This monograph brings together Rody Luton’s artistic practice in its diversity: painting, photography, drawing and mixed media. Covering three decades, it invites a dialogue across time as well as mediums. Rody Luton.Time Encircled presents her oeuvre as a journey of exploration, as if wandering in a landscape, encountering both human-made and natural environments.

Nature is the vital inspiration. In Rody Luton’s own words (from the Preface): ‘I reach out to the natural world and engag...

The definitive volume on Gaetano Pesce's incomparable life and career, as told in the iconoclastic artist-designer's own words

This new monograph, published in partnership with the Centre Pompidou, presents more than 80 of Foster's key projects, alongside essays by Frederic Migayrou and Philip Jodidio.

An expansive and timely survey on contemporary British photographer and artist Nick Waplington, with work spanning his entire 40-year career - his first comprehensive retrospective volume

Aline Bouvy's catalogue takes the form of loitering, in that it is as much about sexual vagrancy and police patrols as stray dogs and queer flirtations.

On the horizon of this poetic, transgressive deviation, we spy the utopia of a fluid sexuality which the visual artist assimilates less with pragmatic LGBT militancy than a permanent critique of the aesthetic and health codes which society uses to keep our bodies in check and contains its desires. Anticipating the end of mortifying inhibition...

The South African artist Brett Charles Seiler tells in his work in fragments of encounters, love and longing for understanding, cheerful and sad at the same time. Text in English and German.

Even in his early work, which I first experienced when I visited his studio in 1994, you can find the origin for what are now his actual heptagonal sculptures (seven sided). To develop an artist’s own distinct signature is a lifelong process and has many forks in the road. Christian Hack’s determination to find his way is both, relentless and admirable. This book shows an incredibly creative and energetic sculptor who has found his ‘voice‘ and is not about to stop.

Looking at his wo...

Uitgave in samenwerking met Fondation Custodia, Parijs

Marian Plug (1937) is een romantisch landschapschilder anno nu. Ze gebruikt ongeveer dezelfde bestanddelen als Caspar David Friedrich twee eeuwen geleden, met dat verschil dat bergen, bossen, rotsen en waterpartijen bij haar schilderkunstige vormen zijn en geen betekenisdragers. Een strand bij avond is een excuus om koud nachtblauw en warm roze bij elkaar te brengen. Een stuwmeer in de diepte is in de eerste plaats een oplichtende helderb...

Grafica Yolanda Eveleens (Nieuwer-Amstel, 1951) is al haar hele leven geboeid door thema’s als groei, metamorfose en de elementen. Zij transformeert aarde, water of de innerlijke processen van het menselijk lichaam tot poëtische beelden. In dit overzicht van haar werk zien we ook haar serie mantels, die opgebouwd zijn uit organische materialen en waarin de kunstenares zich soms het liefst zou hullen. Zo brengt zij een ode aan de kwetsbaarheid en de onderlinge verbondenheid van mens en natu...