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On Pop Culture's Ruins.

Artist's book, taking as its starting point a number of Richard Prince's publications.

Limited print run artist's book.

Artist's writings. The limited edition is accompanied by a different cockade for each copy.

Artist's writings.

First translation in French of a major work by British social anthropologist.

First publication in French on a major figure of British Pop Art, this essay analyses notably the questioning of the contemporary appearances in Richard Hamilton's works.

First monograph on Luke Fowler's cinematic collages, breaking down conventional approaches to biographical and documentary filmmaking.

Deciphering Duchamp.

Artist's book (flip-book).

13 British and French researchers in popular music studies highlight the differences and similarities between two contexts and two research traditions to better understand the amplified music on both sides of the Channel.

Comprehensive monograph on British artist, including all of his important pieces from the past years.

An artistic reflection on Deacon's project for 2008 Saragossa International Exhibition, on the theme of water and its associated elements.

An artistic reflection on Deacon's project for 2008 Saragossa International Exhibition, on the theme of water and its associated elements. The limited editon of the book contains an original and unique drawing signed by the artist.

Between critical writing and visual art practice.

An unusual self-help manual.

Conceptual artist's book in cardboard box (limited edition).

The first volume of an experimental series on historiography devoted to the place of gesture and language in the historical narrative.

The first volume of an experimental series on historiography devoted to the place of gesture and language in the historical narrative.

This interview with G&G, filmed in 2000 by the curator Hans Ulrich Obrist, concentrates on the hysteria of the archive and the collection.

A series of bit papers, resulting of a one year long action by the artist / designer known for his work around this material.

A text by Trevor Smith, 50 pages of illustrations, a biography, a bibliography.

Following the 400th anniversary of the painter's birth, this film script re-reads Rembrandt's most celebrated painting, The Nightwatch. Nightwatching is the first of a series of films dedicated to the golden age of Dutch painting.

Following the 400th anniversary of the painter's birth, this film script re-reads Rembrandt's most celebrated painting.

Art as theory of the practice and practice of the theory.

First monograph of the American artist and movie-maker.

A collection of new work made using paper.

First monograph devoted to the US-based British artist, known for his sculptures made from everyday objects and urban furniture.

Artists' book, covered in the fabric used on London Underground seats, with an electronic chip ringing like a mobile phone when it is opened.

First monograph of the artist, presenting her figures of unfired clay, which grotesquely exaggerate the characteristic traits and trademarks of female sexuality.

First monograph devoted to the US-based British artist, known for his sculptures made from everyday objects and urban furniture (also available in English edition).

Various artists and authors use two writers' correspondence as a primary source to develop an artistic and literary falsification.

Exhibition catalogue.

Monograph: interviews and works presented for various exhibitions projects.

An illustrated novel about the spoliation of property by the Nazi regime, working as an extension of the film trilogy The Tulse Luper Suitcases.

An illustrated novel about the spoliation of property by the Nazi regime, working as an extension of the film trilogy The Tulse Luper Suitcases.

Derek Bailey improvises on guitar while reading poems by Ben Watson. Both pieces were recorded in 1993 and are taken from Ben Watson's book Out To Lunch.

Artist's book.

Divided in eight sequences corresponding to the stages of Darwin's Theory of Evolution, A Zed and Two Noughts (Z.O.O) stars two zoologists and conjoined brothers whose lives are dramatically altered when their wives are killed in a car crash. A tragic story in which Greenaway discusses the irreversibility of death as opposed to the reversibility of forms.

An American architect goes to Rome to oversee an exhibition on Étienne-Louis Boullée, a French architect from the Eighteenth Century. Accompanied by his young pregnant wife, he soon complains of abdominal pain... This film is a tribute to the figure of the circle, either in Boullée's spherical constructions or through the image of the belly bearing death (the architect's cancer) and life (his pregnant wife).

Eight and a half women is a laconic black comedy, an examination of the age-old phenomenon of male sexual fantasy, its roots and its consequences, as well as a homage to Fellini (film script).

Eight and a half women is a laconic black comedy, an examination of the age-old phenomenon of male sexual fantasy, its roots and its consequences, as well as a homage to Fellini (film script).

A surprising trio, initiated by Derek Bailey: Pat Thomas is here on electronics and Steve Noble, an outstanding drummer, plays only turntables. One of Derek Bailey's most abstract records.

Monograph.

In the early 1980's, Jasper Morrison anticipated what was to be the ethical position of the designer in a period of crisis, emerging as one of the instigators of the neo-minimalist movement of the 1990s. This monograph elicits the personality of a designer both concerned by questions of plasticity & efficacy and whose work's development obeys an implacable logic of eliminating decorative effects in favor of functionalism.