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A project (photographs and video stills) originated in audio and visual footage gathered on journeys to the Chinese province of Yunnan.

Catalogue / retrospective monograph.

Anniversary issue (double, bilingual English / French, full color): a retrospective of cultural practices in Quebec City (visual arts, architecture, urbanisme, writing...).

From the artwork to the event / Salvador Dalí performer / surrealist suicide...

Catalogue of a double exhibition in Quebec and Cuba.

The tour guide of a miniature city in ruins (artists' book).

Large format artist's book.

The first publication in North America devoted to the installation work of the German filmmaker Harun Farocki.

A selection of Xerox printed preliminary works by artists—based on the 1966 book by Mel Bochner following the iconic conceptual art exhibition “Working Drawing And Other Visible Things On Paper Not Necessarily Meant To Be Viewed As Art”.

Twelve films created by the artist and his wife between 1960 and 1963.

This monograph documents the artist's exhibitions since 2005, reflecting on the evolution and diversity of her work. The heterogeneous essays tracing her career are illustrated with exhibition views.

Page Sucker is a 32-page magazine featuring 16 photographs collected over the Internet via a single keyword. This keyword also determines the design of the magazine. This second issue is dedicated to the word “waterfall.” All images were photographed at the Yosemite National Park in Nevada.

Two essays in which the Italian philosopher proposes a study of the concept of festivity.

This poem by Bernard Heidsieck starts with Vaduz, the capital of Lichtenstein, and from it, lists all the people and ethnic groups of the world: a great humanist work and an extreme experience of poetry-action. The publication features a recording of the poem, read by Bernard Heidsieck.

A poetic document gathering fragments of texts found on the websites of political groups and international news agencies.

This visual essay on hostage portrait questions the emotional relationship to the image in wartime. The artist uses basic communication tools to encourage us to reflect on information in public spaces.

In this essay, Franck Leibovici attempts to describe how information technologies can serve as tools in our lives. Illustrated with examples taken from the scientific, political and artistic spheres, his reflection leads to a new division between art and science.

A poetic investigation into the exile of Merz founder Kurt Schwitters in Norway and England after the Nazis' takeover of Germany.

First critical anthology of the poetry of Raoul Hausmann, one of the founders of Dada Berlin. It features many unpublished documents, an introductory essay by Isabelle Maunet-Salliet, and a recording of phonetic poems read by Raoul Hausmann.

Full-color anthology dedicated to the works of visual poet and performer Julien Blaine.

This study takes a look back at a century of collage practice, including visual arts, photography, video art, cinema, sound art, and literature. Author Olivier Quintyn draws on a body of work that includes Picasso, Rodchenko, Jasper Johns, Max Ernst, John Heartfield, Denis Roche, Manuel Joseph, Anne-James Chaton, Oval, People Like Us…

19 short stories related to the various ways of investigating space.

Hermeneutics: 6 patterns of analysis.

The third volume in a series of experimental novels deconstructing the semantic and formal structure of literature.

A personal atlas for landscape description.

Some thoughts on the definition of poetics.

Pascal Broccolichi, Adrian Schiess, Jacques Vieille, Barthélémy Toguo, Hervé Bréhier, Collection Sylvio Perlstein, Pierre Joseph, Jana Sterbak, Thierry Davila, Peter Kogler, Anthony McCall, Flip Books !, Stéphane Thidet...

Harald Klingelhöller, Thomas Bayrle, Robert Suermondt, Dan Graham, Bruno Peinado, Gilles Barbier, Toni Grand, Les cartes blanches du musée Matisse, Khombôl Boxing Palace, Nicolas Boulard...

Yvan Salomone, Peter Friedl, Abraham Poincheval and Laurent Tixador, Katinka Bock, Mathilde Rosier, Fabien Verschaere, Jef Geys, Hannes Böhringer, Sébastien Vosnier, Raphaël Zarka, Cédric Teisseire, Clémence Périgon, Baroquissimo, Antoine Perrot, Françoise Pétrovitch, Muriel Rodolosse...

Photography special issue.

Sylvie Fanchon, Elisabeth Creseveur, Jeff Wall & Mark Lewis, Sister Sledge, Jean-Marc Nicolas, Dieter Appelt...

Jean-Michel Alberola, Tacita Dean, Evariste Richer, Marie-José Burki, Vitalité Vidéo, Gérard Collin-Thiébaut, Muriel Allainmat, Vincent Vergone...

Monograph on French artist, with texts, interview and biography.

First large-scale monograph dedicated to the work of the French artist, this publication gathers abstract paintings since 2000 to 2007.

Complete retrospective monograph with the artists' drawings, paintings, photographs, installations, texts, and essays on his work.

A new monumental magazine with 28 original artworks by 21 artists (Armleder, Baudevin, Closky, Mercier, Peinado, Serandour...).

Book / DVD documenting an artistic project by Kawamata: the rehabilitation of three ancient weavers' houses in Brittany.

This catalogue gathers exhibition views and a selection of works on paper by Spanish painter, with an original text by Edouard Glissant.

An original monographic publication (4 books in a boxset) devised as part of an exhibition of video installations recently produced by the American artist.

Exhibition catalogue: the noendneon installation, a questioning of contemporary sculpture practice.

An exploration of narrative in contemporary art.

The question of the body in the field of cinema, with a special project by David Claerbout.

Sound spaces and arts (with an audio CD).

Swiss exhibition catalogue focused on the theme of the acceleration in globalization (with Kader Attia, Francis Baudevin, Daniele Buetti, Chris Cunningham, Philippe Decrauzat, Wim Delvoye, Mathieu Mercier...).

Artist's book.

Magazine published for the 4th edition of the contemporary creation festival in Toulouse .

Dedicated to the reopening of the Ecole cantonale d'art de Lausanne after moving.

Can your monkey do the dog is the title for this book conceived jointly by Josh Smith and Christopher Wool. Thanks to digital imaging, they created together a series of pieces; one of them proposed an image from his corpus, which the other one reworked, by adding or removing elements. A new "layer" was each time superimposed on the previous one, without any constraint or mutual censorship regulating the alternating interventions.