Printed Matter
Tique showcases a selection of remarkable artists’ books and other art publications.
Printed Matter
In geology, the term “onlap” expresses the fact that two layers, following a seismic movement, are placed in discordance; there is a sliding and a…
Printed Matter
The Wind is spread out on a display table. The images are oriented in different directions. At first glance, no system is recognizable;…
Printed Matter
The British painter, writer and poet Ithell Colquhoun (1906 – 1988) explored the magic of sexuality, the erotic body and female desire in her work.…
Printed Matter
Contemporary Art: Share Moments. Share Life. In Retrospect is a publication by visual artist Danielle van Ark, comprising three booklets, each featuring a distinct photographic…
Printed Matter
For this collaboration, Max Pinckers and Thomas Sauvin rummaged through 50.000 transparencies rescued from a recycling center in Beijing. This analog archive from…
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Sara MacKillop: “I took the photographs in this publication during the last weekend that IKEA Tottenham was open to the public before it closed down…
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Saskia Groneberg casts an ironic but tender glance at plant arrangements which find their often unappreciated destiny in “in-between” spaces.
The Publisher
Tique asks the same set of questions to an international art book publisher about its motivation, practice and role today.
This week: Thick Press.
Printed Matter
ポストモダ, pronounced POSUTOMODAN, is the japanese term to name the postmodernist movement. It is also the name of this book, a personal research Gianni Villa…
The Publisher
Tique asks the same set of questions to an international art book publisher about its motivation, practice and role today.
This week: Zolo Press.
Printed Matter
Despite finding their bearings amidst the pillars of colonialism, power and First Nations identity, Vincent Namatjira’s paintings are almost impossibly light and personal in their…
The Publisher
Tique asks the same set of questions to an international art book publisher about its motivation, practice and role today.
This week: Building Fictions…