with embroidery, pa- black and white offerings: David Shrigley, Shantell Martin, San- per cutting, carving and collage to create pieces that stand out er, Matt Leines, Carl Krull, Nicomi Nix Turner, Geoff McFetridge for their low-tech charm. and 20 more. With this lastest release, the Juxtapoz book se- Derived from magazines, posters, books, blogs and per- ries has been re-designed in a new oversized paperback sonal projects, Kaleidoscope includes interviews with six tal- format for maximum viewing pleasure. ented and enthusiastic masters of their art.

240 Pages, Hardcover 224 Pages, Paperback 8 ¼” x 11 ¼” / 210 x 285 mm, 450 Illustrations 9 ½” x 13” / 241 x 330 mm, 180 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-689-4, $39.95 / €39.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-682-5, $35.00 / €34.90 46 Previously Announced Skateboarding / Fashion 47 Previously Announced Tattoo Art / Music

Jürgen Blümlein, Dirk Vogel, Cap10 Skateboarding Is Not A Fashion Skin & Ink The Illustrated History of Skateboard Apparel Illustrating the Modern Tattoo

The way apparel has been worn and created by skateboarders Traditional tattoo art is rapidly changing, moving away from has had a tremendous impact on popular culture at large. In time worn or played out motifs and experimenting with new Skateboarding Is Not A Fashion, the authors have taken great ef- styles, icons and subject matter. Driven both by the artists fort to document all aspects of this aesthetic movement; from themselves and their clients’ needs, the work is original and its roots in the 1950s as an offshoot of surfing culture, through surprising and runs the gamut from fine line illustration and the early 1980s when skateboarding “found itself” after a crucial pointillism to blackout tattoos that take the place of clothing. underground period of soul searching and DIY expressions of The themes are varied from personal mantras or interests to individuality. meaningful portraits and memorials. Others are simply fantas- Skate personalities we meet include Stacy Peralta, Lance tic art, whether wholly created by the tattooist or as homage to Mountain, Tony Alva, Brad Bowman, Steve Olson, Steve Cabal- a favorite artist. lero, Steve Van Doren, and many more. Skateboarding’s unique Combining pages of beautiful tattoos on skin, flash art and attitude and style have captured the imagination of millions stories from the artists to create a snapshot of the evolution of over the decades – and Skateboarding Is Not A Fashion is the cul- a new iconography, Skin & Ink delivers. ture’s magnum opus lookbook.

628 Pages, Hardcover 256 Pages, Paperback 9” x 11 ½” / 235 x 295 mm, 2,000 Illustrations 7 ½” x 9 ⅞” / 210 x 285 mm, 1000 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-630-6, $59.95 / €59.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-688-7, $39.95 / €39.90 WELCOME TOVENICE Viktor Fredbäck, Fredrik Ottosson and Rickard Eklund Ric Clayton (RxCx) True Fit Welcome to Venice A Collected History of Denim

Prior to the 1950’s, denim was largely worn by the working WHEN I HAVE FUN THEY CALL 911 RIC CLAYTON Artist and musician Ric Clayton has been at the flashpoint of classes, be it farmers, construction or factory workers as a du- several cultural movements originating in Venice, California. rable, utilitarian fabric that held up well to the elements. The His black and white Illustrations for thrash punk band Suicidal earliest proponents were likely the miners of the American Tendencies are instantly recognizable around the world. West, who in the 1800’s toiled away underground, occasion- Clayton not only created the logo and much of the early KILL YOUR IDOLS KILL YOUR ally leaving some remnants behind for posterity. For some, RIC CLAYTON artwork for the band, but also did a stint on bass guitar for the this history holds a deep fascination bordering on fanaticism band as well. Clayton was in the mix just as punk and metal as these archaeologists of denim risk life and limb to explore cross-pollinated in the early 80s, but he also stood at the cross- abandoned mines in search of this elusive treasure. Piecing to- roads of the Dogtown skating scene and cholo culture in Los TURCOTTE BRYAN RAY BRYAN gether their finds from all eras and brands to stitch together Angeles. Impossibly, Clayton embodied and portrayed all of ISBN: 978-1-58423-632-0 a picture not only of the history of denim, but alsoGINGKO PRESSoften / KILL YOUR IDOLS the these movements simultaneously in his artwork. histories of their wearers. With beautiful fashion photography and details, vintage ads and photos, this is a must for any serious jean collector or afficianado.

268 Pages, Hardcover 240 Pages, Paperback 9 ½” x 12” / 240 x 305 mm, 250 Illustrations 7 ¼” x 9 ¾” / 185 x 250 mm, 500 Illustrations ISBN: 978-91-98-1375-1-4, $45.00 / €45.00 ISBN: 978-1-58423-632-0 , $45.00 / €39.90 48 Previously Announced Coloring Book / Landscape Design 49 Previously Announced Coloring Book / Humor

Fundamental.Berlin HuskMitNavn Blank State Family Fun Coloring Book An Architectural Coloring Book

Blank State is more than a coloring book: it is an exercise in col- In this offbeat, whimsical coloring book, Danish artist HuskMit- laboration, inviting the participant to contribute to the act of Navn renders family scenes that simultaneously depict both creation. the enjoyable and challenging parts of parenthood. There is Architecture and urban planning impacts our lives dra- nothing cynical about the artist’s approach, though – the hu- matically, dictating how we interact with our everyday envi- mor and pure joy within these vignettes makes an unambigu- ronments, yet they are largely out of the layperson’s control. ous argument that bringing up children is all worth it. This book allows everyone to make their mark through the A young girl makes a curbside sale in front of her house use of color and value. Starting with prehistory and progress- featuring a ball, a pair of shoes, a doll; meanwhile, at the door, ing through a re-imagined past, present and future, this book her shoe-less father hollers after her… Family Fun Coloring Book reinvents an architectural legacy, a “blank state” ready to be is printed on quality paper and perforated on the edge, so chil- colored in or not. All that is needed is imagination and a willing- dren and adults can share the joy as they color a mini HuskMit- ness to dream. Navn masterpiece for their wall or fridge.

88 Pages, Paperback 64 Pages, Paperback 8 ¼” x 11 ¾” / 210 x 300 mm, 55 Illustrations 8 ½” x 11 ¾” / 212 x 297 mm, 32 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-660-3, $14.95 / €14.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-674-0, $14.95 / €14.90

HuskMitNavn HuskMitNavn HuskMitNavn Vertical Garden Design Red is blue, angry is happy and night is day, The Wrong Book in this absolutely wrong word book. The Wrong Book A Comprehensive How-to Guide

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The Wrong Book. © Gingko Press, Inc., 2017. 1321 Fifth Street, Berkeley, CA 94710, USA Published under license from Gyldendal © 2016 Gyldendal. Originally published in Denmark as: Den forkerte bog with the renowned inventor, Patrick Leblanc, readersIllustrations gain© HuskMitNavn for Gyldendalin 2016.- Printed in China 2017 children’s book plays with language and meaning just enough sight into his research in the field, noteworthy projects and the to provoke thoughtful laughs along the way. future of this exciting industry. It also provides detailed illustra- tions on how to design and build these amazing structures in- cluding climate, construction and safety concerns, rigid versus flexible systems and frequently used plants. The final section also available in German: German Edition acts as a gallery of outstanding vertical garden designs from Das verkehrte Buch around the world. 14 Page board book 7” x 7” / 180 x 180 mm, 16 Illustrations English Edition 288 Pages, Hardcover ISBN: 978-1-58423-673-3 (Engl.) 9 ¼” x 11 ½” / 235 x 290mm, 400 Illustrations ISBN: 978-3-94333-012-0 (Ger.) ISBN: 978-1-58423-691-7, $55.00 / €55.00 $12.95 / €12.90 50 Previously Announced McLuhan / Typography 51 Previously Announced CG / Fantasy Art

Marshall McLuhan, Quentin Fiore and Jerome Agel The Medium is the Massage Machine Rendering 2: The Book of Iron 50th Anniversary Hardcover Facsimile Edition

On the 50th Anniversary of its initial publication in 1967, this Sequel to the groundbreaking Machine Rendering, The Book piquant classic is being released once again in its original hard- of Iron showcases the latest and greatest work in mechanical cover format. The Medium is the Massage remains Marshall rendering and design by some of the world’s leading artists in McLuhan’s most popular book. the field. The book is conveniently divided into two sections, With every technological and social “advance,” McLuhan’s Automated Machines and Manned Machines. theories reveal how prescient his insights actually proved to The first part covers robots, androids and other self pow- be. McLuhan’s proclamation that “the media work us over com- ered technology. The second part includes spaceships, trans- pletely” becomes more evident every day. In his words, “so per- port vehicles, weapons and equipment. With multi-angle con- vasive are they in their personal, political, economic, aesthetic, cept sketches, models, details and interviews, unique access psychological, moral, ethical and social consequences that they is granted to the creative process as these talented artists leave no part of us untouched, unaffected, or unaltered.” experiment to perfect their visions and breathe life into their McLuhan’s remarkable observation that “societies have al- creations utilizing a variety of materials and techniques. ways been shaped more by the nature of the media by which No UK & French Rights! men communicate than by the content of the communication” is undoubtedly more relevant today than ever before.

160 Pages, Hardcover 192 Pages, Paperback 6 ¾” x 11 ¼” / 171 x 287 mm, 100 Illustrations 8 ¼” x 11 ¼” / 210 x 285 mm, 300 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-441-8, $24.95 / €24.90 ISBN: 978-1-90817-580-9, $35.00 / €34.90

Dominiqué Carre Typography in Wood Monsters of the Imagination Foreword by Christian Acker

The first wooden letters for poster work were craft-produced in The stuff of nightmares, monsters have haunted the human the 18th century. Their use spread with the expansion of com- psyche for millennia, cropping up in all cultures through our mercial advertising in the 1820s; production was mechanized, stories and myths, three dimensional and graphic representa- and new types with increased visibility were created. Poster tions. This hold has not diminished as newer technologies keep requirements led to the development of so-called “Norman” evolving to visually render them faster and with increased nu- letters with solid downstrokes, “antiques” or lineals without ance for a variety of applications from games and animation to serifs, and “Egyptian” types with heavy rectangular serifs. The film characters. Romantic Movement drew from this new typographic register Monsters of the Imagination looks at this legacy through the for illustrated books and the first lithographic posters advertis- diverse work of 30 world-renowned creature designers who ing their publication. share their inspiration, choice of materials and techniques with The catalog entitled Spécimen de caractères en bois de la the readers. The chapters include Digital Painting, Traditional maison Bonnet probably dates from the 1860s. The republica- Hand Drawing, 3D Modeling and Rendering, and Sculpture. Em- tion of this catalog demonstrates that letters, like buildings, in- brace the horror… carnate the spirit of an age, while preserving a timeless quality No UK & French Rights! that constitutes a lasting source of inspiration.

216 Pages, Hardcover 192 Pages, Paperback 9” x 12” / 228 x 300 mm, 100 Illustrations 8 ¼” x 10 ¼” / 210 x 260 mm, 300 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-266-7, $29.95 / €29.90 ISBN: 978-1-90817-581-6, $35.00 / 34.90 52 Backlist McLuhan 53 Backlist McLuhan

The Classical Also Available: Paperback Edition On the Nature of Media studies have been catching up with 6” x 10 ½” / 152 x 267 mm McLuhan over the last 50 years. These essays Trivium ISBN: 978-1-58423-235-3, $29.95 / €35.00 Media are drawn from the most productive quarter- 280 Pages, Hardcover 196 Pages, Hardcover century of his career (1952-1978), and demon- 6 ½” x 10 ½” / 160 x 275 mm 5 ½” x 8 ¼” / 210 x 140 mm strate his abiding interest in the materiality of ISBN: 978-1-58423-067-0 ISBN: 978-1-58423-582-8 mediation. $39.95 / €45.00 $19.95 / €19.90

The Book of Probes The Book of Probes collects McLuhan’s most The Medium is the The Medium is the Massage remains McLuhan’s prescient aphorisms and excerpts from his most popular book. With every technological Massage 576 Pages, Paperback prolific life’s work. This selection is culled and social “advance,” McLuhan’s theories be- 6 ½” x 7 ½” / 165 x 190 mm from his books, over 200 speeches, his 160 Pages, Paperback come more prescient. His idea that “the me- 410 Illustrations classes and shorter writings he published be- 4” x 7” / 101 x 178 mm dia work us over completely” becomes more ISBN: 978-1-58423-252-0 tween 1945 and 1980. 88 Illustrations evident every day. $19.95 / €19.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-070-0 $13.95 / €15.50

Counterblast 1954 COUNTERBLAST spirals beyond its inspiration Understanding When first published, Understanding Media from Wyndham Lewis’s journal BLAST, pin- made history with its radical view of the ef- Media 32 Pages, Hardcover pointing the paradox of creative and destruc- fects of electronic communications. This edi- 8 ½” x 11” / 216 x 280 mm tive changes issuing from the same social 640 Pages, Hardcover tion enhances its accessibility to a general au- 6 Illustrations forces. 5” x 7 ½” / 127 x 190 mm dience and provides the full critical apparatus ISBN: 978-1-58423-452-4 Appendix necessary for scholars. $19.95 / €14.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-073-1 $24.95 / €24.90

From Cliché to Six years after the publication of Understand- The Mechanical Also Available in German: ing Media, McLuhan linked his insights on Die Mechanische Braut Archetype media to his love of literature. »In the age of Bride 254 Pages, Hardcover, 172 x 240 mm 144 Pages, Hardcover electronic retrieval, the entire phenomenal 160 Pages, Paperback ISBN: 978-90-5905-021-1, €15.00 7 ½” x 7 ½” / 190 x 190 mm universe is at once junkyard and museum« – 9” x 11” / 228 x 280 mm ISBN: 978-1-58423-066-3 cliché and archetype. 63 Illustrations $24.95 / €24.90 ISBN: 978-1-58423-243-8 $19.95 / €19.90

Escape Into Under- More than just a detailed life story, this fine Unbound Not just another compilation of articles and and carefully written biography by W. Ter- interviews, Marshall McLuhan Unbound con- standing – rence Gordon actually does justice to McLu- 412 Pages, 20 Offprints tains twenty off-prints of the original essays. A Biography han’s live and ideas. 6” x 9” / 152 x 228 mm ISBN: 978-1-58423-051-9 480 pages, Softcover $35.00 / €35.00 6” x 9” / 150 x 230 mm 24 Illustrations ISBN: 978-1-58423-144-8 $14.95 / €14.90 54 Index 55

Aesthetica Botanica 42 Rodin – The Secret Museum 5 Architectural Nuances: Axel Nieberg Studio 39 Skateboarding Is Not A Fashion 46 Architecture Today: Commercial Spaces 38 Skin & Ink 47 Architecture Today: Interior Design 38 Søren Solkær: Portraits 1993 – 2018 15 Art in Book Form 17 Suggestivism: Resonance 10 Art of Printing 20 Surf to Skate – Vol. 2 7 Asian Typography 22 Terrariums 8 A to Z 27 The Art of the Sketchbook 6 Big Day 41 The Book of Probes 52 Blank State 48 The Classical Trivium 52 BRANDLife: Concept Stores and Pop-ups 32 The Curated Table 42 Carve! 43 The Infernal Bestiary 4 CITIx60: Barcelona – New Edition 34 The Mechanical Bride 53 CITIx60: Berlin – New Edition 36 The Medium is the Massage (Facsimile Edt.) 50 CITIx60: London – New Edition 36 The Medium is the Massage 53 CITIx60: New York – New Edition 35 The Sailor Who Loved to Draw 24 CITIx60: Paris – New Edition 37 The Wrong Book 49 CITIx60: San Francisco 34 True Fit 46 CITIx60: Tokyo – New Edition 37 Typography in Wood 50 Cosy Interiors – Slow Living 39 Unbound 53 Counterblast 1954 52 Understanding Media 53 Day & Night: Rainforest 41 Under the Skin 16 Desperately Seeking B**ksy 3 Up n’ Down 29 Desperately Seeking Bowie 1 Vertical Garden Design 48 Desperately Seeking Frida 2 Vintage Stories, London 14 Escape Into Understanding – A Biography 52 Welcome to Venice 47 Family Fun Coloring Book 49 Zoom – An Epic Journey through Circles 28 From Cliché to Archetype 52 Zoom – An Epic Journey through Squares 28 Fully Visualized: Branding Iconography 23 Zoom – An Epic Journey through Triangles 28 Greg “Craola” Simkins 11 Guess Who? Series: Spot the Bad Guy 40 Handmade Art 44 INTI 13 Juxtapoz Black & White 45 Kaleidoscope 44 Kit and Willy’s Guide to Buildings 26 Layout Now 21 Lone Wolf Leatherworking 43 Lust for Light 45 Machine Rendering 2: The Book of Iron 51 Made in Japan 31 Metamorphosis 12 Mix & Rub: People 40 Monsters of the Imagination 51 New Scandinavian Graphic Design 18 New Trends in GUI 19 Nordic Fairy Tales 25 Off The Wall - Art of the Absurd 30 On the Nature of Media 53 Palette 08 – Iridescent 33 Paper Animals – Volume 1 9 GINGKO PRESS, Inc. 1321 Fifth Street Berkeley, CA 94710 GINGKOPRESS.COM

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