An architectural manual and a survey of Mario Botta's career.

Four treatises by Jean-Michel Espitallier.

An exhaustive catalogue of all exhibited works by M/M (Paris). Revised 320 pages edition.

A conversation about 12 artist's books.

An artist's book that renews the genre of the travel guide.

This cult album was no more available since years. Re-released with a new artwork and additional tracks.

Marie Bovo's urban landscapes: different sets of pictures inspired by the Mediterranean culture and architecture, taken in Marseilles or in Cairo since 2007, with an essay and an interview.

Conversation with filmmaker, visual artist and farm worker Pierre Creton.

First monograph.

Sound and auditory experience as platforms for social meeting, urban intervention and environmental investigation.

Sound installations by the French graphic design studio.

A critical anthology (texts and interviews on/with Christian Boltanski, Michelangelo Pistoletto, Paul McCarthy, Douglas Gordon, Glenn Ligon, Pipilotti Rist, John Baldessari, Florence Lazar, Bruce Nauman, Bruno Peinado, Michel Kireger, Delphine Reist, Karina Bisch, Guy de Cointet, Larry Bell...).

An iconoclastic recipe book combining body and mind, savagery and eroticism, pleasure of the senses and black humor. With an afterword by Rudy Ricciotti.

The militant essay by poet, theoretician, critic and translator Haroldo de Campos on one of the most radical members of the Brazilian avant-gardes of the 1920's: a key contribution to the critical rehabilitation of a work that has strongly influenced Concrete Poetry in Brazil, as well as many poetical adventures of Western modernity.

A collection of texts examining issues and practices of documentation in contemporary visual arts.

The story of the surrealists' radical anticolonialism: a political, aesthetic and poetic avant-garde.

An history of illuminated manuscript from its origins, in the early Christian era, until the Renaissance, through the study of the book opening medium.

Reference monograph devoted to a radical pictorial work closer to the subject that is simultaneously a reflection on the photographic practice itself: all series of photographs of objects since 1989 (guitar amps, safes, tables listing, writing desks, lithographic stones, electrical panels, canvas versos...), with two essays.

A photographic journey.

12 conversations with theoreticians and activists critically engaged in the cultural field, exploring Cultural Studies and raising issues of postcolonialism, globalization, and activism.

This publication is part of a series of books in which writers are invited to create a narrative based on an artwork held at the Frac Aquitaine in France. This text by French playwright Noëlle Renaude relies on a series of works by Roman Opalka investigating the notion of temporality.

150 black-and-white photographs from the New York studio of Richard Nonas taken by the artist.

First comprehensive German edition of legendary texts by Robert Morris.

A journey through pivotal moments of the history of experimental cinema.

The societal efficacy of art.

A manifesto in which Jean-Michel Othoniel explains his use of glass material in his work.

Retrospective monograph: the first survey of Troy Brauntuch's work, including newly commissioned essays by Johanna Burton and Douglas Eklund.

Profane carrots on the National Archaeological Museum of Athens' most famous pieces.

Catalogue of the second Rennes Biennal (available in English edition).

Catalogue of the second Rennes Biennal, focusing on the theme of the future and the thought surrounding it.

An essay on Jean Genet and the gender performance.

A visual anthropology study on the Wagenburgs and the Berliner punk community.

An “experimental monograph” (conceived by Heimo Zobernig) which offers a sidelong journey through the multi-facetted body of workmade by the Austrian artist since more than 30 years, which also offers a novel line of thinking about the layout of an artwork, and gathers a selection of “historical” texts and new commissioned essays.

First monograph: an overview of Lamouroux's wide range of practices (architectural installations, sculptures, works on paper, photos, videos), with two essays and an interview.

A Transnational and transgenerational project.

An essay on Charles Fourier's legacy through his disciples and "utopian" activists in late XIXth century.

A new approach to Velázquez' work, from the analysis of the "small characters" who haunt his paintings.

What happens when you look at design as some thing more than a service-based relationship between client and designer? What new strategies and models help to question and challenge the limits of design? What outer circumstances influence this kind of practice?

Applied Research and Development in Typography.

A sourcebook on serial publications.

An extraordinary book-sculpture.

A newspaper made of 25 double-sided posters with 25 photographs by Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin and 25 posters by M/M (Paris), with an essay by Michael Bracewell, celebrating Inez van Lamsweerde & Vinoodh Matadin 25 years of work.

A manifesto in which Jean-Michel Othoniel explains his use of glass material in his work, accompanied by a mirror in obsidian, an original and unique signed artwork.

This catalogue is an extension of a series of exhibitions featured at Gallery La Box, in Bourges. Each invited artist produced a site-specific intervention which tried to answer the question: Can the artists help us living together?

Essay.

This publication documents one year of projects at Loge—a curatorial platform located in the artistic center PROGR, Bern—in a context of financial pressure brought by the city of Bern due to commercial interests.

A short story inspired by No, a Jeff Wall's photograph from 1983.

An overview of Huang Yong Ping's work since the mid-1980s, a full documentation on a series of recent exhibitions, two essays by Jean Loisy and Gilles A. Tiberghien and an interview.

This book reassembles the most significant texts and images of works of the 80's art scene, focusing on the problematics of images and representations.

The infinite monkey theorem states that a chimpanzee randomly typing on a typewriter will sooner or later end up composing a sonnet by Shakespeare. Pierre Senges carries the metaphor further with this ethological tale illustrated by Nicolas de Crécy.