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Antony Gormley

Horizon Field

£52.00

The Kunsthaus Bregenz and Antony Gormley are realizing a unique project in the mountains of Vorarlberg. Horizon Field will be the first art project of its kind erected in the mountains and the largest landscape intervention in Austria

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How Red is Red?

A Toolkit for Art in the Early Years

£12.50

Offers a wealth of techniques for using artworks and galleries as starting points for teaching and learning with children aged 3 to 7 years.

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Family Learning

£10.00

Focuses on family learning in the visual arts. Examines approaches from the UK and abroad, the challenges of researching this area, and looks at how galleries and museums can best cater simultaneously for different age groups with very different needs.

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Scott King

Art Works

£24.00

Scott King's work adopts an idiosyncratic and multilayered approach that simultaneously embraces the worlds of art, advertising, graphic design, semiotics, politics, and popular culture.

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A Bit of Matter and a Little Bit More

The Collection and the Archives of Herman and Nicole Daled

£64.00

The Daled collection in Brussels has long been seen as one of the most famous yet little known collections of conceptual art. This comprehensive publication presents the Daled collection to the public for the very first time.

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Blood of Two

Matthew Barney / Elizabeth Peyton

£29.00

This catalogue, an artist’s book designed by Matthew Barney and Elizabeth Peyton, documents their Blood of Two exhibition at the DESTE Foundation’s project space on the Greek island of Hydra, in the summer of 2009.

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Anna & Bernhard Blume

SX-70 Polaroids 1975 – 2000

£37.00

Anna and Bernhard Blume’s large and grotesque photo series are now well-known. The artists stage paranormal events, in a documentary style, within typical bourgeois settings or in regions that have symbolic meaning in the German art world

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THE THE THINGS IS (FOR 3)

£10.00

Published on the occasion of the exhibition at Milton Keynes Gallery (9 July – 12 September) this catalogue presents the work of Giorgio Sadotti, a London-based artist who emerged in the early 1990s

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Matthew Ritchie

The Morning Line

£29.00

The Morning Line is a 17-ton aluminium structure, which Matthew Ritchie calls a permeable ‘anti-pavilion’, a ruin and a monument all in one. Its form corresponds with Ritchie’s efforts to create a coherent system of signs through art.

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Nick Mauss

Geschenkpapiere

£25.00

This artist’s book, designed in collaboration with Manuel Raeder, re-imagines the pages of a catalogue as sheets of wrapping paper, which are intended to be torn out by the reader and used to wrap gifts

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Christopher Williams

For Example: Dix-Huit Leçons Sur La Société Industrielle (Revision 11)

£24.00

As for many other artists of his generation, a central interest for Christopher Williams is the importance of the image in our media based society.

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Black Sphinx

On the Comedic in Modern Art

£20.00

In this book philosopher Simon Critchley and art historian Janet Whitmore discuss the modern origins of comedic genres and some of the key theoretical articulations of laughter and wit – by Freud, Bergson and others

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David Batchelor

Found Monochromes Vol. 1, Nos. 1 - 250

£28.00

Since 1997, Batchelor has been photographing single square and rectangle planes of uninterrupted white that he passes as he walks through London and places he visits. They are the backs of signs, number plates, empty billboards or faded messages.

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Concept Store #3

Art, Activism and Recuperation

£7.95

Concept Store #3 aims to critically explore some of the paradoxes of the art world's interest in working with activists and other politically engaged practitioners.

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Yves Klein by himself

£24.00

Yves Klein By Himself is an intellectual biography of one of the most influential artists of the second half of the 20th century.

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Charles Avery

Onomatopoeia. The Port

£25.00

Charles Avery has created an extraordinary and epic piece of artistic work, in which large format drawings and sculptures connect with and complement one another within a fictional narrative structure.

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Armin Linke

Il Corpo dello Stato

£25.00

Commissioned by the Ministry of Cultural Heritage and Activities at the end of 2006, Italian photographer Armin Linke proposed a photographic mapping of all the institutions housed in various historical buildings in Rome.

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Leo Fabrizio

Dreamworld

£26.00

This photographic project by Swiss artist Leo Fabrizio consists of observing the spatial consequences of the rapid transformation of cities under the influence of globalization.

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Yann Gross

Horizonville

£25.00

As Joël Vacheron comments, Yann Gross' project could be compared to David Lynch's The Straight Story. Lynch's praise for slow motion inspired Yann Gross' discovery of the Rhone Valley and its surroundings

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Bruno Serralongue

£25.00

The series of images Bruno Serralongue produces, explains critic Pascal Beausse, ‘are the result of protocols which lead him to confront the concrete conditions under which information is produced and disseminated.

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20 Years of Witte de With

£27.00

Established in 1990, Witte de With's mission was to introduce contemporary art and theory in the City of Rotterdam and internationally. Here, for its 20th anniversary, it presents a survey that balances a celebration with reflection on their activities.

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Rina Banerjee

Forever Foreign

£24.00

Forever Foreign is the first UK solo show of Bengali-American artist Rina Banerjee at Haunch of Venison, London (April – May 2010), introducing the New York-based artist's complex, seductive, corporeal oeuvre.

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Anton Henning

MASTERdote / antiSINGER

£16.00

MASTERdote / antiSINGER is a major exhibition by German artist Anton Henning at Haunch of Venison, London (May – July 2010). Featuring more than 80 works, including painting and sculpture, furniture and drawing, video

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What is Wealth? Strategic Questions # 29

Relax (chiarenza & hauser & co)

£4.99

A new commission from Zurich-based RELAX, this title initiates a process of exchange of personal wealth, explores wealth as waste and contains the Wealth Manifesto which includes 'let women be rich', 'pay what you wish' and 'do nothing for no reason'.

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Unrealised Potential Newspaper (Modula Extension Plans)

Mike Chavez-Dawson

£4.99

The Unrealised Potential newspaper is a collaborative publication by BAR projects with Mike Chavez-Dawson that becomes an extension to the Unrealised Potential ongoing project and show (Cornerhouse, Manchester, July - September 2010).

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