The first issue of Even features New York Times classical music editor Zachary Woolfe on Björk and music in the museum; Elisabeth Lebovici on Joan Jonas, representing the US at the 2015 Venice Biennale, an interview with Luc Tuymans, reviews on São Paulo's galleries and museums today, Reena Spaulings, an avant-garde exhibition space in New Delhi...

Jérôme Zonder's drawings in large format.

Anicka Yi, Bunny Rogers, Eric Mack, Chen Tianzhuo, KAWS, Darja Bajagić, Sam Falls, art's obsession with brands, the great German painter Albert Oehlen, an essay by John Corbett, an interview of Fredi Fischli and Niels Olsen by Dan Graham, a defense of Art for All...

A picture book edited by English artist Camilla Wills, with a dozen of contributions by international artists.

A novel written orally by the artist Benjamin Seror.

Artist's book.

Richard Di Rosa / Femina ou la réappropriation des modèles / Jean-Baptiste Bernadet / Cool – As a State of Mind / Matières à récits 2.0 / Etel Adnan / Lee Bul / Close to me / Julien Beneyton / Jim Fauvet.

A selection of texts by international artists, critics, and curators, which aims to renegotiate the relationship between centers and peripheries in contemporary art worlds.

A pluralistic approach to nature (after Alfred North Whitehead).

An essay that aims to reconstruct another metaphysics, substituting the primacy of life, matter, and consciousness, to that of reason, on the basis of a philosophy of nature (referring to Ravaisson, Tarde, Nietzsche and Bergson) and a renewed cosmology.

A photographic journey from Yugoslavia to Iran during the 1970's.

Special offer: the two complementary monographs États seconds and Perturbations.

New monograph.

Twelve international artists forge a reflection on the meaning, the potential and the new experimental approaches in sculpture today.

The first major survey of Barbara Kasten's work, this publication includes a biography of the artist, a conversation between Kasten and artist Liz Deschenes, and new scholarly essays by curator Alex Klein, and art historians Alex Kitnick and Jenni Sorkin.

The subject of Vertiginous Parallels is landscape, and more precisely, the relationships between its mapping and visual or artistic (especially cinematographic and pictorial) adventures.

Renowned French art historian and philosopher Georges Didi-Huberman conducts a careful analysis of Cube—Giacometti's only abstract sculptural work.

A pioneering study in which professor of media theory Dieter Mersch paves the way for a methodology of aesthetics that would move beyond the “linguistic turn” to create a new scientific discourse that would create a better conceptual understanding of art-based research.

A unique multidisciplinary approach to Visual Studies.

An examination of the new approach to the artistic phenomenon that emphases the role of sensitivity and centered around the figure of the spectator in the eighteenth century.

Two leading contemporary art historians offer a subtle and profound reconsideration of the problem of time in the Renaissance.

A comparative history of the ruins from the ancient East to the modern West.

New composition by Berlin-based sound artist Stefan Roigk: a highly dynamic and eclectic ride between directed feature, audio-art and faked diary.

Nitsch's Sixth Symphony for large orchestra performed and recorded November 1, 1980 at Museum des 20. Jahrhunderts, Vienna.

A retrospective retracing in pictures fifty years of creation.

Artist's book / catalogue.

An overview of Giuseppe Stampone's recent works.

Reference monograph.

First monograph.

This catalogue investigates the multi-faceted work of one of Italy's greatest artists of the interwar and postwar periods. The book is illustrated by a large selection of archival documents, some of which never seen before.

Albert Oehlen's collages (artist's book): a spatial and temporal journey into the tradition of artistic representations of domestic interiors, from the great names of art history to the artist's own works.

A multifaceted travel story in which a modern-day female hunter-gatherer leaves Greenland to find her love back in China. The narrative includes a set of illustrations and a concluding notebook.

Artist's book.

First monograph / artist's book.

A collective publication examining Rousseau's legacy through the ages, from the Revolutionaries of 1789 to environmentalists, musicians, educators, Socialists, Resistance fighters, Romantics… Each chapter is accompanied by a visual essay featuring archives and recent documents.

First monograph.

A previously unpublished series of photographs taken in 1989 in Arles and Paris, retouched by Boris Mikhailov 26 years later, offering a fresh perspective on his work.

Eser is a comprehensive publication on Judith Raum's works, installations and lecture performance texts from 2011 to 2014. It is also a theoretical reader and material collection on the semi-colonial advance of German entrepreneurs and bankers into the Ottoman Empire before World War I in connection with the construction of the Anatolian Railway.

A portrait of a divided Nicosia.

Catalogue / artist's book.

Artist's book.

Artist's edition (two-fold brochure).

This essay examines the concept of “missing citizens”, taking as a point of departure the violence in the French suburbs, and focusing on contemporary migrations and the construction of citizenships.

This collection of essays seeks to comprehensively address the concept of “neighborhood technologies” by establishing a platform for the thorough discussion of neighborhood concepts and notions across scientific cultures—e.g., computer science, mathematics, sociology, media and cultural studies, theater studies, and architecture.

A suite of alphabets exploring the potentiality of langage and symbols (artist's book).

Essay, sentimental diary, and critical pamphlet, Techno Casa binds together the textual production originally composed for a series of eleven video works presented during 2013 through site-specific installations.

For those who look for truth: On the origins of Western philosophy (an illustrated philosophy book for children).

The ghost of Karl Marx makes a solemn vow to give the story of the class conflict a happy ending by fighting the Market, that infernal magician (an illustrated philosophy book for children).

This study of the origin and creation of the FRACs (Regional Funds of Contemporary Art) between 1981 and 1986 reviews the history and assesses one of the flagship measures of French decentralized cultural policy.

An A–Z Memoir about art publishing.