Fine Art

For the fourth time the Independent Publishers and Zine Fair Vienna will be hosted by Kunsthalle Wien at Museumsquartier, June 28 to 30, 2013. The successes of the previous fairs have resulted in this year’s event expanding to three days, and will again see more than sixty local and international […]

Under the motto “How we aim to work,” the June issue of Texte zur Kunst brings together contributions by authors who have been associated with the magazine for a long time and who have shaped its debates along the way. Instead of specifying a thematic focus, we left it to […]

The 10th issue of frieze d/e (June–August) looks to Switzerland with conversations discussing key aspects of the country’s art scene and history. Featuring Geneva-based artists John M Armleder and Mai-Thu Perret in conversation about their respective practices, art movement revivals and Genesis Breyer P-Orridge. With a major retrospective of Meret […]

This month in Artforum: Carl Andre‘s abstract sculptures of the 1960s have become canonical, yet his equally monumental oeuvre of poetry remains obscure. Curator Gavin Delahunty introduces an exclusive selection of twelve poems by Andre—published here for the first time—in which tense order, seriality, and recursion confront literary reference and […]

Sternberg Press Announces EP Vol. 1 The Italian Avant-Garde: 1968–1976. Edited by Alex Coles and Catharine Rossi. Sternberg Press is pleased to announce the first volume in our new series, EP. EP is a discursive platform bridging lighter magazines (“single play”) and academic journals (“long play”) by introducing the notion […]

Future Fictions: Nine writers and artists consider how narrative structures in fiction will change as technology advances. Featuring Fatima Al Qadiri, James Bridle, Ian Cheng, Orit Gat, Lev Manovich, Christiane Paul, Alexander Provan, Timotheus Vermeulen, and Holly Willis. ‘Narrative itself is a kind of user experience design for organizing the […]

Cahiers d’Art, one of the world’s most distinguished publishers of the visual arts, announces its plans to republish the long-out-of-print and highly sought-after Zervos Picasso Catalogue. Known by many as simply the Zervos, after Cahiers d’Art founder, Christian Zervos, the catalogue is comprised of 33 volumes with over 16,000 paintings […]

Henie Onstad Kunstsenter continues its curatorial production model of book publishing to address critical issues in conjunction with its exhibitions Arbeidstid (work time) and Lære for Livet (Learning for Life). Living Labor Living Labor considers the increasing subordination of life to work. Despite economic instability, growing income gaps across countries […]

In collaboration with Statens Museum for Kunst the German publishing house Prestel have just published a luxurious facsimile edition of The Green Florilegium. Dating back to the mid-17th century the book was originally an extensive, high-prestige collection of painstakingly hand-painted depictions of flowers – both familiar and rare and exotic. […]

Of the many sketchbooks that Van Gogh must have had, only four have been preserved. They are in the collection of the Van Gogh Museum, and three are now included in the anniversary exhibition Van Gogh at work. This exhibition is accompanied by a unique publication: the first-ever facsimile edition […]