Invited by Björk, Mathias Augustyniak—M/M (Paris)—photographs an unknown Iceland.

All invitations produced by the studio for haute couture and RTW collections by Givenchy.

First monograph (work from 2009 to 2012), with three essays and an interview.

Artist's book based on Steven Harrington's series of Totem drawings.

Reference monograph, with an essay by Okwui Enwezor, images of the most recent exhibitions and public interventions, as well as a selection of the artist's emblematic installations and press works since the mid-1980s.

Reference monograph: a retrospective of psychic landscapes and architectures created by Berdaguer & Péjus in the past 15 years, with two essays and an interview.

A study of the philosophical, ethical and political underpinnings of installation art.

Artist's book: Lutz & Guggisberg's imaginary library.

Revisiting conceptual art: the Russian case in an international context.

A picaresque novel taking place in a psychiatric institution. Bertin's “raw” style is reminiscent of Bukowski, Céline, and Artaud.

Seven seminal works by Simon Starling and Superflex in a dialogical setting.

First monograph on the complex and evocative oeuvre of Copenhagen-based, American artist Yvette Brackman.

A detailed insight into Rhoades' artistic cosmos through a complete documentation on the artist's most groundbreaking project.

First monograph (available in English edition).

First monograph.

The Dakis Joannou Drawing Collection (works by Paul Chan, Sam Durant, Cameron Jamie, Kim Jones, Tom Sachs, Dash Snow, Kelley Walker...).

Contributions by architects, philosophers and artists on the theme of time and architecture (conceptualized temporality, temporality in Japan, consideration of time in the architectural projects, new temporalities of public space...).

A series of ink drawings depicting a sordid cast of characters, men, women, “she-male” and demons indulging in debauchery.

An anthology that examines the poetics and politics of interior experience within the frame of contemporary art.

Naked, hooded men on a boat, a topless woman, a little boy with a cigarette and other visual disturbances in Tranchée Racine's fourth issue. First out of four September issues.

26 color reproductions of images used for the realization of the posters celebrating 10 years of Le Plateau / FRAC Ile-de-France, Paris, by artists who have produced a personal exhibition.

Retrospective catalogue of the 21th edition of the contemporary art festival in Toulouse, France, curated by Anne Pontégnie.

Ismaïl Bahri / Joris Van de Moortel / Emilie Franceschin / Frédérique Lucien / Combas & Kijno / Pierre Malphettes / Cod. Act : installations, machines sonores... / Manuel Salvat / John Cornu...

The sequel to The Future of Art – A Manual (2011), in which Niedling joined Niermann on his search for a new, epic artwork.

The large catalogue of the series of exhibitions curated by Le Dictateur at Maurizio Cattelan and Massimiliano Gioni's Family Business, Chelsea (hand numbered limited edition). Works by Roberto Cuoghi, Jacopo Benassi, Ari Marcopoulos, Liz Magic Laser, Federico Pepe, Nico Vascellari, Pierpaolo Ferrari, Julius Von Bismarck...

An insight into the work of French dancer and choreographer Maguy Marin, with a film on DVD and an audio CD.

How ongoing transformations in social housing are reflected in the aspirations and practices of artists.

Interviews and images of the work of the Los Angeles-based artist Paul Sietsema.

The performative dimension of the curatorial.

What is “work” today and what is its relation to art.

A collective essay as much as an exhibition catalogue, dedicated to the imaginary of the savage, from the 15th century to the contemporary culture, based on Rousseau's conception of state of nature.

Catalogue / artist's book.

An anthology of writings by curator and writer Raimundas Malašauskas.

An in-depth survey of Yorgos Sapountzis' work in ten chapters from 2000 to the present.

Reimagining and reanimating the infrastructure of cultural and intellectual life in contemporary cities.

Eva Grubinger's large-scale sculptural works referring to the fishing, both subtly and explicitly engaging a vocabulary of the alluring, as well as a critical position towards the reception of art.

A telling picture of the multiple forms of interactive, cooperative, and interdisciplinary practices in contemporary art (fifty-one artist interviews).

The complex and contested entanglements of contemporary art and its commercial markets.

Third issue of United Dead Artists' illustrated newspaper.

A study in which Thomas Keenan and Eyal Weizman discusses the way that forensic investigation and identification of Joseph Mengele's remains marks a transition, giving way to an "era of forensics", in which things—such as bones—act as the witnesses of past events.

The first comprehensive monograph on the pioneer of Arte Povera, inventor of a “relational aesthetics” in the 1960s, political activist, and advocate of an ecologically concerned undertaking in the visual arts

Reference monograph dedicated to an artist who works with sound as a material.

First monograph devoted to Delphine Reist's stand-alone devices and animated objects, with 150 illustrations, an essay and an interview.

A visual environment that reflects the interrelations between art, architecture, design, ecology, and social movements.

Researching the myth.

The function of utopian thinking in urban planning and spatial culture (based on the project by Sophie Warren & Jonathan Mosley).

The life of the legendary Swiss photographer Ernst Moiré (1857-1929), whose name will forever be linked with the well-known printer's error.

A comprehensive, generously illustrated retrospective featuring more than 100 works from all Jimmie Durham's creative periods. It contains major new essays, as well as new texts by Durham himself.