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Cat 7 6 17 Cat.Quark 6.6.05 Katalog | catalogue 2017 1) Bücher, Kataloge & Editionen | books, catalogues & editions 2) rare Zeitschriften | rare journals 3) audio & CD 4) video & DVD 5) Graphik, Plakate & Einladungskarten | graphics, poster & invitation cards 6) Wiens Verlag publications Barbara Wien Galerie und Kunstbuchhandlung | gallery and art bookshop Schöneberger Ufer 65, 3. OG D - 10785 Berlin T +49·30·28 38 53 52 Di-Fr 13-18, Sa 12-18 F +49·30·28 38 53 50 [email protected] www.barbarawien.de VAT DE 135558272 for informations about the gallery program please go to following websites www.barbarawien.de www.artnet.com Die Formate der beschriebenen Werke sind in cm, Höhe mal Breite, angegeben. Alle Angebote sind freibleibend. Die Preise sind in Euro. Telefonische Bestellungen müssen schriftlich bestätigt werden. Lieferung mit Vorausrechnung. Im Laufe des Jahres werden Ergänzungslisten zu diesem Katalog erscheinen. The format of the works described is given in cm, height x width. Prices are subject to change, and are listed in Euro. Orders placed by telephone must be confirmed in writing. Books will be shipped on receipt of payment. Supplements to this catalogue will appear during the year. For institutions: We reduce tax (MwSt.) of 7% only for new and german books. Foreign or rare books do not include tax. Zeichen | signs: <<< = Einzelexemplar (antiquarisch) | <<< = last copy (rare book) english translations of abbr.: Hrsg. v. = edited by S. = page brosch. = paperback, stitched Ppdg. = hardcover Ln. = linen Hln. = half-linen Drahtheftg. = wire stitching, staple binding u.a. = a.o. 1 1) Bücher, Kataloge & Editionen | books, catalogues & editions AA Bronson. The Quick and the Dead. Kat. (Engl.). Hrsg. v. The Power Plant, Toronto. 80 S., 29 farb. & 20 s/w Abb., 23x22,5, brosch.. Toronto 2003 48,- (This exhibition catalogue from Bronson's recent one man show at Toronto's Power Plant includes an email correspondence with Robert Morris, an interview from Butt Magazine, an audio CD by Andrew Zealley & a proposal for a Sex Documenta.) Abidi, Bani. The Speech Writer. (Engl.). 10 Flipbooks in einer bedruckten Buchhülle. 1440 S., komplett gestaltet, 28x24. London 2012 42,- (The Speech Writer is a fictional documentary presented in the form of ten flip books. The contents follow a day in the life of a retired political speech writer.) Above the Fold. Erkmen, Ayse, Ceal Floyer, David Lamelas. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Hrsg. v. Nikola Dietrich (Museum für Gegenwartskunst, Basel). Texte v. N. Dietrich, Jacob Lillemose, Kassandra Nakas & Jan Verwoert. 160 S., 60 farb. Abb., 25x19, Ppdg.. Ostfildern 2008 30,- Abramovic, Marina. Unfinished Business. (Dt./Engl.). Hrgs. v. Hannes Malte Mahler für Haus am Lützowplatz, 21 x 13,5 cm, 96 Seiten mit 30 s/w Abb., brosch.. Köln 1999 <<< 30,- Absalon. Absalon. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Hrsg. v. Kunstwerke Berlin. Texte v. Absalon, Bernard Marcadé, Nina Möntmann, Moshe Ninio, Beate Söntgen & Philip Ursprung sowie ein Gespräch zwischen Ute Meta Bauer, HU Obrist & S. Pfeffer. 352 S., 189. Abb., 30,5x23, Ppdg.. Köln 2011 49,80 (Zur umfassenden Retrospektive in den Kunstwerken erscheint dieser "Catalogue Raisonée". Das Oeuvre Absalons wird erstmals komplett abgebildet & wissenschaftlich aufbereitet.) Acconci, Vito. Vito Acconci. Dal testo-azione al copro come testo. Von Mario Diacono. (Ital.). 245 S., ca. 100 s/w Abb., 22x15, brosch.. Out of London press. New York, Mailand 1975 <<< 100,- _Writings, Works, Projects. Kat.(Engl.). Text v. G. Moure. 424 S., viele farb. & s/w Abb., 26x22, Ppdg., Schutzumschlag. Bio- & Bibliographie, Ausstellungsliste. Barelona 2001 70,- _Courtyard in the Wind. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). 112 S., 20x15,5, brosch.. Stuttgart 2003 <<< 30,- (About the first public project by Acconci realized in Munich.) _Vito Hannibal Acconci Studio. Kat. (Engl.). Texte v. Corinne Disserens, Acconci, Sarina Basta. Beigelegt. DVD v. Julia Loktev mit Filmen zu Acconcis Architekturprojekten (“interiors, buildings, parks”).512 S., zahlr. farb. & s/w Abb., 22x18, Fadenheftg., brosch.. Barcelona 2004 65,- _Language to Cover a Page. The Early Writings of Vito Acconci. (Engl.). Hrsg. v. Craig Dworkin. 412 S., 28,5x22, Hln.. Cambridge, MA 2006 65,- (Acconcis early career as a poet remains almost unknown; much of it appeared in the self-produced magazines or were never published until now.) _& Bernadette Mayer. 0 to 9. The complete Magazine 1967 1969. (Engl.). Reprint of the Magazine 0 to 9. 736 S., 28x21,5, brosch.. Brooklyn, New York 2006 60,- (From 1967 to 1969, Vito Acconci & Bernadette Mayer collected the works of artists and writers for their mimeographed magazine, 0 TO 9. Robert Barry, Ted Berrigan, Clark Coolidge, John Giorno, Dan Graham, Michael Heizer, Jackson Mac Low, Harry Mathews, Adrian Piper, Yvonne Rainer, Emmett Williams a.o..) Ackermann, Franz. Franz Ackermann. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Hrsg. v. Kunstmuseum Bonn. Texte v. Stephan Berg & Stefan Gronert. 72 S., 50 farb. Abb., 26,5x35,5, brosch.. Köln 2010 29,80 _Franz Ackermann. Kat. (Frz./Engl.). Hrsg. v. Francois Quintin & Nadia Fartas. Texte v. Michel Gautier, Grazia Quaroni u.a.. Mit beigelegtem Faltheft (13x20cm). 128 S., zahlr. Abb., 25,5x19,5, brosch., Pappschuber. Dijon 2007 47,- (Ackermann's solo show at Le Collége / Frac Champagne-Ardenne is catalogued in this publication that comprises 3 different elements: a book containing texts and a rich collection of images of his work, a fold-out with a selection of 12 of Ackermann's 'Mental Maps', and a specially designed slip casing.) 2 _Home home again. 23 Ghosts. Kat. (Dt./Engl./Span.). Texte v. Veit Görner, Caroline Käding, Javier Panera Cuevas, Alex Danchev. 132 S., 95 farb Abb., 28,5x23, Ppdg.. Ostfildern 2006 <<< 50,- (Im Mittelpunkt dieser monografischen Publikation zu Ackermann stehen zwei Installationen: “Home, home again” sowie sein jüngstes Werk “23 Gespenster”, in dem der Künstler die gegenwärtige Flüchtlingsproblematik auf Kuba, den Kanaren und den italienischen Inseln reflektiert.) _Naherholungsgebiet. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Texte v. Gijs van Tuyl, M. Glasmeier, Carmela Thiele, Interview v. Annelie Lütgens mit Ackermann. 72 S., 40 farb. & 8 s/w Abb. & Poster (farb. Offset, A1, gefaltet), 28x21,5, Ppdg.. Bio- & Bibliographie. Bielefeld 2003 32,- _Franz Ackermann. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Texte v. Peter Pakesch, Christina Vegh u.a..140 S., zahlr. s/w Abb., 22,5x17, brosch.. Basel 2002 14,- Adéagbo, Georges. Die Mobilisierung der Dinge. Ortsspezifik und Kulturtransfer in den Installationen von Georges Adéagbo. (Dt.). Text v. Kerstin Schankweiler. 328 S., zahlr. s/w & farb. Abb., 22,5x15, brosch.. Bielefeld 2012 36,80 (Angesichts der eurozentristischen Rezeption von Kunst aus Afrika dient Adéagbos Arbeitsweise in diesem Band als Ausgangspunkt für Überlegungen zu einer transkulturellen Kunstgeschichtsschreibung.) _The Mission and the Missionaries. Kat. (Engl./Span.). Hrsg. v. MUSAC, Museo de Arte Contemporaneo de Castilla y Leon. Texte v. Octavio Zaya, Kerstin Schankweiler, Georges Adéagbo & Augustin Pérez Rubio. 164 S., 60 farb. Abb., 24x17, brosch.. Mailand 2012 32,- (This book explores Adéago’s work „The Mission and the Missionaries“, approaching it through the artist’s own intercultural, personal, and professional experience in Benin, where he lives and works, and by the way of his encounter with Spanish culture.) _DC: Georges Adéagbo. Kat. (Dt./Engl.) Texte v. Homi K. Bhabha & Viktoria Schmidt-Linsenhoff. 36 S., 16 farb. Abb., 30x24, Ppdg.. Köln 2004 <<< 45,- (Spätestens seit der Documenta 11 zählt Georges Adéagbo zu den bekanntesten westafrikanischen Künstlern. In seiner, in diesem Katalog vorgestellten Installation konfrontiert Adéagbo das Klischeebild v. Afrika mit Fundstücken den Präsentationsortes.) _The Story of the Lion. Künstlerbuch, mit Texten v. Adéagbo (Dt./Engl.), welches zur Installation auf dem Campo dell´Arsenale in Venedig für die 48. Biennale di Venezia 1999 entstand. Einmalige Aufl. v. 300 Exx.. 7 doppelseitig bedruckte Falttafel (á 76x21,5), 26x22, faltbare Pappdeckeleinband. Hamburg 1999 <<< 90,- Ademeit, Horst. Secret Universe 1. Kat. (Dt./Engl.). Hrsg. v. Hamburger Bahnhof, Berlin, Udo Kittelmann & Claudia Dichter. 112 S., 145 farb. Abb., 24,5x20,5, brosch.. Köln 2011 24,80 (Die Ausstellungsreihe “Secret Universe” im Hamburger Bahnhof thematisiert Kunst und Künstler am Rande des Systems. Horst Ademeit (1937-2010) widmet sich fast 20 Jahre lang der fotografischen Dokumentation von „Kältestrahlen“. Die Existenz dieser Strahlen schädigt und beeinflusst ihn und seine Umwelt. Mit Hilfe der Fotografie sichert er Beweismaterial und dokumentiert akribisch jeden Tag seiner Mission. Jedes Foto ist numeriert und wird mit handschriftlichen Aufzeichnungen versehen. Zusätzlich zu diesen fotografischen und schriftlichen Zeugnissen hat er 3000 Kügelchen aus verschiedensten Hölzern gedrechselt, die er an seinem Körper platziert, um die Kältestrahlen abzuwehren. Der Kat. bietet Einführung & Überblick.) Ader, Bas Jan. Please don’t leave me. Kat. (Engl.). Hrsg. v. Rein Wolfs. Mit Texten v. Erik Beenker, Jörg Heiser, Tacita Dean, Elbig de Groot, Doede Hardeman. 176 S., 98 farb. & 83 s/w Abb., 27x23, brosch.. Rotterdam 2006 48,- (Umfangreicher Katalog, der einen Überblick über Filme, Videos, Photographien, Installationen & andere Arbeiten des Künstlers bietet.) Afif, Saâdane. Affiches. Kat. (Engl.). Hrsg. v. Xavier Hufkens Galerie, Brüssel. Interview by Anne-Claire Schmitz. 72 S., zahlr. Abb., 32x24, brosch., mit Umschlag. Brussels 2014 35,- (Affiches is the first monograph focusing exclusively on Saâdane Afif’s posters.) _Another Anthology
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