Printed Matter
Tique showcases a selection of remarkable artists’ books and other art publications.
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Brazilian artist Vijai Patchineelam commemoratively reimagines the momentous journey from Andhra Pradesh to Rio de Janeiro undertaken by his father Sambasiva, a scientist who immigrated…
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In The Cure, Lozano writes about encounters and experiences that mediate the boundary between life and death, in order to think about healing as a…
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KAKO — Enters the moon museum is a bookwork in memoriam to the to polish avant-garde sculptor Katarzyna Kobro (1898–1951) developed, designed and self-published by…
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Born out of her fascination for shop displays, Lisa Sudhibhasilp imagined an exhibition in a hardware store. Improvising a series of sculptural interventions in situ,…
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A Cookbook is a facsimile of artist Dorothy Iannone’s emotionally and sexually charged recipe book created in 1969. Full of visual delights, A…
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A Gesture Is A Liquid is an artist book which gathers models, mock-ups and digital drawings which form the basis and elements of future…
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Composed of a series of 59 collages, in Handbook of the Spontaneous Other Aikaterini Gegisian playfully recontextualises images from popular culture that Gegisian has sourced…
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Morning Change is a book on movement, location and nomadism in the oeuvre of Heide Hinrichs. The publication brings together three groups…
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The publications new skin/Levitations and FUNGI find common ground in the way they connect with non-human actors and try to build new narratives. Theatremaker Hannah…
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The publications new skin/levitations and FUNGI find common ground in the way they connect human and non-human actors and try to rebuild sensorial…
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In her work Postcards from Europe Eva Leitolf examines the ways Europe, and specifically, the European Union, deals with its external borders and the associated…
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How To Leave Your Body Behind, a playful monograph by Nico Krijno is both carefully structured and completely non-linear.
