Bonner Kunstverein announces presentation of the annual editions / “Jahresgaben” on 1–2 December 2012. Marketa Othova, Untitled, 2012. Lambda print. Edition of 20. The so-called “Jahresgaben” is a long-established service provided by the Kunstverein to its members. The Jahresgaben are special editions made for the occasion, mostly by artists in […]
Monthly Archives: November 2012
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In photography and video, Yto Barrada interrogates borders, both geographic and economic. In the new Parkett, her work is discussed by Nuria Enguita Mayo and Urs Stahel as well as by the artist herself, in conversation with Eyal Weizman. Barrada’s edition Aquariums for Sale on a Rainy Day, Tangier is […]
To mark (somewhat belatedly) the occasion of its tenth anniversary, Cabinet magazine is pleased to announce the publication of Curiosity and Method, an illustrated encyclopedia featuring more than one hundred idiosyncratic entries such as Addiction, Bureaucracy, Cipher, Goalkeeping, Levitation, Micronation, Otolith, Sandal, Traffic, Worlding, and Zoosemiotics. Culled from the first […]
In 2005, in the book and the exhibition Making Things Public: Atmospheres of Democracy, Bruno Latour and Peter Weibel asked themselves how democratic politics could function better and what the role of things, objects, issues and art might be within that. Open 24 investigates the current state of affairs in […]
St. Martin’s Press presents BANKSY The Man Behind the Wall by Will Ellsworth-Jones, the first full-scale account of the street artist Banksy—by the former New York correspondent for the Sunday Times. Banksy is perhaps the best known living artist. His pieces have fetched millions of dollars at the world’s most […]
Produced around 800, it presents a text of the Gospels employing decoration that is not only extraordinarily rich and colourful but also, in places, deeply enigmatic. The Book of Kells This new book will enrich people interested in manuscripts, in design, in Celtic art, in religious imagery, and in the […]
Harold Feinstein, A Retrospective, is the first career-spanning monograph showcasing the brilliance of a small camera master of black-and-white photography. Feinstein began his career in photography in 1946. Within four short years, Edward Steichen, an early supporter, had purchased his work for the permanent collection of the Museum of Modern […]
University Press of New England publishes Edward Hopper in Vermont by Bonnie Tocher Clause a delightful account of Edward Hopper’s sojourns in Vermont with his wife, Jo, illustrated by the watercolors and drawings that he made there. Edward Hopper, First Branch of the White River, Vermont, 1938. Watercolor over graphite […]
Read TATE ETC. magazine on your iPad, bringing you the best content from the magazine plus video extras and new imagery. Watch Alec Finlay talking about Little Sparta; the Scottish garden created by his father, artist, poet and sculptor Ian Hamilton Finlay; or model and singer Karen Elson on Pre-Raphaelite […]
Iaspis announce Work, Work, Work. A Reader on Art and Labour a book launch and discussion on November 30, 2012, 8:30pm. Describing the relationship of art to work and the conditions of artistic production has long engaged many. Work is a broad concept, the meaning of which has changed radically […]