This monograph features in depth essays on the collective's work as well as an annotated image section, which highlights bankleer's recent projects and deployments.

An imaginary conversation between two filmmakers that evokes memories from the conflicts between Israel and Lebanon, and the way the memory and the testimony inevitably mix fiction and documentary (available in English edition).

Suspended spaces #2 is a trip in the libanese territories. It develops artistical proposals and philosophical approaches of modernism in a middle eastern country.

Special offer for the purchase of Suspended spaces #1 and 2.

Documenta 4 in film.

Documenta 5 in film.

Artist's book based on four recent bodies of sculptures by Federico Pepe.

A fascinating artist's book that, with its particular structure, states the impossibility of catching the raw beauty without destroying it.

First and extensive monograph dedicated to the drawings of an artist hitherto primarily distinguished as an artist of the book, a typographer and a etcher, revealing the many aspects and the autonomy of the practice of drawing, as well as its role and importance in Johannes Strugalla's artist's books and whole production.

Christian Bernard's collection of poems in sonnet form.

"Das Institut" presents a lavishly illustrated review of the productions, exhibitions, and collaborations in which it has been involved over the past three years in the style of a business report.

An anthology on socially engaged art.

A drift through an exhibition in book form.

A journey through the work and a glimpse at the working process of a really important Italian artist.

Water, porcelain bowls, hydrophones, condenser microphones, metal wire and wood spoons (vinyl re-issue of the CD released by and/OAR in 2009).

Artist's book.

The story of the legendary German club.

New monograph.

New monograph / artist's book.

New monograph.

Artist's book: a compilation of SMS sent by François Curlet since more than 10 years, between haiku and aphorism, with a series of drawings by Mrzyk & Moriceau.

This first retrospective monograph, edited by Rhea Anastas, offers, through original contributions by MaryJo Marks, Martha Buskirk, and Catherine Quéloz, alongside extensive visual documentation of many unpublished works, a new reading on McCollum's work.

A film by Robert Milin to question the conditions and implications of “art in the suburbs.” (with Sylvie Blocher, Thomas Hirschhorn, Didier Marcel, Guy Tortosa...).

The art of ceramics.

The continuation and end of Guillaume de Lorris's Romance of the Rose, written in 1216 but unfinished, by artist and writer Bruno Di Rosa.

Retrospective of Maurizio Cattelan's exhibition at the Guggenheim New York in an extraordinary box set (photos by Pierpaolo Ferrari).

A collection of Hedi Slimane's photographs taken in France between 2000 and 2009.

A collection of Hedi Slimane's photographs taken in Moscow and Berlin.

A collection of Hedi Slimane's photographs taken in the UK between 2005 and 2010.

A collection of Hedi Slimane's photographs taken in the US between 2007 and 2011.

First book dedicated to Jennifer Bolande's work, spanning three decades of her work in a wide array of media.

Reference monograph.

An inventory of gestures of artists who deliberately destroyed their own works.

12 postcards of the Arc de Triomphe, Paris, decorated with cut out and pasted panties patterns.

Artists' book.

Exploring the socialist ruins.

Artist's book.

An exhibition in book-form.

First monograph.

The Ginette Moulin & Guillaume Houzé Contemporary Art Collection (available in English edition).

The Ginette Moulin & Guillaume Houzé Contemporary Art Collection.

Rancière and aesthetics (anthology).

New translation of Virginia Woolf's book-length essay published in 1938.

Collection Clémence and Didier Krzentowski.

Leaflets by artists.

Artists' record by the American performers duo (limited edition of 100 copies).

An issue to look at as much as read, with special visual contributions by 20 artists from diverse backgrounds.

The final opus and the prologue of the Palais de Tokyo's annual publications series.

Blanquet's works refer to a closed universe, a claustrophobic place with no blank space which requires a careful observation to appreciate the many sardonic & pathetic details (exhibition catalogue).