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Volume 44 - On Display
Volume 2015 ISBN 9789077966440 Acqn 25413
Pb 20x27cm 144pp 90ills 15col 17.50
One of architectures histories is that of the art of display: architecture displaying power, political
ambition, economic success, social agendas, or less mundane notions like dreams, convictions
and belief. These days architecture has also become subjected to display:
the display of architecture in museums and collections, and in auctions for example. That adds
but also distracts meaning; not every aspect of architecture can be displayed as easy. And what
does a culture of display (be seen or perish) add to this condition? Thinking of the value
of architecture beyond purely financial terms, display is a factor of influence. For better or for
worse.

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Exit 58 Minimum
Olivares & Associates 2015 no ISBN Acqn 25321
Pb 21x26cm 184pp 80ills 70col 26
This issue honours the minimal, thereby reasserting the importance and the difference between
the little, the minimum, the fragment, and the micro. While technology can bring us to the limits of
perception and beyond, in order to see better, to understand the whole through its parts, without
the need for anything other than our intelligence and our eyes, we have invented the fragment.
With it, we define the scale ourselves. The selected artists confront this concept through different
perspectives and with different purposes. Featuring work by David Goldblatt, Bohnchang Koo,
Ciuco Gutirrez, Pernilla Zetterman, Jochen Lemper, Aleydis Rispa, Claus Goedicke, and others.

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Platform Platvorm - The First Issue Summer 2015

Platform 2015 no ISBN Acqn 25359
Pb 20x27cm 200pp 250ills 200col 13.50
Platform Platvorm is an open call art magazine where artists are in control. Each participant
has the opportunity to make a spread about his/her own work without any interference in the
visual content. As a result, what is found on the magazines pages remains fully original, as the
artist intended, not to mention very diverse. This first issue includes contributions from 90 artists
and covers almost every imaginable medium, style, material, and approach, from photography,
painting, and collage, to installation, sculpture, and found objects.

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Salvo 7 Vincentomania
Salvo 2015 ISBN 9789082122329 Acqn 25182
Pb 18x25cm 156pp 80ills 70col 27
The myth surrounding Vincent van Gogh has resulted in an enormous interest in everything he
touched, wrote, made, or observed. Needless to say, it is sometimes hard to distinguish fact from
fiction when it comes to this prodigy of modern art. In April 2015, Salvo resided for a month in
Zundert, the village where Van Gogh grew up, and assimilated all kinds of stories that still live
there. In the process, new stories were created; new facts were discovered. Published as a
slipcase with five booklets, the results form a varied and objective analysis of drab brick houses,
Starry Night colour samples, untimely collaboration, pencil reproduction, and fascination with
potatoes.

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