Adel Abdessemed

The Power to Act

Refusing to be limited to a single ideology or medium, Adel Abdessemed works across drawing, video, photography, performance, sculpture, and installation. This publication highlights the range of his practice, which is sometimes reduced to a simple scribble on a piece of paper...

Adriaen Coorte

De stillevens van Adriaen Coorte

Deze uitgave is verschenen naar aanleiding van de tentoonstelling 'Ode aan Coorte' in Den Haag. Omdat er de laatste jaren diverse schilderijen zijn teruggevonden, is in deze publicatie een volledige beschrijving van zijn oeuvre opgenomen, de eerste die sinds 1977 verschijnt.

Adrian Ghenie

 

Catalogue of the exhibition at the Tim Van Laere Gallery, Antwerp. 'Ghenie's most recent series passes by history with a capital H - or pretends to do so -. This time is the subject of Elvis Presley, the first pop and rock icon of the previous century which is laboured'. (Jos Van den Bergh)

Adrian Ghenie

 

Raised amid the propaganda of Ceausescu’s Romania, Adrian Ghenie (*1977) has created quite a stir in art circles due to his extremely unique compositions and stupendous technique. In his visual journeys, he confidently navigates through figuratif and abstract art, his grand narrative style affording the viewer a look at his interpretation of history.

Aernout Mik

 

Published to accompany a retrospective at The Museum of Modern Art—Mik's first in the United States—this volume is a vivid exploration of the artist's work and process.

Aglaia Konrad. Desert Cities

 

Aglaia Konrad focuses a direct gaze on programmed city extensions of Cairo such as 10th of Ramadan City, 15th of May City, Dreamland etc. This is not classic architectural or documentary photography: her way of seeing things is unadorned and draws our attention straight to the history of the real setting.

Agnes Martin

 

Gorgeously quiet in color and composition, Agnes Martin’s paintings have a distinctive grace that sets them apart from those of the Abstract Expressionists of her day and the Minimalist artists she inspired

Ai WeiWei

 

Catalogus bij de tentoonstelling in het Groninger Museum 2 maart tot 23 november 2008.

Ai WeiWei

 

The first comprehensive monograph on this key figure in China’s burgeoning art scene.

Ai Weiwei: So sorry

 

One of China's most controversial artists, Ai Weiwei is also one of the world's most prominent critics of the Chinese government. A critic of China's handling of such matters as the situation in Tibet, the 2008 Olympic Games, and the tragedy of the 2008 Szechwan earthquake, Ai Weiwei brings questions about tradition, history, modernity, and change to his works of sculpture, architecture and photography.