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    Luc Tuymans - Wenn Der Fruehling Kommt. Haus Der KunstLudion 2014 ISBN 9789491819032 Acqn 2385Hb 45x35cm 88pp 100col ills 137

    This volume documents a solo exhibition at the Haus der Kunst in Munich in 2008 by LucTuymans (born 1958). While the retrospective assembled 90 representative works from the last30 years of the artist's career, the strength of the exhibition lay not only in the art displayed, butalso in the location: the Haus der Kunst, built on Hitler's orders in 1933, was used to exhibitGerman art "by and for the people" and quickly became a center of cultural propaganda for the

    Nazi regime. In this space,Tuymans' works, often concerned with power relations and twentieth-century history, were grouped into "islands of meaning" to create a narrative that would resonatewith the museum, and Tuymans further conceived of a site-specific mural. In this volume,Tuymans himself guides the reader through the exhibition and offers new perspective on hisworks' relations both to each other and to the installation space. The book includes an ex-librisbookplate signed by Tuymans. Limited quantity available.

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    Axel Stockburger BlockbusterRevolver Publishing by VVV 2014 ISBN 9783957632340 Acqn 24391Pb 15x21cm 128pp 50ills 40col 11.95

    Blockbuster presents a selection of artworks by the Austrian artist Axel Stockburger from theperiod between 2000 and 2014. Stockburgers work focuses on the aesthetical and politicaltransformations emerging from the rise of globally mediated consumer culture. His videoinstallations and text pieces engage with the idiosyncratic worlds of contemporary fan cultures,ranging from computer games to anime and manga.

    With essays by Isabelle Arvers, Diana Baldon, Angus Carlyle, Gerald Nestler, Antonia Rahofer &Marc Ries and Felix Stalder

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    Mart Themann - Go Into This SpaceRevolver Publishing by VVV 2014 ISBN 9783957630322 Acqn 24393Hb 22x29cm 192pp 175col ills 31

    This book presents a specific selection of never before published exhibitions, public projects(2001 to 2014) by the artist Mark Themann, with new texts by: Eugen Blume, Mark Jackson, JeffMalpas and Joao Silverio.

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    Tobias Kobsch SOGRevolver Publishing by VVV 2014 ISBN 9783957632258 Acqn 24395Pb 24x31cm 90pp 78ills 58col 17.50

    As varied as Tobias Kbschs pictorial and sculptural works appear to be, thematically they arealways the sameobservations and mechanisms, the entanglement of media and reality inpresent day life and the resulting questions on the core components of todays identity and globalconfidence. At first glance, his works seem like the Grand Masters of disaster. However, thevisual appeal of the depicted naturally induced or artificially generated spectacles serve well toexpose the mythological core of the current human existence. Fear and terror are keyfundamental experiences of human existence. Their aesthetic structures are deconstructed in theworks of Tobias Kbsch.

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    Anthony McCall - Face to Facenai010 publishers 2014 ISBN 9789462081758 Acqn 24285Pb 17x22cm 168pp 125ills 65col 21

    Anthony McCall (London 1946) is seen as one of the main representatives of the avant-gardemovements in the visual arts and the cinema of the 1970s. McCalls work explores the mostfundamental elements of cinema: light and projection. Since the early 1970s, he has produced aremarkable body of work ranging from drawings to performance art and large-scale light

    projection installations or solid light films. McCalls solid light films inhabit the twilight zonebetween film and the visual arts, a key focal area of EYEs exhibition policy. These sculptural lightprojections are at once minimalist in form and magical in effect, theoretical in essence andvisceral when experienced.

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    Panamarenko UniversumLudion 2014 ISBN 9789491819209 Acqn 24289Hb 23x30cm 200pp 180ills 130col 42

    Panamarenkos assemblages of flying machines, autos and vessels are objects designed tomake adventure a reality, not intended as a quick escape from reality. One of the most originalcontemporary Belgian artists, he is an innovator in all respects. Although his works appeal to theimagination of the beholder, they are often underpinned by scientific calculations. Published onthe occasion of an exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art in Antwerp, this book offers acomprehensive and inspired look at Panamarenkos fanciful universe.

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    Ilit Azoulay - Finally Without EndSternberg Press 2014 ISBN 9783956791093 Acqn 24416Pb 21x31cm 192pp 147ills 128col 30.60

    Edited by Orit BulgaruContributions by Michal Ben-Neftali, Joseph Cohen, Gabriele Horn, Aya Lurie, Sarit Shapira,Shalom Shpilman, Raphael Zagury-Orly

    Finally Without Endfeatures Ilit Azoulays meticulously composed photographs, and includeswork from the series Implicit Manifestations, created during a six-month residency at the KWInstitute for Contemporary Art in Berlin. Concerned with the unacknowledged scraps and remainsof the everydayfrom architectural debris to spools of threadher photographs capture theambiguity of objects detached from their original purpose. Presented in new symmetricalconfigurations, her images speak to the memory-work attributed to things and our unreliablecataloguing of knowledge through them.In addition to her photographs, this publication offers a variety of perspectives on Azoulayspractice. Sarit Shapira describes the artists 2008 series Unknown Aspects as an elevation ofcultural debris to the level of representation, while Michal Ben-Naftali offers a psychoanalytic

    reading of Azoulays uncanny images. Shalom Shpilman explores the viewers participation in theartists visual realm of significance. Curators Aya Lurie (Herzliya Museum of Contemporary Art,Israel) and Gabriele Horn (KW Berlin) meditate on two concurrent exhibitions of some of the workfeatured in this book. Azoulays photographs, as one essay describes, are events-in-progressforever unfolding and forestalling conclusion.

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    Eric Fischl - Art Fair PaintingsVictoria Miro Gallery 2014 ISBN 9780992709242 Acqn 24342Hb 30x25cm 56pp 26col ills 37.50

    This series takes as its subject the contemporary art market. The paintings depict art fairs andgallery openings, and feature intricate compositions where people and artworks are layered insophisticated arrangements of form and colour. Fischl has always been a keen observer of therelationships between people, and between people and their surroundings. These paintingsdemonstrate the artist's acute observation of body language and the small details that reflectsocial relationships, particularly in the heady environment of the art fair, with its chargedatmosphere of money and taste, financial and cultural capital. With texts by Martin Herbert andGeoff Dyer, and Eric Fischl in conversation with Rachel Taylor.

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    Man At The Crossroads - Diego Rivera's Mural At Rockefeller CenterTrilce Ediciones 2013 ISBN 9786077663386 Acqn 23732Hb 27x42cm 172pp 137ills 55col 54

    This is the history of Riveras ill-fated mural at the Rockefeller Center in New York and the minuterestoration of the sketches housed in the collections of the Museo Anahuacalli, complemented bya vast number of letters, photos and other documents, many of which are published here for thefirst time.

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    Solitary Creations - 51 Artists Out Of The Stadshof CollectionLecturis 2014 ISBN 9789462260474 Acqn 24209Hb 25x31cm 328pp 350ills 300col 41.95

    'Solitary Creations' presents the work of fifty important artists from the Stadshof Collection,talented individuals that do not profile themselves as artists, unfurling their creativity outside thebox yet within plain view of the mainstream art circuit. The areas covered include bothinternationally renowned creations of outsider art (an umbrella term for art brut, nave art,visionary and imaginative art) and discoveries, hidden artistic gems that deserve an audience.

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    Quiz - Based On An Idea By Robert StadlerManuella Editions 2014 ISBN 9782917217573 Acqn 24327Hb 23x29cm 168pp 94ills 90col 39.95

    According to Austrian designer Robert Stadler, The idea in question is rooted in my fascinationwith unidentifiable objects. Published in conjunction with the exhibition at Galerie Poirel in Nancy,the catalogue follows Stadlers inquiry into those less common design objects that are multi-layered, camouflaging or concealing their functionality in features that only gradually becomeapparent, and thereby achieving the status of the thing. Besides an interview with Stadler, thebook features essays by Emily King, Claire Brunet and Kirsty Bell, along with full-colour plates ofthe many inscrutable and bizarre objects by a range of international designers that were speciallyselected for the exhibition.

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    Robert Zandvliet - Stones And SketchesROMA Publications 2014 ISBN 9789491843242 Acqn 24332Hb 24x32cm 272pp 200col ills 44.50

    For the first time Dutch painter Robert Zandvliet presents a selection of drawings and sketchesmade as studies for his paintings. Besides numerous drawings, the book also offers a selection ofpaintings from recent decades, as well as a new series, Seven Stones. The drawings and olderworks give a clear indication of the path Zandvliet has followed since the 1990s in his search for

    pure form and composition through an uncompromising approach to his work. With SevenStones, Zandvliet ventures into new territory where not only does he attempt to produce goodpaintings, but he also tries to fathom why specific forms have such a great impact on himpersonally.

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    Marc Nagtzaam - Not AvailableROMA Publications 2014 ISBN 9789491843235 Acqn 24334Pb 22x29cm 64pp 30ills 20

    In this book, recent work by Marc Nagtzaam is shown together with installation views and someof his older drawings. As a result, the previous works can be viewed from the perspective of thenew, and vice versa. Nagtzaam sees exhibitions and books as single works. The samecompositional approach used when making the drawings is also reflected in the structure of thisbook. In this manner, Nagtzaam reveals the link between the hard-edge abstraction of thedrawings, which can be read as architectural plans, and his spatial installations in which theyfunction as elements in a larger composition, suggestive of an obscure organising principle.

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    Jasper Krabbe - Soulmade. TropenmuseumLecturis 2014 ISBN 9789462260825 Acqn 24322Pb 15x21cm 200pp 325ills 250col 26.50

    Visual artist Jasper Krabb delves into the repositories of Amsterdams Tropenmuseum, wherehe becomes enchanted by the vibrancy and energy of the peculiar and mundane objectsencountered there, many previously unknown to him. At first glance, the objects seem unrelated,but Krabb applies his own associations and affinities, based on intuition, recognition, colour,

    shape and material, to form new connections between them. In the process, a world of inspirationemerges, as the observer of the selection gathered in this book from magical Sumatran stavesto pre-Colombian textiles discovers kinship between the museums collection of objects and theartists own work.

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    Susanne Kriemann RayROMA Publications 2014 ISBN 9789491843198 Acqn 24333Pb 15x21cm 120pp 50ills 26

    Susanne Kriemann examines a radioactive rock discovered in the Barringer Hill Mine in Llano,Texas, in the late 1800s. We see a photograph of a large rock (a single chunk of gadolinite), andthen another image of a wall of rocks, signalling the importance of the threshold to Kriemannswork. She focuses on the material and mystical limit of knowing and seeing on how a narrativeloops through archaeological layers without ever finding its source. Presently, the mine liesbeneath a lake; its mirrored surface resembles the photographic lens, but the eye, ours and therocks, exists on both sides. Can a rock convey history? What does it mean to document what

    one cannot literally see?

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    Zero Man Jan J. Schoonhoven Dutch Artist And Civil ServantFree Musketeers 2014 ISBN 9789048435463 Acqn 24401Pb 14x18cm 170pp 37ills 12col 18

    The life story of Dutch artist Jan J. Schoonhoven, known for his repetitive and geometrical reliefsof white paper, is hardly known. It is often assumed that he was self-taught, simply because heworked daily as a civil servant in The Hague. His life, however, is inextricably linked to Delft,where he was born and died. In this book, his artistic development, working methods and

    personal experiences are revisited in fascinating detail, based on those who knew him. The bookis written by journalist and documentary film researcher Sandra van Beek. Made with a grant fromthe Mondriaan Fund, it stems from research for the film Jan Schoonhoven, official 18977 (2005).

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    Charles De Meaux - The Ghost TrainManuella Editions 2014 ISBN 9782917217597 Acqn 24442Hb 19x29cm 148pp 75col ills 28.50

    Charles de Meaux is known for work that occupies the territory between fine arts and cinema. Inthe Centre Pompidou, he installed a monumental sculpture: two intertwined white tubes throughwhich one can walk. Once inside, the visitor experiences a sensory environment with a deluge offleeting images, shown from 35 screens the windows of what could be perceived as a movingtrain. The passing landscapes and familiar images from cinema are only briefly contemplatedbefore sliding away into the journeys past. This book documents the work through its projectedimages, installation views, and critical analyses by Bernard Blistne, Israel Rosenfield andEduardo Jorge.

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    Paris La 12 - Alternative HabitationDoPe Press 2014 no ISBN Acqn 24336Pb 22x28cm 96pp 70ills 60col 15.75

    In this instalment of the magazine, the focus is on the topic of architecture. Curator Yann Perreauwrites about how the architecture of the square as public space has framed recent politicalmovements and protests. Artist Steve Roden invites readers into his California bubble house,while Adam Janes and Dennis Hollingsworth describe the meaningful experiences found inbuilding up and tearing down their own houses. Steve Nakamura follows model and actress

    Tenko through a 1970s domicile by Kazunari Sakamoto. Further, the parallel history ofskateboarding and architecture is investigated by Franois Perrin, and Barlo Perry offers aretrospective of the life of Paul R. Williams.

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    Leander Schonweger - Die Nebel Lichten SichSternberg Press 2014 ISBN 9783956791130 Acqn 24417Pb 13x19cm 64pp 40ills 16col 7.95

    Foreword by Gerald Bast and Nicolaus Schafhausen; texts by Lucas Gehrmann and AlexandraGrimmer; interview by Nicolaus Schafhausen

    A deserted campsite, a car with no one inside Is anybody home? What has happened here?Evolving from his graduation project at the University of Applied Arts Vienna entitled The CreatorHas a Master Plan, which was awarded the Kunsthalle Wien Prize 2014, Leander Schnwegerdeveloped an installation at Kunsthalle Wien Karlsplatz that indicates mysteries, rather than offerssolutions. The fog disperses (as the title translates) into questions about theunusual exhibited situation rather than its origin. This is precisely what the artist may beconcerned with: leaving explainable things unexplained, or even obfuscating them. Furthermore,the exhibition raises questions about the power of knowledge, or the imbalance between controland controllability. Could the installation really just be the reproduction of a dream segment?Photographic fragments, preparatory notes, and recent sketches accompany installation viewsand texts in Die Nebel lichten sich.


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