Contemporary art

Reference monograph: an overview of the unclassifiable work of an entrepreneurial artist who, by appropriating the symbolic network of a former electric power company, turned it into his research territory and the very matter of his activity, through twenty texts and interviews and some 700 photographs and illustrations.

Sixteen exhibitions and four video works by the artist, in an original handmade screen-printed cardboard box.

Box set of 10 DVDs featuring 20 interviews conducted and produced by Suely Rolnik on experimental practices that Lygia Clark (1920-1988) developed from 1962.

An “exhibition magazine”, with a set of specially commissioned visual contributions by 50 guest artists and student artists.

Reference monograph.

Monograph based on an ambitious project that revisits forty years of Californian post-conceptual artist's work, between symbolism of representation and exploration of the subconscious under hypnosis, with two essays and an interview.

Limited edition of the Ida Tursic & Wilfried Mille monograph with an insert of a print signed by the artists.

A postmodern portrait of French art schools outside Paris, from the example of Mulhouse, which evolved from industrial arts and fine arts to contemporary art and design.

Architecture and its bodies.

A book appearing as a result of Knut Åsdam's 2010 exhibition at Bergen Kunsthall, and the production of his two new films Abyss and Tripoli (both 2010).

First monograph, with an essay by Anselm Franke, a conversation between the artist and Ann Demeester, and images and illustrations of the two exhibitions.

First major publication devoted to the mysterious germano-soviet artist's collages, one of the latest discoveries of constructivism.

An insight into the illusionist work of Franco-American artist Dominique Ghesquière through her main solo exhibitions over the last decade, with two essays and an interview.

First major monograph dedicated to the French collective.

Caroline Bachmann and Stefan Banz have designed a photographic and pictorial artist's book which focuses on Berlin cemeteries. In a combination of photography and painting they consider the uniqueness of the park-like cemeteries in Berlin, which are used as leisure and recreational areas. Bachmann and Banz turn these places of melancholy and calm into an aesthetic experience by “making emotions visible”.

Pierre Huyghe, Didier Marcel, Guy Debord, Benoît-Marie Moriceau, Elmgreen & Dragset, John McCracken, 8th Qwangju Biennale, Oscar Niemeyer, Allan McCollum, Olaf Nicolai, Herzog & de Meuron, Karen Kilimnik, Marc Camille Chaimowicz...

Focusing on the large-scale sculptures in unreinforced plaster by French artist, this monograph offers an overview of the various techniques used to experiment the transitional states of matter in particular situations.

Art as a combat sport.

Poor Man's Expression examines the relationship between film, video, technology, and art, with a particular focus on the reciprocal influences between conceptual art and experimental film.

A droony ambient join venture between Le Dictateur and artist/musician/fashion designer Canedicoda (ultra-limited edition).

New expanded and subtitled edition: nearly four-hour program consisting of twelve films, five documentaries, unpublished documents as well as original video works by the artist.

A book / DVD documenting a collaborative project by Cameroonian artist Barthelemy Toguo and Senegalese Soly Cissé in Dakar.

Reference monograph.

A mapping of the young Mexican art scene.

A mapping of the young Mexican art scene.

An artist's book documenting apartment installations created with a series of twelve photoworks (limited numbered edition).

Catalogue focusing on both ambiguous and explicit Morellet's relationship to Malevich's oeuvre.

A symposium-based tribute to Günter Brus by international contributors, philosophers, art critics and historians, curators, artists and musicians (with a CD containing a musical composition by Olga Neuwirth and Burkhard Stangle).

A reference book on contemporary church stained glass window: an extensive documentation on a monumental public commission involving five French major artists.

A collection of Kinmont's project descriptions, written over a 22-year period.

Monograph devoted to the singular visual lexicon that Nicolas Boulard organizes around wine and wine production.

Transcript of a seminar on the philosophical concept of fidelity and the definition of the political space. With philosopher Pierre-Damien Huyghe and writer Fabrice Reymond.

Forty-two project descriptions by Ben Kinmont.

A recording of John Cage's original text as read by a deaf individual (audio CD with booklet).

A collection of the audible traces of dancing bodies (audio CD with booklet).

26 drawings by Mathias Augustyniak (M/M Paris).

A selection of comics and paintings by legendary cartoonist Gary Panter. Including unpublished works from the Jimbo and William & Percy series as well as Smoke Wagon's complete comic strips, Panter's collaboration with Marvel comics on Omega the Unknown, and sketchbooks from 1979 and 2009.

Space as the raw material and the underpinning of the work of art (different approaches looking into the concept of space in all its ramifications, from the recent history of sculpture to the latest research in astrophysics).

An exhibition in book form.

Most of Gitte Villesen's works made since 1994.

An interdisciplinary approach to contemporary design (available in English edition).

Artist's book.

Seven films by French artist Stéphane Pichard, from Seoul to Bamako, with an essay by Patrick Javault.

Reference monograph.

Drawing and erotism (Camille Henrot, Julien Carreyn and Antoine Marquis, Killoffer...), Vija Celmins, Catherine Macchi de Vilhena, Tudi Deligne, Daniel Nadaud, Marine Pagès, Corin Sworn, Chris Johanson, Dürer, Charles Ephrussi, Hélène de Givry, Bertrand Schefer, Roni Horn, Léa Mayer, collection MCS, Peter Soriano, Scoli Acosta, Alexandre Hollan and Caroline Sagot Duvauroux, Tudi Deligne, Olufemi Sanyaolu...

A fanzine dedicated to the relationship between visual arts and music.

“Galerie J Chronology” is witness not only to a curatorial activity related to interfering within the simultaneous exhibition openings in a cosmopolite neighborhood in Geneva, but also to future paths for the Galerie J association.