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Hello there. So very happy to hold this new publication today.
Fade the Lure is a collection of poems and photographs created between 2014 and 2017, during Dena Yago’s experience working and living alongside…
In the current issue of Texte zur Kunst, “Literature,” we explore the emergence of the genre “autofiction”: a field in literature that has taken up space between the formally distinct categories of fiction and autobiography.…
Sa buche avait prédit
L'âpreté de la lutte
Elle marchait loin devant
Mais je sentais son souffle
Les chemins intenstins
De cette île légendaire
Brûlait
Most generous, profusive, beautiful and crazy artist's book by the loveliest magical presence in Portland, Oregon. This object contains 9 works written over the past decade, poetry and text written in the entirety of Morgan’s…
Seventh volume in Karma’s 11-volume facsimile printing of Lee Lozano’s “Private Book” project. Lozano (1930-99) has marked conceptualism with a severe sense of the body and the political. As she retreated from the art…
In Bure, a small French commune in the Meuse department in the Grand Est region, French and German opponents of nuclear power have been campaigning for decades against the construction of a permanent disposal site for…
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Marcel never says the word "lesbian" to Albertine. He says "the kind of woman I object to."
36.
Albertine denies she knows any such women. Marcel assumes she is lying.
The Albertine Workout…
“Empire shops” were first developed in London in the 1920s to teach the British to consume foodstuffs from the colonies and overseas territories. Although none of the stores ever opened, they were intended to make previously…
In 1974, women in a feminist consciousness-raising group in Eugene, Oregon, formed a mock organization called the Ladies Sewing Circle and Terrorist Society. Emblazoning its logo onto t-shirts, the group wryly envisioned…
Monographie présentant une trentaine d'œuvres inédites réalisées spécifiquement pour un double projet curatorial, avec un essai, sous la forme d'une enquête, de Tristan Garcia. Publié à l'occasion des expositions de Wade…
In the book SAVE Ines Cox protagonizes the volatile and seemingly unimportant steps of the digital (working) process and reveals them as printed matter. The elements which appear in the book are the result of…
Cura. 31 is devoted to 22 women artists and features essays on Rebecca Ackroyd, Farah Al Qasimi, Bianca Bondi, Maja Čule, Nikita Gale, Ilana Harris-Babou, Jamila Johnson-Small, Valerie Keane, Jade Kuriki Olivo (Puppies…
For a “wild writing,” a boundaryless etching into the future unknown, a writing that is inherently frameless, it becomes all about extension – the self no longer a self but a vehicle, the writing a trajectory extending…
Jill Johnston—cultural critic, auto/biographer, and lesbian icon—was renowned as a writer on dance, especially on the developments around Judson Dance and the 1960s downtown New York City scene, and later as the author…
Published by UNESCO in 1953, The Manual of Travelling Exhibitions is a handbook on organizing touring exhibitions. Aimed at museums and other public institutions, it formulates a “grammar” of how to exhibit, ranging…
The latest release by the excellent Visible Press is a collection of writings by artist and filmmaker Lis Rhodes! The book includes the influential essay, “Whose History?” alongside texts from works such as Light Reading,…
This wild book is an introduction to analog steganography, a type of secret writing that is hidden in plain sight. It is an invisible ink colouring book, recipe book, puzzle book and artistic research book. This book also…
Top Ten: 1998–2008 is a new edition of the long-out-of-print publication by James Hoff.
In almost every issue since April 1998, Artforum has asked an individual from the art world to compile a top ten list of their…
Continuing his ongoing work with geography, state secrecy, and military symbology, Trevor Paglen has selected coins, patches, models, and other objects from the archive of Peter Merlin—a historian, technical writer, and…
Publié à 20 exemplaires, La Sagesse des Nations est un Hentai sur les bulles duquel viennent se superposer des dialogues issus de la pièce de thêatre Le Balcon de Jean Genet (1956).
Originally published in the mid-1970s, Womens Work was a magazine that sought to highlight the overlooked work of female artists working at the cusp of the visual arts, music, and performance. The magazine was…
“Les sorties organisées par les Naturalistes en lutte les deuxièmes dimanches de chaque mois étaient ouvertes à tous. Venait qui voulait avec son savoir et ses compétences et les mettait en commun, les partageait. On venait…
In October 2013, twenty-nine-year-old Ross William Ulbricht was arrested at the Glen Park Public Branch Library in San Francisco, accused of being the “Dread Pirate Roberts” and mastermind of a dark net drug marketplace…
The secret history of the UK esoteric underground—aka the biography of Coil, Current 93 and Nurse With Wound—by Wire contributor and Volcanic Tongue co-founder, David Keenan. Revised & expanded edition.
Finally available, the critical edition of Jean-Marie Straub and Danièle Huillet’s writings, from Jean Marie Straub’s film reviews in the 1950’s to the “Three messages to the 63rd Venice International Film Festival” in…
“For me this book is a bag... Like any single-use carrier bag – I disapprove. It shouldn’t exist, it contributes to pollution, it should be banned... And yet, in spite of the fact I know this book may be a waste product...…
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Lyn Hejinian’s unpublished prose poem which (in her better-known essay The Rejection of Closure) the author reads closely as model for various, open, equitable relations between language and things (such…
Natsuko Uchino strikes again ♥
Those beautiful pieces are each one of a kind, made with love in Saint-Quentin-la-Poterie, Occitanie. Come over to the shop in Paris, or ask us about shipping (just mark the image number)…
An history of net art through a selection of 100 works/artists from the early '80s up to the present days, accompanying the eponymous ongoing online exhibition curated…
Bilingual French/English monograph dedicated to the work of French graphic designer Frédéric Teschner.
Ouvrage monographique retraçant le travail du graphiste français Frédéric Teschner (1972-2016) à travers une…
This substantial archive offers an ideal point of entry into the work and reception of Los Angeles–based performance artist and writer Andrea Fraser (born 1965). The interview format provides particular insight into Fraser's…
“The situation Odysseus finds himself in bears a striking resemblance to contemporary art’s situation in contemporary society. The echo resounds with the same undertones: the seduction of material luxuries, notions of…
Petit recueil édité à l'occasion d'une soirée de lectures proposée par Théo Robine-Langlois à la radio *DUUU, à Paris, le vendredi 14 Juin 2019. Avec des textes de Maxime Actis, Mélanie Blaison, Claire Finch, Tatiana Karl…
A beautifully crafted, new artist’s book from John Baldessari, a non-linear narrative based on the blown-up emojis from the artist's 2017 series. Playing with the limits of language and imagery, it’s both conceptual art…
A very beautiful book in silver and black, May 25 is now October 1 is an extensive research across Kosovar newspapers published between 1974 and 2018. The book documents sports activities that took place in seven…
Richard Roe is the fictional memoir of a legal person. The name is one of the oldest used in English law when the real name of someone is withheld, or when a corpse can’t be identified, Richard Roe is a known…
The 9th issue of octopus notes is conceived as the sum of several affinities around Pati Hill, Greer Lankton, Lil Picard, and Bern Porter. In different ways (baroque performances, collages, a lot of collages,…
The sea has inspired artists, writers, and thinkers for centuries; but what has changed in our view of the sea since the canonical seafaring novels and paintings of the 19th century? The June issue of Texte zur Kunst is…
“‘The hardest thing is not illness but the institutionalisation of cures.” —Derek Jarman
The latest anthology from Pilot Press—following a trilogy dealing with loneliness,…
“i cant lay down
the spoken word
show seats are
uncivilized
discounted
remember much
long it takes
to be or not be
going back and
uncapitalizing insipid
"On Wednesday, May 5th, 2010, I opened Rob's Word Shop, a storefront shop where individual letters and words were sold. My shop location was 308 Bowery (the south window at the Bowery Poetry Club), and my hours of operation…
"Kevin Killian’s plays remind me of Preston Sturges’s movies, with their fast repartee, hilarious ripostes, and crazy situations. Killian lets readers listen in on imagined conversations with literary greats, film-makers,…
Artist-run project SideReal looks into alchemical ideas of passage, manipulation, magic, and occult politics through events and research related to music, art, and theory. Considering alchemy as a counterpublic…
A rich array of materials coalesce here into a vibrant portrait, in text and image, of two extraordinary artists and collaborators. For nearly sixty years, the Waldrops have influenced multiple generations of writers through…
“How will the future study group for liberation from autonomic computational governance look like?” That’s how Natascha Sadr Haghighian’s How to spell a fight starts. Telling the story of James R. Murphy, a math…
This collection brings together selections from Andrea Dworkin’s work, both fiction and nonfiction, with the aim of putting the contentious positions she’s best known for in dialogue with her literary oeuvre: a radical…
Ballistic buzzing guided camera drones, terrorizing fur and feathers. Drip drop drop top inside your futuristic RV Zen boombox, and then you float away. There’s nothing like a trip into the great unknown with avant-garde…
'What?' her hair flew around her head as she turned to eye me.
'Oh, you really think I'a a dolt. Aha, the truth comes out..'
'Not at all. Where can we dance together?'
'In a lesbian bar, where else?'
"His apparence was too wonderful! Lying on two chairs, surrounded by silk shawls and cushions, writing poetry on a large sheet of paper. His collar turned up straight against his cheeks, like Byron, with a black tie wound…
‘The Attraction Of The Attractor’ is a key concept in our understanding and perception of relationships between people in Western social reality. For it centres on how we possess another person psychologically, how we…
From early portraits of her five sisters, to photos taken above bookshelves and under beds, and later series on the New York City subway, Moyra Davey has spent four decades developing a practice that comprises photography,…
Paul Anthony Harford lived and made drawings in Southend-on-Sea and Weymouth, before passing away at the age of 73 in Leigh-on-Sea in 2016. Harford produced hundreds of meticulous large-scale drawings throughout his lifetime.…
In the heyday of B-movies, low-budget television and scrappy genre filmmaking, producers looking for a soundtrack reached for library music: LPs of stock recordings for any mood. Initially regarded as an inexpensive alternative…
What an emotional book. The volume covers the 94 years Jonas Mekas has spent weaving himself inextricably into the fabric of postwar culture, featuring a dizzying cast of cultural icons both underground and mainstream.…
The book features 44 of Odundo’s vessels alongside a large selection of museological and contemporary objects that reveal the wide range of global references that have informed her practice. The book object comprises a…
When Marcel Duchamp invented the readymade one hundred years ago, there was no way of knowing that these random objects taken from everyday life would have such a lasting influence on art. The book The Readymade Century…
Henry van de Velde (1863–1957) is a pivotal figure in the history of modern design. His range was prodigious: from furniture, jewellery and dress design to interiors and entire buildings. His radical ideas on design education…
Nightcleaners (1975) by the Berwick Street Film Collective has long been recognised as a landmark of British experimental film and political cinema. Together with its companion film, ’36 to ’77 (1978)…
Drawing on the tradition of the stairway as an element of prestige and distinction in architecture, Jasmin Werner’s modular systems of aluminium and threaded rods symbolise wobbly career ladders, individual life plans,…
Continuing the artist’s cultural analysis of the ’60s, this is a satiric entertainment which began with Graham’s 1981 video, Rock My Religion, dealing with the evolution of youth culture during the ’50s, ’60s,…
The long-awaited anthology of Mark Fisher’s seminal posts on the k-punk blog—including the previously unpublished, unfinished introduction to his planned book on “Acid Communism”—collected together with a comprehensive…
A product of the contemporary environment, which, more than ever, is bleakly electronic and at the mercy of rabid socio-economics, as symbolised in the sleeve’s illustration of a financial trader’s open palm, contrasting…
Beau comme la rencontre sur papier jaune d’une machine à coudre et d’un photocopieur à Saint Denis, ce zine rassemble de manière impromptue et automatique des dessins anciens et/ou nouveaux de Guillaume Dénervaud et David…
“Ici champs non défrichés habitants non déchiffrés d’autres bois dans d’autres voix: énigme en charabia non écrite.
La poésie désétablit nos défenses griffonées; impossible à appréhender mais précieuse malgré tout.
This fourteen-track vinyl LP in gatefold sleeve features poems of American poets Susan Howe (b. 1937) and Nathaniel Mackey (b. 1947) as produced by visual artist Shannon Ebner. Juxtaposing historic and recent material…
When I was a boy
A god rescued me often
From shouts and whips of men,
It was then that I played
Safely and well with woodland flowers
And the winds…
THE family album of the American West Cost early punk, post-punk and industrial scene. Commented by the author and introduced by Search & Destroy and RE/Search founder, collaborator and close friend V. Vale ("How Punk…
As the planet’s human numbers grow and environmental concerns proliferate, natural scientists, economists, and policy-makers are increasingly turning to new and old questions about families and kinship as matters of concern.…
Are these poems that you have written?
By poems I mean writings, things that I write which are often poetic, nature-like, like, I killed an ant today. I'm doing a full documentation on carpenter ants which are…
The artistic career of Christopher Knowles (born 1959) began at the age of 13, when his writings and recordings came to the notice of avant-garde theater director Robert Wilson. Still a teenager, Knowles went on to write…
Published in Berlin in 1928, Tschichold’s book Die Neue Typographie was one of the key texts of modern design, partly due to its grasp of Constructivist ideas and new print technology, but equally, because it…
So happy to hold this beautiful book, documenting Sadie Benning's image works. New essays by Christine Mehring and John Corbett, an interview between the artist and Julie Ault, and installation views from the Renaissance…
[BACK IN STOCK!] As the world around us increases in technological complexity, our understanding of it diminishes. Underlying this trend is a single idea: the belief that our existence is understandable through computation,…
“On March 24, 1976, I, who was crazy, homosexual, Marxist, drug addict and alcoholic, became crazy, homosexual, Marxist, drug addict and alcoholic.”
— Osvaldo Lamborghini, 1988.
An excessive and challenging…
“I like: Byzantine mosaics, Moslem mosaics, Kachina dolls, Roman villa murals, Aegean art, Sumerian idols, Good liars, Sculptors—real, Printed circuits, Ingres.
I hate: Symbolism, Abstract Expressionism, Surrealism,…
Métromarxisme est une déambulation métropolitaine sur les traces du capitalisme construite à partir de chapitres monographiques et biographiques évoquant les figures de Marx et Engels, David…
More than 400 publications (often unique in small print runs) from the archive of graphic designer, collector and teacher Henrik Groenendijk that have been produced by students of the Gerrit Rietveld Academie Amsterdam…
The Black City is a portrait of New York written by Hubert Fichte between 1978 and 1980. Fichte researched the city as the center of the African diaspora, conducting interviews and composing essays about syncretism…
Cette anthologie esquisse un paysage de l'aire de jeux au Japon en le distinguant de celui qu'offrent l'Europe et les États-Unis, dont il procède et révèle des aspects impensés: la question de la survie à la catastrophe,…
Les deux textes présentés ici accompagnent deux projets distincts. Le premier, Dreamland : la Société psychanalytique amateur de Coney Island et son cercle, 1926-1972, porte sur une communauté…
Figure majeure de l’avant-garde poétique américaine au 20e siècle,
co-fondateur du mouvement « objectiviste » dont font aussi partie Charles Reznikoff ou George Oppen, Louis Zukofsky a publié un nombre important de…
1) Once upon a time there was collage, a technique. Collage could be used in art, not just in visual art.
2) When collage began to project off the two-dimensional surface, it became the combine (Rauschenberg's…
“Listen G, You aren’t in love.
It’s just easier to see the depths of another with your hand in her pu$$y.”
Rin Johnson’s first collection of poems and photography handles race, identity, politics, family and…
Counter-Signals is a periodically produced journal addressing, in variable iterations, convergent aspects of design, media, and politics. The third issue of Counter-Signals — (All the Way) Down With Platforms — jumps off…
The Land in Algeria
is pink
Life in this
America stinks
CUNT
In 1979, right before
the Algerian revolution
begins,…
01: Kentucky trucker in the Rocky Mountains
04: Man in dark sunglasses by the Silver Arc
12: Canada bound trucker on Interstate 90
21: Twenty-three year old sword swallower fire eater waiting for a hotshot
En 1969, John Armleder cofonde à Genève l’Ecart Performance Group avec Patrick Lucchini et Claude Rychner. Cette aventure artistique collective, placée dans la continuité du mouvement Fluxus, se développe ensuite pour…
Fleeing the excesses of 90s cyberculture, a young researcher sets out to systematically analyse the obsessive themes of a writer who prophesied our disorienting future: cult author J.G. Ballard, voluptary of the car crash,…
An excellent collection of texts by the French-American photographer and filmmaker Babette Mangolte, whose work is inseparable from the invention of new forms of performance and choreography in New York in the 1970s. Experimenting…
“We believe strongly that in artistic collaboration lies something other than compromise, something that is very valuable. As a group we create site-specific installations. These installations can be seen as textures woven…
Une analyse – par l’auteur du Hacker Manifesto et de General Intellects – des logiques inhérentes aux jeux vidéo, et notamment la manière dont ils structurent le…
Musique 109 est la transcription des cours donnés pendant plus de quarante ans à la Wesleyan University par Alvin Lucier. Explorant dans son œuvre les caractéristiques naturelles du son et des espaces dans lesquels…
“Welcome to the lands of sweets, Solito!”
Julien Ceccaldi’s latest comic in date, published in Fall 2018 in conjunction with his exhibition “Solito” at Kölnischer Kunstverein.
A new facsimile of the fifth book from Piet Mondrian of the series of the Bauhausbücher, originally published in German in 1925.
Produced by Paul Bonnet & Nathan Roche, mastered by Benoit de Villeneuve, artwork by Hendrik Hegray.
A book of Martin Kippenberger's ''Magical Misery Tour'' touring Brazil and Salvador in 1985 and 1986. The documenting photos from Ursula Böckler show him, sometimes also her while doing touristy stuff - posing while eating…
A new facsimile edition of the encyclopedic catalogue for the exhibition held in the daadgalerie in Berlin from 1988 to 1989. The exhibition, curated by Ursula Bock and Michael Glasmeier put together a wide spectrum of…
The issue departs from Wojnarowicz’s grief at the loss of loved ones during the 1980s AIDS crisis, and anger at the US government for their willful neglect of this loss. The issue assembles a chorus of various gendered…
This book—the fruit of a lengthy research project, which has allowed us to gather and organize coherent sets of material that reflect the timeline of René…