Lilley, Lynn Alleva

Tender Mint

a photobook containing images that the artist made while she lived with her family in Amman, Jordan during 2011-2014, the quite astonishing photographs are divided into chronological chapters and depict mostly animals and people and express 'conflicting emotions such as nurturing and pain, suffering and resignation, solitude and companionship and beauty and decay.' the book contains two poems by Samih al-Quasim and Jane Hirshfield as well as two anecdotes by the artist, printed with full-colour offset and has a soft, linen cover, 29,5 x 20,5 cm, 144 not numbered pages, ed/750, Breda 2017

EUR 32.-

Lilley Tender Mint

Ting, Cheng

Baker Salon

photographs of people with their backs facing the camera, they're all wearing braided hairstyles with braided bread buns attached to their hair, beautiful and simple photos that focus on texture and patterns, includes a recipe of the aforementioned braided bread, printed on glossy, really thick paper, 18,5 x 14 cm, 34 not numbered pages, ed/500, Taipei 2016

EUR 20.-

Ting Baker Salon

Sauter, Fritz

See My Friend

screen printed drawings on thick paper in a concertina format between two painted and printed wooden covers, the drawings show idiosyncratic and friendly characters, blotches of colour are used in a really nice way, they spark life into the friends, the small amount of text is in German, concertina format: folded 16 x 10 cm, unfolded 16 x 111 cm, no.30, ed/60, signed, Dugort 2014

EUR 92,00

Sauter See My Friend

Thurairajah, Geetha

To Shape A Sword

digital drawings that could be referred to as collages, smooth, yet hard edged shapes that compose magical, tropical images that seem familiar but are still very original in composition and appearance, the drawings were created as sketches or preliminary drawings for the artist's paintings, 'Thurairajah's artworks simplify narrative into a language of icons; flat and hard edged, her symbols push the real into the impossible.'

stapled, 23 x 15 cm, 16 not numbered pages, ed/250, Toronto 2018

EUR 12.-

Thurairajah To Shape A Sword

Perry, Leanna

Raindrops & Broken Hearts

elaborate, graphic drawings in pink and black or toxic green and black that form pages of irregular patterns with sentences in adorned font, the risograph-printed drawings are inspired by 2000's teen culture and explore 'dark nights and complicated relationships. Hard-edged, metal objects such as barbed wire and chain link fences are embedded within a delicate and soft emotional landscape of flowers, hearts and faux eyelashes.' an impressive whirlpool of nice details and references, stapled, 16 x 11 cm, 48 not numbered pages, New York 2018

EUR 16.-

Perry Raindrops & Broken Hearts

Yang, Shania

Queer A B C

risograph-printed drawings that depict different people in poses that resemble each letter in the alphabet, each picture is queer-themed in one way or the other like the title indicates, the playful and original drawings are printed with purple on light yellow paper, on the page in the middle one can see an overview of the whole alphabet, stapled, 20,5 x 13,5 cm, 28 not numbered pages, New York 2016

EUR 16.-

Yang Queer A B C

Campbell, Brian Scott (Ed.)

Zing Zang Blunder

on the occasion of an exhibition with the same title at Harbinger in the summer of 2017, featuring 24 artists from Iceland and the U.S., the catalogue contains reproduced drawings by some of the artists and poems by Chris Hutchinson, the whole catalogue is printed in blue on white rather thick paper, soft cover, 19 x 14 cm, 32 pages, numbered ed/150, Reykjavík n.y.

EUR 19,50

Zing Zang Blunder

Haring, Joop

The Organic Square

″La Plata – The Argentine Project″, many photographic illustrations in colour from La Plata’s urban grid to the “ants’ highway” in the Paseo del Bosque park and texts in Dutch and English by the artist, Teja van Hoften and Ronald Ruseler which deal with thoughts provoked by the square, and the artist’s sculptural objects resulting from these thoughts, hard cover, 25 x 21,5 cm, ed/125, n.p. n.y.

EUR 24,50

Haring The Organic Square

Kessels, Erik

Shit (Scheisse)

found photographs of soldiers taking their shit at war time ad hoc or under improvised circumstances, an aspect of war one does not often think about, but daily life has to continue despite all, the photos are in different sizes and formats, one photograph per two pages, with a brief text in English, hard cover, 23,5 x 17 cm, 106 not numbered pages, Paris 2018

EUR 38.-

Kessels Shit (Scheisse)

Iannone, Dorothy

Die Peitsche  The Whip

a declaration of a slave addressed to its master, the Emperor Bastian de Bock, on his 39th birthday that provides insight into their relationship, text in German and English, translated into German by W. Teichmann, soft cover, 15 x 10,5 cm, 64 pages, ed/700, Berlin 1980

EUR 26.-

Iannone The Whip Die Peitsche

Deér, Katalin

Verde

beautiful photographs of buildings and places reproduced on delicate paper, often the same subject captured from different angles and in various seasons, the photos are taken by the artist over the last ten years in the Val Bregaglia in Switzerland, there are several photographs on every page and one really catches the buildings’ ‘unique presence in a landscape that is continuously moved and shaped by time and the forces of nature.' soft cover, 31 x 23 cm, 196 not numbered pages, St.Gallen 2018

EUR 34.-

Deer Verde

Walking Through Bagdad With Buster Keaton Face

volume 3 in the paperback series fink twice, a reprint of a publication with the same name that was published in conjunction with the artist’s solo exhibition at the Kunsthaus Aargau in 2009, there are photographs from that exhibition in the book depicting more than thirty different works, alongside there is some reference and research material like photographs of Heath Ledger and photos from inside the White House, includes a written conversation between the artist and Hilde Teerlinck and texts by Madeleine Schuppli and Margrit Tröhler, a vast, well designed book where all the content is in b/w, soft cover, 21 x 16,5 cm, 174 pages, Aarau 2014

EUR 21.-

Galler Walking Through Bagdad With Buster Keaton Face

Keller, Daniel

For A Fish Tank Or A Parking Lot

“In his work, Keller examines connections between materials and materialities, architecture and architectural elements—in the real world as well as in models.FOR A FISH TANK OR A PARKING LOT is simultaneously a work of research, collection, and fiction. Keller researches the ecological and cultural significance of gravel and sand, which play a major role in the composition of the earth’s surface, at least in our latitudes, as valuable resources and important components of concrete. A photographic collection of pebbles—printed on almost translucent paper—forms the grid-like, even rigid structure of the book. With a focus on the different shapes and surfaces of the individual stones, the anonymous mass of this basic material of our built environment dissolves into countless individuals”, soft cover, 27 x 21,5 cm, 512 pages, St. Gallen 2018

EUR 39.-

Keller For A Fish Tank Or A Parking Lot

Binnerts, Annabelle

Atlas Van De Geheele Aarde

a complete hand-drawn atlas, ‘the maps are all traced in such a way that the names remain in an attempt to focus on the way we use language to understand our (unknown) surroundings’, nice, delicate drawings and a fresh approach to the concept of maps, soft cover, 28 x 21 cm, 76 not numbered pages, includes a loose sheet with a poem in English by Maria Barnas, written in response to the book, n.p. 2018

EUR 27.-

Binnerts Atlas Van De Geheele Aarde

Finnbogadóttir Hjörvar, Geirthrudur

Mind Games

“A quadrangled story about shades and variations in co-dependence and sovereignty, inspired by a musician (John Lennon), a theorist (Henri Lefebvre), an author (Halldór Laxness) and a demented ruler of Rome (Caligula). Mindgames is constituted by four parts – ordered in alternating sequence – to form thirteen chapters in total. Each of the four sections holds a biographical account of its subject: Caligula, Henri Lefebvre, John Lennon and Halldór Laxness. The chapters can be read separately, as they have been conceived to be independent wholes, forming biographies that present portraits of associations rather than particular statements about individual lives. The text, however, is constructed to alternate rhythmically between the main motives. The motives in turn produce variations on particular themes as they modulate into different parts within the totality of the work as a whole. Mindgames was conceived as a way to enjoy information in the tradition of autodidacts of the past – but in a style which is commingled with a reverence towards traditional modes of archiving the world.”, soft cover with dust jacket, 17 x 12 cm, 152 pages, (Arnhem) 2012

EUR 16,50

Finnbogadottir Hjorvar Mind Games

Horst, Els ter

Broekenboek

a story about Paulien, a girl that doesn’t find any pants to wear, different types of pants are listed on each page and the reason why they are not wearable, worn by different drawn characters, the pants area is cut out from the pages in order to reveal all kinds of real fabric, a clever and simple book, text in Dutch, hard cover with fabric texture, 21,5 x 15 cm, 28 not numbered pages, limited edition, Amsterdam 2017

EUR 59.-

Horst (Els) Broekenboek

Kauth, Johann (Ed.)

Destination Earth

on the occasion of an exhibition with the same name at Het Bos in Antwerp, Belgium in May 2018, with works by Adam Hartnell, Bram van Meervelde, Chris Gillis, Frederik Lizen, Johann Kauth, Joris de Rycke, Kristy Fenton, Rufus Michielsen, each artist contributed 10 pages of content that includes drawings, photographs of ceramics and graffiti, collages, prints and more, all printed in b/w on glossy paper, soft cover, 28,5 x 20,5 cm, 80 not numbered pages, numbered/100, 2018

EUR 19.-

Kauth Destination Earth

Treacy, Tricia

Swatch Book - Slot

contributions from 19 people with different backgrounds working at the American Academy in Rome that were asked to reflect with their work on the theme privacy in 2018, 'their contributions have been juxtaposed and interwoven to create random connections and an unconventional visual narrative', drawings, texts, musical scores, photographs and more (all in b/w) printed with risograph on different types on paper, some that is slightly transparent and every page is folded which creates an interesting effect on the whole book, soft cover, 20,5 x 13,5 cm, 122 not numbered pages, n.p. 2018

EUR 49.-

Treacy Swatch Book

Whang Tahee
Cicada Soup

a prose about cicadas and their potential therapeutic abilities accompanied by weird and wonderful drawings and a few photographs, risograph-printed in dark cyan, stapled, 19 x 13,5 cm, 16 not numbered pages, New York 2017

EUR 16.-

Whang Cicada Soup

b/w pen drawings, the title might be indicating the concept that the pages show scribbles that one might do without thinking to much about it, the stream of the subconscious mind, there is at least a nice flow through the book of strange and original drawings, stapled, 20 x 14,5 cm, 32 not numbered pages, n.p. n.y.

EUR 15.-

Moonen Autopilot

short, illustrated diary entries from a three months period in the artist's life, first with focus on food and friends and then on the first weeks of her pregnancy, really beautiful and subtle texts that radiate positivity and appreciation for daily life, with the leading theme of being in a new country and learning a new language, along the drawings there are a few photographs that illustrate the texts, stapled, 21 x 14,5 cm, 44 pages, n.p. 2018

EUR 10.-

Shiomi (Yuna) Pearl Life 2

Önnudóttir, Steinunn

Expressjónismi

reproduced watercolour paintings in hazy shades of blue, the subject matter is portraits from the yearbook of the Danish theater productions in the winter of 1955-56, the details of the paintings are in the expressions of the persons and then the image gets blurry around the face so they get a bit absurd and really wonderful, stapled, 29 x 20 cm, 24 not numbered pages, Reykjavík 2018

EUR 26.-

Önnudóttir Expressjónismi

Laas, Kulla

Looking For A Place To Find

collages made out of old photographs on glossy paper, put together in a simple but smart way, really nice compositions and a beautiful colour palette and textures, stapled, 21 x 15 cm, 16 not numbered pages, Reykjavík 2018

EUR 13.-

Laas Looking For A Place To Find

Whang, Tahee

If You Go Now When Will You Return

digital collages where the artist intertwines drawings, found imagery, stills from movies, texts and more in order to speculate about the tiger and its skin as a Korean icon or metaphor, interesting riso-printed compositions, stapled, 20,5 x 13,5 cm, 20 not numbered pages, New York 2017

EUR 16.-

Malone, Andrew

The Farm  A Ladybird Book

an altered book, the text around the illustrations is throughout the book for a good part cut away, a simple but beautiful work, hard cover, 18 x 12 cm, signed,

EUR 78.-

Malone The Farm  A Ladybird Book

Moore, Joseph

73.128.245.60/Labor

a 24 hour photo diary of a small stable where a mother horse gives birth to a foal, the photographs (which are 10 per page) of this significant event give a feeling of claustrophobia and even uneasiness, the artist was inspired by the French physiologist Étienne-Jules Marey in the format and setup of the photographs, the b/w photos are taken from an unsecured IP camera, stapled, 27 x 21 cm, 24 not numbered pages, New York 2018

EUR 29.-

Moore 73.128.245.60 Labor

Coleman, Hannah

Blobs Get Dressed

wonderful risograph-printed drawings of confused blob-like characters trying to get dressed with their own unconventional logic in an adorable way, smooth lines and moderately coloured pictures, teaches one to seek new solutions, spiral bound, 27 x 21 cm, 18 not numbered pages, New York .n.y.

EUR 24.-

Coleman (Hannah) Blobs Get Dressed

Siegler, Cory Emma

Infinite Snakes

patterns inspired by snakes created with letters and signs in a Google Docs document in a repetitive manner, an interesting similarity with textile works, the drawings are four colour risoprinted, spiral bound, 27 x 21 cm, 18 not numbered pages, New York .n.y.

EUR 24.-

Siegler Infinite Snakes

Gris, Fernando

Manual Vague

the content of six cahiers that were given to the artist in an antique book store in Paris, the texts contain thoughts, fragments and more structured narrative that form prose that could be read as alternative short stories, both the stories and the foreword are really amusing and in a sense magical, the elongated format of the book suits the content well, Japanese binding, 37 x 15,5 cm, 30 not numbered pages, n.p. n.y.

EUR 20.-

Gris Manual Vague

Garcia, Danielo

Office Workers Notebook

old photographs of people working in offices from advertisements, stock-photos etc. that the artist found in the archive of the New York Public Library, the pictures are collaged on ruled paper in a Steno notepad design, spiral-binding, 26,5 x 20 cm, 80 not numbered pages, N.Y.2016

EUR 35.-

Garcia Office Workers Notebook

Hacking, Winston

No Sweat!

risograph-printed collages that form a ‘scrap book of rejected or unused designs for music videos over the last two years’, the collages are fairly unusual but quite impressive and playful with a wide range of subject matter and many interesting details, sewn, 23 x 16,5 cm, 44 not numbered pages, Toronto 2018

EUR 19,50

Rens, Chantal

Various Animals

photographs of various animals on glossy, thick paper (the type that is often used in books for very young children), the photos have been edited so the animals have been given a new eye or set of eyes, a small change that gives the pictures a whole new touch, the regular animals become different characters, hard cover and pages, 14 x 10 cm, 12 not numbered pages, numbered/500, 2018

EUR 34.-

Rens Various Animals

The Phonografik Collectivo

contributions by 17 artists that were given 1 phoneme (sound) per person to create their artworks from, the graphic expression, name and pronunciation is stated for each phoneme, ‘Through the project we intended to create and exchange original, experimental typographic/hand-lettered/calligraphic artworks as contemporary translations of the common phonemes that unite many of our world’s phonographic languages, represented by the Phoenician alphabet.’ a little biography of each artist is in the end of the book and a few sentences about their process in making the artworks, the book is printed with risograph and digital press, the over is made with letterpress, every copy is hand bound in an elaborate design, soft cover, 24,5 x 15 cm, 60 pages, n.p. 2016

EUR 34.-

The Phonografik Collectivo

Drawing From Reykjavík To The Nile

a drawing journal in eight parts with contributions from Hrafnhildur Helgadóttir, Gústav Geir Bollason, Sara Riel, Karlotta Blöndal, Arnar Ásgeirsson, Áslaug Thorlacius, Halla Birgisdóttir and Helga Páley Friðþjófsdóttir, 'Drawing a line is drawing a journey, and then when you join the line for a walk there is no limit to what you may explore, you are contained only by your imagination', fascinating pictures in diverse style bound in a drawing pad format, some of the pages are folded in a way that it's hard but curious to take a look at them, metal clip binding with a cover, 21,5 x 15 cm, 60 not numbered pages, comes with a folded poster 41 x 29 cm, Reykjavík n.y.

Painter, Luke

Bauble Bauble

wonderful drawings printed with four-colour risograph that focus more and less on architecture, patterns, textile, flora and sculptures, calm drawings in a soothing colour palette that have a mystical or even supernatural sense around them but in a mellow, still way, ‘Through the act of drawings, I look for formal, historical and tangential connections between images as a method to highlight and rework them for the purpose of reflection. I don’t see my drawings as part of a traditional series. Works can connect to each other but they are one-off pieces that have distinct themes, concepts and associations in them.’ stapled, 23 x 16,5 cm, 28 not numbered pages, ed/330, Toronto 2018

EUR 19,50

Fassbinder, Helga

Een Kastanjeboom In Amsterdam  A Chestnut Tree In Amsterdam

a text, poems and photographs about and of the most famous tree in town behind the canal house where Anne Frank and her family were hiding, Dutch/English, with a CD with the song cyclus Änne’s tree”(music by Johannes Eckmann, lyrics by Jos Versteegen), hard cover, 24,5 x 15,5 cm, 64 not numbered pages, Paris 2016

EUR 32.-

Fassbinder Een Kastanjeboom In Amsterdam A Chestnuttree In Amsterdam

Roth, Mathias

Limites Invisibles

impressive photographs on glossy paper from underground networks in cities around the globe where the artist captures moments of people waiting and going between places, moments that the normal person usually forgets, interesting people inspection, introduction by Fabiana Barreda in Spanish and English, soft cover, 132 pages, 20 x 30 cm, Buenos Aires 2018

EUR 38.-

Roth (Mathias) Limites Invisibles

Kahl, Rudolf

Herinneringen  Mijn Jeugd Op De Puinhopen Van Een Verloren Oorlog

memories told in Dutch and illustrated with almost 500 drawings meticulously carried out of a post WWII childhood and youth in Germany, soft cover, 28 x 19 cm, 192 pages, Amsterdam 2005

EUR 25.-

Menschaert, Griet (Ed.)

KONT 2

“this magazine is an art piece and a city glossy at the same time, with exclusive content realized on Eindhoven territory by many artists. KONT creates its own teams of makers and gives them time to collaboratively realize new work”, texts, drawings, photographs, comics, poetry, and collaged artworks by many contributors, KONT appears once a year, text in English and Dutch, soft cover, 24 x 17 cm, 192 pages, Eindhoven 2018

EUR 21.-

Wobby #15

a risograph-printed magazine with contributions by 13 artists, illustrated texts, drawings, comic strips and more in radiant riso-colours, the works have that in common to be playful and funny, text mostly in Dutch, stapled, 25 x 17 cm, 40 pages, n.p. 2018

EUR 11.-

Schalk, Marjolein Wobby #15

Vogler, Demian

When I Am King

A silent comic story initially published online, it’s inspired by the adventures of the artist’s great-grandfather Demian II. Set in ancient times, the protagonist, a king, loses his pants to a camel and goes on a dramatic journey that involves humiliation, love and sex to find something to cover himself up so he won’t lose his dignity. The digital drawings are colourful and stopmotion-like so one can nearly see the movement between frames, hard cover, 21,5 x 14 cm, 128 pages,

EUR 26.-

Fontein, Bas + Henjo Hekman (Eds.)

Parallel Universe Dutch Coastlines, Or Other Horizons

a part of Hekman’s kitsch collection of parallel cards, that is ‘postcards in which the same images are repeatedly used, but referring to different places’, the cards all show beaches and coastlines of the Netherlands (or we are at least supposed to think so), two cards depicting the same image are made into a panorama on each page, in a postcard format so it is possible to write on the back of each card and easy to tear out of the book, soft cover, 10 x 29 cm, 74 not numbered pages, Arnhem 2018

EUR 23,50

Delebecque, Olivier + Hong Zicheng (Eds.)

Move Without Move

reproduced b/w drawings by O.D., on carton sheets, of irrational beings and places that could be from a dream (or a nightmare), short poems by H.Z. on the other side of each sheet, many of which contain some advice or wisdom for the reader, translation from Chinese into English by Robert Aitken, screenprinted cover, loose sheets in a cardboard box, 21,5 x 14 cm, 51 sheets, Amsterdam 2018

Move Without Move

Mueller, Kristen (Ed.)

Mag@zine Issue 2 Print Gender Sex

the second issue of a magazine that focuses on independently published magazines, beautiful design and interesting articles, includes the insert ”Homocats: Mini Kittens, Major Problems”, soft cover, 104 pages, 25,5 x 19 cm, Long Island City 2018

EUR 16,50

Mueller (Ed.) Mag@zine Issue 2

Mueller, Kristen

Language To Cover A Page

a reassembled text consisting of words and sentences from various sources and in their original size and font that have been combined to form a new, gradually intensifying narrative, afterword by Derek Beaulieu where he connects the work to Borges’’The Library of Babel’,text in English, soft cover, 22,5 x 16 cm, 316 not numbered pages, (Berlin 2014)

EUR 27.-

Marquardt, Sissa + Markus Schmölz

New York: Everything Reminds Me Of Something

photographs captured over the last 20 years in New York, most photos full frame but some collaged (therefore in different sizes), interesting photos of people, strange details and in-between places that give you a new perspective on the city, author’s note in English and German, introduction in English by Arthur Nersesian that takes you on a verbal ride around New York, hardcover, 204 pages, 21,6 x 15,5 cm, Germany 2008

EUR 29,50

Hayward, Tony

Little Angels

13 reproduced collaged images composed from old b/w photographed portraits of people and small, coloured paintings of blonde girls that have been situated in the middle of the people’s faces, the outcome is nostalgic and rather comical, sewn, 16 pages, 15 x 10,5 cm, ed/75, (London) 2011

EUR 9,50

Fabricius, Jesper + Ase Eg Jorgensen + Jesper Rasmussen (Eds.)

Pist Protta 82

PERIODICAL, with contributions by various artists, text works, prints and old photographs of differently textured paper, text in Danish, soft cover, 25,5 x 20 cm, 92 pages, Köbenhavn Juli 2018

EUR 14,50

Pist Protta 82

Nagtzaam, Marc

32 Pages

two booklets published on the occasion of the exhibition BORROWED SPACE at Emergent, Veurne Belgium, the first one consists of reproduced b/w drawings of two dimensional shapes and lines, one might get the feeling that the pictures are depicting strange architecture from above. The second one has black digital 3D images printed on yellow paper, they show realistic constructions but from an unusual perspective so you don’t really realize the overall space, stapled, 26,5 x 20,5 cm, 32 not numbered pages, and 27,5 x 21 cm, 24 not numbered pages(yellow) Bruges (B) 2018

EUR 9.-

Meijer, Roelant

Oneindig Zwart

a diary of a weeklong journey into the lava fields of Ódádahraun (lava of wickedness) in Iceland, the artist describes each day in the dark landscape with text, photographs, black and grey drawings, textured paper and maps showing the walking trail of each day, hard cover, 17 x 12 cm, 192 pages, numbered ed/100, n.p. 2018

EUR 38,50

Meijer Oneindig Zwart

Jackson, Ted

Noises From The Engine Room

poems and reproductions of paintings in colour, foreword John Sinclair, soft cover, 23 x 15 cm, 98 pages, n.p. n.d.

EUR 24.-

Geiger, Thomas

What Tree Is That?

watercolour paintings of trees that illustrate a conversation where one is asking whether some man-made object related trees exist, based on a conversation between children that the artist heard on a train, stapled, 28,5 x 20,5 cm, 20 not numbered pages, ed/350, (2012)

EUR 23.-

Geiger (Thomas) What Tree Is That?

Colin, Gary

Simulations

risograph-printed images in b/w (except for the red cover) of digital drawings that show beautiful abstract shapes that all have that in common that they seem to be floating around the pages, stapled, 28,5 x 20,5 cm, 16 not numbered pages, Paris 2018

EUR 6.-

Colin, Gary

Flora

images in risograph that resemble, like the title suggests, plants, flowers and even insects and have the strange feeling of being organic and artificial at the same time, the texture of the images reminds one of flowing paint that has taken a familiar form, stapled, 29,5 x 21 cm, 40 not numbered pages, ed/150, Paris 2018

EUR 15.-

Colin Flora

Colin, Gary

Été 2018

prints in risograph that depict digital drawings composed mostly of distorted circles and arrows, they are divided into frames (6 per page), some of which have some text in French and symbols so the overall picture looks like an absurd comic book with cosmic overtones, stapled, 28 x 20,5 cm, 16 not numbered pages, Paris 2018

EUR 9,50

Andreasen, Kasper

Sixteen Field Projections

sixteen verses of poetry based on pencil drawings, ‘The text refers to the cartographic, expressive and even violent nature of the drawings.’ so the poems sound like vivid descriptions of different scenarios that are interesting to try to visualize, the poems are all more or less as long and situated at the same place as the poem on the front page, stapled, 21 x 15 cm, 16 not numbered pages, Ghent 2017

EUR 12.-

Andreasen Sixteen Field Projections

Gudmundsson, Kristján + Örn Alexander Árnason

Kristján Gudmundsson Örn Alexander Árnason

published on the occasion of an exhibition at 1.h.v. in Reykjavík (2017), K.G.’s Valin Amerísk Ljóð/Selected American Poems which feature number sequences, and Ö.A.Á.’s Rif/Tear series which features photographs of bits of fabric caught behind staples in a white wall, text in Icelandic and English, stapled, 20,5 x 17 cm, 22 not numbered pages, ed/100, signed by both artists, Reykjavík 2017

Kristján Gudmundsson Örn Alexander Árnason

Burns, Bill

Power 100

“The following names appeared on the Power 100 list between 2007 and 2016. The list is ranked, with one being the highest and one hundred being the lowest ranking. It’s published each year by ArtReview Magazine. Because the following names are compiled from several different Power 100  lists it should be thought of as a meta list. Since 2011 I have had myself paged along with some of those whose names appear on the list on public address systems at various airports, art fairs, train stations, museums and department stores. The annotated list that follows describes a number of successes, failures and omissions. The project is a work in progress”, a meta list of the most influential people in the contemporary artworld 2007-2016, comes with 3 postcards, design by Astrid Seme, soft cover, 7,5 x 5 cm, 212 not numbered pages, ed/125, Vienna 2018

Burns Power 100

Pietroiusti, Cesare

Non-Functional Thoughts 1978-2018

“The persistence of thoughts of such a kind in individual memory is very rare. If they are not fixed by writing or other means, they tend to disappear in a short time. This process of erasure operates in a similar manner to what happens during the forgetting of dreams. One of the central ideas behind my work is that it is possible to make an artwork which concentrates attention on non-functional thoughts. My practice is an attempt to better articulate these thoughts by building a communicative context in which they can be recognised by others as part of a shared patrimony. At best, this investigation points to the possible existence of a psychic dimension which is generally ignored. The non-functional thought I deal with can retain the form of a ‘project’ or, as in this publication, of an ‘instruction’ which, through various technical choices, and in different circumstances, can become an element of communication and of socialisation”, a great many instructions or exercises such as: “Start an art gallery that only sells immaterial artworks” or “Make a list of everything you can do using your hands”, design by Astrid Seme, translations by Victoria Dejaco, text in German and English, stapled, 21 x 15 cm, 120 not numbered pages, Vienna 2018

EUR 14,50

Pietroiusti Non-Functional Thoughts 1978-2018

Pedrina, Bianca

Models

“This artist book brings together 40 photographs showing famous architects together with their architecture models. The images are arranged according to the position of the model and the height of the architect’s view: from those looking up to the model to those looking down on it from a god-like perspective … By this, these image start to speak about the model 'as a stage' on which the architect performs his role”, 40 b/w photographs, no text, stapled, 21,5 x 14,5 cm, 80 not numbered pages, ed/250, Vienna 2018

EUR 12.-

Pedrina Models

IRWIN (ED.)

State In Time

“Become a citizen of the first global state of the universe!

The NSK State in Time emerged in 1992, evolving in the context of the dissolution of Yugoslavia and the transformation Neue Slowenische Kunst. Existing both as an artwork and a social formation, a state that encompasses all time but holding no territory, the NSK State in Time has for two decades pushed the boundaries of artistic and political practice. This volume collects together, for the first time, analyses of the NSK State in Time including its relationship with the changing context of Eastern Europe, the connection between aesthetics and the state, the rise of NSK folk art, and documents the First NSK Citizen’s Congress in 2010”, with essays by Inke Arns, Huang Chien-Hung, Eda Cufer, Marina Grzinic, IRWIN, Tomaz Mastnak, Conor McGrady, Viktor Misiano, Alexei Monroe, Ian Parker, Avi Pitchon, Stevphen Shukaitis, Jonah Westerman, and Slavoj Zizek, soft cover, 26 x 18,5 cm, 180 pages, Wivenhoe New York Port Watson 2014

State In Time

Vaucher, Gee

Introspective

“Gee Vaucher is an internationally renowned political artist, known for her ‘radical creativity’, montages, and iconic record sleeve artwork for the famous anarchist-pacifist band Crass. Vaucher has always seen her work as a tool for social change, using surrealist styles and methods, and a DIY aesthetic to create powerful images exploring political and personal issues. … Gee Vaucher: Introspective will celebrate the rich history of art and activism both on a local and national level. It will not only look back to the radical spirit of the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s, but is also an opportunity to engage audiences in important social debates taking place today.

This catalog will be the first in-depth publication examining the vast range of her work including painting, collage, video, performance art, design, and installation works”, published on the occasion of an exhibition at Firstsite in Colchester(2016), edited by Stevphen Shukaitis, works by the artist accompanied by several essays about G.V. and her art, with contributions by Gee Vaucher, Penny Rimbaud, Patricia Allmer, John Sears, Rebecca Binns, George McKay, Yuval Etgar, Martina Groß, and Stevphen Shukaitis, soft cover, 21 x 17 cm, 144 pages, London 2016

EUR 33.-

Vaucher Introspective

Noir, Bill

Occiput Tupicco

a “[c]ollection of found photographies” with a “focus on twins and reflections”, a collection of historical b/w photographs that will make you see double, comes with one loose, antique-looking photograph, soft cover, 19 x 14 cm, 100 not numbered pages, ed/150, Strasbourg 2017

EUR 15.-

Noir Occiput Tupicco

Loeffler, Frédéric

Seiren

polaroids from 2009-2017 of (underground) musicians performing, the name of the band and the venue are listed below each polaroid, soft cover, 19 x 14 cm, 62 not numbered pages, ed/150, comes with one loose polaroid, Strasbourg 2017

EUR 15.-

Loeffler Seiren

Noir, Bill

Éclats Collages 2016/2017

a very handsome book of collages made in 2016/2017 using all sorts of (historical) photographs and images, with a handmade binding, hard cover, 18 x 15 cm, 124 not numbered pages, ed/150, Strasbourg 2018

EUR 22.-

Noir Éclats Collages 2016-2017

Mascini, Vibeke

Cloud Inverse

a book published as the result of an attempt to reach the summit of Mont Blanc, with many diary-like notes and illustrations that document the trek and the artist’s musings, “Along my journey I stumbled upon many people, and a few animals, who have reached for mountaintops throughout the centuries. I noticed that by moving up the mountain I was able to move along with all of them, almost finding the footprints of de Saussure ascending in the fresh snow, the traces of the astronomical observatory swallowed by the mountain’s snowy dome and even hearing the echo of the propellers of that pilot who first descended on the summit of Mont Blanc.

Cloud Inverse describes my expedition of 17 days in which I travelled through a diverse landscape, both geographical and imagined, before finally arriving at an obscure mountain top”, with several fold-out pages, soft cover in dust jacket, 24 x 16,5 cm, 94 pages, Amsterdam 2017

Mascini Cloud Inverse

Forster, Manfred

Künstler/Bücher 2005-2013

published on the occasion of an exhibition at Weserburg in Bremen (2015-2016), on display are M.F.’s artist books on 20  artists, whom he has photographed throughout their creative process: Victoria Bell, Hans Delfosse, Mic Enneper, Gerrit Göllner/Jon Shelton, Horst Hahn, Jannis Kounellis, Gereon Krebber, Heinrich Küpper, Norbert Prangenberg, Thomas Rentmeister, Inge Schmidt, Michael Toenges, Peter Tollens, and Josef Wolf, with texts in German by Bettina Brach and Jens Peter Koerver, with several fold-out pages, hard cover, 21 x 15 cm, 100 not numbered pages, signed and numbered/100, Bremen 2015

EUR 42,00

Forster 21 Kunstler20Bucher 2005-2013

Sherry, David + Thomas Geiger

Optimism Works Both Ways

a compilation of wonderful short stories, prose and poetry from street corners and super markets, some illustrated with b/w drawings, “Optimism works both ways, is a manual of performance ideas, drawings, scripts and plans, to be used for future projects. The collaboration incorporates a wide variety of different approaches, from re-enactments, static durational-sculptures, readings, actions, sound works and diary accounts. Many of the works in the book are starting points or sketches to be developed and explored as a live performance”, stapled, 28 x 22 cm, 32 not numbered pages, Karlsruhe Dublin Vienna 2013

EUR 16,50

Sherry + Geiger Optimism Works Both Ways

Huber, Matthias

Ghosts

images from the book “Stilmöbel: Stühle, Sessel, Kanapees von Ludwig XIII. bis Napoleon III.”, Madeleine Jarry, De May, Düsseldorf/Lausanne, around 1960, a book for those who imagine ghosts on chairs, arm chairs or canapes, stapled, 27,5 x 20 cm, 28 not numbered pages, ed/100, 2015

EUR 19,50

Huber (Matthias) Ghosts

Watanabe, Eiji + Naoka Eiro (Eds.)

Art Obulist

a book published on the occasion of an exhibition in the Relation Building in Obu Japan: “ART_OBULIST is a contemporary art exhibition that began in 2016 from a suggestion to introduce contemporary art and culture to Obu - a city without art galleries. Thus “Brain Museum”, “a museum unconfined to a building” = a thought-provoking art museum was implemented where new possibilities can only be discovered at that given place. Returning for its second year in a row and eager to provide as much opportunity to broaden people’s exposure to art as possible, the ART_OBULIST 2017 exhibition will be held for approximately one month and the art works will be scattered across a number of free spaces and locations in an area within walking distance from Obu Station, the city center”, with contributions by Yasuko Otsuka, Paul Goede, Thomas A. Clark, Little Vehicle, Nakamura Wataru, Douraku Doumei, Kenichi Ogawa, Laurie Clark, Naoto Maruyama, and Shigeki Kosugi, full colour illustrations and texts in Japanese and English, hard cover, 21 x 15 cm, 62 pages, Obu 2017

EUR 20.-

Watanabe + Eiro Art Obulist

Ouverture La Compagnie Des Snapshoters

a selection of reproduced historical b/w snapshots that ‘open up a space between the ordinary and the extraordinary’, text in French, soft cover, 21 x 15 cm, 48 not numbered pages, numbered/350, n.p. 2018

Grandes Exitos 2

“This is the second edition of Grandes Exitos del Arte Contemporáneo (GEAC), previously a pirate DVD compilation of video art and performances distributed free of charge or in exchange for everyday objects, garments or fruits even. Created as part of the 2011 relational art piece ‘Sin Valor, collaboration between Pablo Lagos Lopez and myself that took place in the streets of Fontibon, Colombia. … In the spirit of the first GEAC (the free distribution and access to art), this volume takes into account the corresponding concept of Fandangos, also follows the process and mirrors Raul Marroquin’s editorial approach of ‘copy and paste’. ‘Why Plagiarism?’ by Ulises Carrion is one of the best examples of this procedure. The works in this issue of GEAC are from a mix of young and known/established artists”, stapled zine inspired by Fandangos magazine published by Raul Marroquin in the seventies, stapled, 21,5 x 15 cm, 32 pages, Antwerp 2018

EUR 12.-

Grandes Exitos 2

Van Horn, Erica

Em & Me

Em, Emily Dickinson that is, sheepdog and much talked about in the author’s online blog is at the centre of this blog’s excerpts which constitute this book, soft cover, 192 pages, 17 x 12,5 cm, Clonmel 2018

EUR 15,50

Van Horn Em & Me

Shiomi, Yuna

Where I Live

pen and watercolour drawings of sites and buildings as seen by the author, a Japanese artist living and studying in the Netherlands, stapled, 15 x 21 cm, 14 not numbered pages, n.p. 2018

EUR 28.-

Shiomi, Yuna

Learn Dutch

cute pen drawings of animals at play accompanied by stock phrases in Dutch as taught by children at the park, stapled, 21 x 14,5 cm, 24 not numbered pages, numbered/5, n.p. 2018

Shiomi (Yuna) Learn Dutch

MacKillop, Sara

IKEA Besta

for this work the contents of an IKEA living rooms catalogue have been rearranged to form photo collages, stapled, 29,5 x 21 cm, 28 not numbered pages, ed/100, n.p. 2017

EUR 12.-

Blod Svett & Tarar

a surreal pen-drawn comic story about transparent people, text in Swedish, sewn, 29,5 x 21 cm, 14 not numbered pages, n.p. n.d.

EUR 13.-

Mailaender, Thomas + Erik Kessels

Photo Pleasure Palace

“Thomas Mailaender and Erik Kessels are both artists who work with the re-appropriation of images. They’re compulsive collectors of photographs and keen observers of sociological patterns. Also they both take the absurd and ridiculous very, very seriously. That said it comes as no real surprise that these two get along like dynamite and matches. For UNSEEN 2017 they’ve created the ‘Photo Pleasure Palace’ a special place where you can come to have fun and set your mind on fire after spending a day browsing the galleries. The Photo Pleasure Palace is a combination of a photographic exhibition, installation and a fun fair. It shows that visitors of Unseen can interact and experience photography in an alternative way.

This new vinyl with booklet welcomes you to their weird-and-wonderland, a place where pleasure is guaranteed and photos are in imminent danger”, lp (12”) with the sounds of a photography funfair as an art installation, in a sleeve (30 x 30 cm), contains a booklet with illustrations, numbered/500, Amsterdam 2017

EUR 30.-

AV Mailaender + Kessels Photo Pleasure Palace

Wilson, Ben

The Chewing Gum Alchemist

photographs of tiny, colourful paintings made on the surface of flattened chewing gum on the streets of London by B.W., a.k.a. the Chewing Gum Man, accompanied by photographs of the people he made them for, with an introduction by Ludovic Renaud, “Ben Wilson is a catalyst, attuned to the world around him. Through his small paintings, he has redefined the limits of the city, and the relationship each of us has with the notion of urban life. His work is situated beyond the framework of street art, and of art in general. It questions the existing fracture between the city and its population. His chewing gums, far from being trivial, are on the contrary existential in nature. They force us to rethink the question of the people as seen through the prism of city-states. His sincere gesture is not borne by anger or despair, but by transcendence, love, tolerance, and the uniqueness of each individual aware of being only a part of a whole. His humanism is distinctive, and even jarring. Ben Wilson shows us the way towards a possible world where everyone has a place without being forced to struggle for it”, soft cover, 84 pages, 18 x 18 cm, Amsterdam 2017

EUR 25.-

Wilson The Chewing Gum Alchemist

Vermi, Arturo

Arturo Vermi

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, paintings, sculptures, and writings by A.V., accompanied by a text by Tommaso Trini, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 66, text in Italian, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 40 pages, Livorno 2010

EUR 14.-

Vermi Arturo Vermi

Róbertsdóttir, Ragna

Works 1984-2017

an extensive and well-illustrated overview of more than three decades’ worth of art by R.R., who composes her works from many different, natural elements, with texts by Markús Þór Andrésson and Gregory Volk, “As chronicled in this book, Ragna Róbertsdóttir’s elemental artworks since the 1980s constitute an extraordinary and deeply meaningful achievement. She shapes her materials, many of which are from nature, and brings them into very specific forms; at the same time, they in turn shape her, and she learns from them. They give her not merely inspiration, but also wisdom and connectedness. She adores her substances and through them convincingly explores how she and we (who are also composed of myriad substances) are part of the living world, not separate from it; partners with nonhuman things, and not their lords and masters”, text in English, hard cover, 30,5 x 22,5 cm, 296, Berlin 2018

EUR 48.-

Richter, Hans

Hans Richter

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, reproduced works accompanied by texts by Arturo Schwarz, Sandro Ricaldone, Yan Ciret, and Werner Haftmann Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 70, all text in Italian (except for one in French), with English translations, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 64 pages, Livorno 2012

EUR 20.-

Raponi, Martina

The Streets Belong To The People

words from people of the streets – fearlessly collected and edited by nomis nod, “this collection is the result of an intense session of meetings and discussions which took place dec. 12^th and 13^th 2014 at the workcentre232 and in the Heesterveld creative community”, miscellaneous materials collected and presented in a single zine, covers in different colours, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 40 not numbered pages, Amsterdam

EUR 5.-

Raponi The Street Belong To The People

Quattro Variazioni Di Objet Trouvé

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, with works by Claudio Costa, Sergio Dangelo, Salvatore Meo, and Daniel Spoerri, with a preface by Arturo Schwarz and a text by Simona Caramina, text in Italian, stapled, 24 x 16,5 cm, 32 pages, Livorno 2014

EUR 14.-

Öhrling Dersén, Anne

Body Control

a story told with drawings and words, a woman goes to the beach and muses on the commodification of the human body and the (im)possibility of truly being the owner of one’s own body, with a loose insert, pink cover with spiderweb designs, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 22 not numbered pages, Amsterdam 2015

EUR 5.-

Ohrling Dersen Body Control

Öhrling Dersén, Anne

Time Flies Like An Arrow

collected and collaged images somehow to do with technology and computers, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 28 not numbered pages, Amsterdam n.d.

EUR 5.-

Neumann, Esteban

Handwerker

drawings and collages showing a man performing all sorts of manual labour, even when asleep, and many wooden planks, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 22 not numbered pages, ed/25, Amsterdam 2015

EUR 5.-

Neumann Handwerker

Neiman, Yehuda

Yehuda Neiman

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, a series of kaleidoscopic photographical artworks featuring human bodies, with a preface by Angela Madesani, and texts by Pierre Restany, Gerard Xuriguera, and Yehuda Neiman, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 59, text in Italian and French, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 32 pages, Livorno 2007

EUR 14.-

Neiman Yehuda Neiman

Lindroos, Sofi

It´s Dog

a zine created one evening with friends at Workcentre 232 in de Bijlmer, all sorts of drawings, text bits, and images featuring dogs, with contributions by Anne Dersén, Sofi Lindroos, Yoosin Lee, Margaux Parillaud, Camille Doiseau, Maria Lepistö, Laura Bottin, Daniel Farr, Jerome Shapiro, Marion Molle, Ronan Rion, and Juliet Aitonen, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 40 not numbered pages, Amsterdam 2015

EUR 5.-

Fuori Corrente

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, works by Giovanni Bonaldi, Enrico T. De Paris, Francesco De Molfetta, Raffaella Formenti, Riccardo Gusmaroli, Bruno Lucca, Elena Modorati, and Antonella Zazzera, with an introduction by Arturo Schwarz  and a text by Federico Sardella, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 68, text in Italian, with English translations, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 32 pages, Livorno 2012

EUR 14.-

Fuori Corrente

Dubuffet, Jean

Opera Grafica E Libri Illustrati

a catalogue published on the occasion of an exhibition in Venice (2007), with many full-colour reproductions of works by the artist, soft cover, 21 x 15 cm, 158 not numbered pages, no.14 from Galerie Bordas, text in Italian, Venice 2007

EUR 22.-

Deschamps, Gérard

Gérard Deschamps

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, photographs of artworks made using colourful clothes and accessories, with a text about G.D. by Sandro Ricaldone, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 44, text in Italian, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 32 pages, Livorno 2002

EUR 14.-

Costa, Claudio

Africa

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, photographs of sculptures and collaged artworks, with a text by Bruno Corà, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 42, text in Italian, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 30 not numbered pages, Livorno 2002

EUR 14.-

Chapette, André D.

Crawl no 1

a comic story told with pen drawings and words, “workcenter 232 has offered me the opportunity to produce a humble publication with the sole restriction of using the residency’s xerox machine.

As such, I’m proud to present the first issue of crawl, an independent story serial relating to the author’s 21^st century concerns about animisme, semiology and other nerdy concerns”, stapled zine, 21 x 15 cm, 52 not numbered pages, Amsterdam 2014

EUR 5.-

Bordarier, Stéphane

Stéphane Bordarier

catalogue on the occasion of an exhibition at Galleria Peccolo in Livorno, Italy, paintings made between 1999 and 2014, with an interview with the artist by Erik Verhagen, Edizi Roberto Peccolo Livorno 74, all text in Italian and French, soft cover, 26 x 20 cm, 32 pages, Livorno 2014

EUR 20.-

Bodman, Sarah

GIFT: I Made This For You

the artist has recreated the meals used to poison people in the early 19^th century, recipes dedicated to the original victims accompanied by photographs of the meals in question and by short texts written from the point of view of the poisoner, the arsenic is not included in the recipes, “A book inspired by the Angel of Bremen (serial poisoner Gesche Gottfried), produced to resemble the type of pamphlet publication / recipe book given away with newly purchased gas cookers in the 1940s-50s. It contains 14 ‘recipes’ for 15 people. Each of the dishes was cooked and photographed by the artist with the same ingredients and in the same sequence that the original dishes were prepared for the victims. GIFT in the English language means a present, it is also the German word for poison”, stapled, 32 pages, 21,5 x 14,5 cm, signed and numbered/500, (Bristol) 2016

EUR 6.-