Printed Matter
Gregory Halpern – ZZYZX
ZZYZX by Gregory Halpern is a visual journey from the Californian desert to the Pacific coast. The early settlers dubbed California The Golden State, and…
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RVB Books
Tique | art paper asks eight questions to an international art book publisher about its motivation, practice and role today. This week: RVB Books.
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Lodret Vandret
Tique | art paper asks eight questions to an international art book publisher about its motivation, practice and role today. This week: Lodret Vandret.
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Terra Firma Magazine
Terra Firma is a magazine which is developing perspective, objective opinion and an open minded view upon the issues in the XXI century world by…
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Varia
Four young Antwerp based artists have drawn inspiration by the operation of second hand shop chain De Kringwinkel during two years. The impressive production and…
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Veronika Pot – The Unfortunate Traveller
The Unfortunate Traveller, a new publication by Belgian artist Veronika Pot, is the journal of a solitary and unidentified human who wanders through nameless continents.…
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Kathi Seemann – Valencia Anuncios
The book Valencia Anuncios was published in 2016 by Kathi Seemann in a small edition of 60. It shows street views of the city of Valencia in…
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Ksenia Galiaeva – oddly shaped rock
Oddly shaped rock is a book made by Ksenia Galiaeva during a residency at MMCA Changdong in Seoul.
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Johanna Viprey – The Artist As A Cabdriver
The Artist As A Cabdriver is published in conjunction with Die Young or Stay Pretty, a research project in progress developed by the artist Johanna…
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Oskar Dawicki – I’m Sorry
The publication is the first comprehensive review of Oskar Dawicki’s oeuvre. Trained as a painter, it was his practice as a performer and as…
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Edward Newton – Forza
FORZA presents 10 photographs from Genoa. Taking the form of a small book the publication unfolds to reveal 2 larger images on the reverse.
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Christian Aschman – The space in Between
[…] When I watch your photographic production in metropoles and capitals of the world for almost twenty years, I can’t call it architecture photography, even…
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