Origen México by Blok Design

Posted by Fabio 24 October 2019

This book originates from the most profound love of land and identity. It is a convergence of talents, passions, thoughts, textures, flavours, creative forces, and unique sensibilities with an innate character, inherited from the indigenous cultures that have formed and illuminated Mexican culture. read more

Louis De Belle – Disappearing Objects

Posted by Fabio 5 August 2019

Disappearing Objects is a photographic series on magician’s secret tools. These tiny artefacts, usually concealed in the magician’s hand, bear uncanny resemblance to something that is ultimately familiar – the body. read more

Antto Melasniemi and Rirkrit Tiravanija: Bastard Cookbook

Posted by Fabio 25 July 2019

After years of making food together in gallery settings and art institutions around the world, ‘bastard brothers’ Rirkrit Tiravanija and Antto Melasniemi release their first collaborative cookbook. read more

Mike Osborne – Federal Triangle

Posted by Fabio 24 July 2019

Titled after a government complex wedged between the Capitol to the White House, Federal Triangle depicts Washington DC as a kind of bureaucratic Bermuda Triangle – an impenetrable place of mystery, danger, and disorientation. read more

Amie Dicke: One-Liner

Posted by Fabio 24 May 2019

Amie Dicke worked with a set of images on her studio wall to create her book One-Liner. It is a series of horizontal image compositions made up of fragments of images Dicke sourced from books and magazines, as well as snapshots taken with her camera, which she refers to half-jokingly as the “cold eye”. read more

Paul Smith by Rottingdean Bazaar

Posted by Fabio 20 May 2019

Rottingdean Bazaar meet multiple people called Paul and Paula Smith – including a boxing trainer, a textile artist and a taxi diver. This collaborative book features re-interpretations of the iconic Paul Smith stripe and interviews with other Paul Smiths of the world. read more

Matthew Finn’s new book School of Art at the ICA London

Posted by Fabio 16 May 2019

In 1997 “Cool Britannia” was at its height. Brit pop was flooding the airwaves, a new Labour government took power, and a sense of hope that had not been felt for a generation was palpable. Finn was 24, had recently graduated, and took a job at a School of Art in the outskirts of London. read more

Steffi Klenz – So To Speak

Posted by Fabio 12 December 2018

So To Speak tells the story of a separation through visual poetry and photographic imagery. The writing and photographs are the product of the period of one year of grief the artist experienced after the moment her long-term relationship ended and while still living in the same house as her former partner. read more

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