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Philipp Timischl - Artworks For All Age Groups

Revolver Publishing 2019 ISBN 9783957634177 Acqn 29418
Pb 23x31cm 48pp col ills £16.50
Philipp Timischl's artists' book ARTWORKS FOR ALL AGE GROUPS shows a photographic
series with a conspicuously glamorous female figure; it is the artist himself in drag. Accompanied
by a muscular young man, she is taking a private stroll through the Secession's deserted
galleries, secret corridors, and offices. Yet her appearance and bearing suggest a misconception
of what is normally considered appropriate in this setting. If Timischl relies on an exaggerated
impersonation of heteronormativity, humour, and artificiality, it is not to invest his work with the
aesthetic allure of camp. Rather, he seeks to spotlight a form of feigned self-confidence prompted
by insecurity, marginalization, and being torn between milieus and classes. The protagonist's
colour-coordinated makeup and outfit in fact suggest that she took great care to mimic the
institution's aesthetic and the figures in the Beethoven Frieze. Still, she apparently misread the
unspoken rules on how to be and act that are in effect even in a liberal space such as the world of
contemporary art.
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Kris Lemsalu – Albummm

Hb 13x16cm 100pp col ills £42.50
The Estonian artist Kris Lemsalu creates complex sculptures, installations, and performances that
fuse the animal kingdom with humankind, nature with the artificial, beauty with repulsion,
lightness with gravity, life with death. She revives traditional techniques and methods to combine
animal bodies and porcelain objects with found (natural) materials such as furs, leather,
seashells, wool, or paper in theatrical installations that whisk us off into a world of the fantastic
imagination. Spanning a wide range of media and modes of production, Lemsalu's multifaceted
oeuvre incorporates elements from performance art, found objects, manufactured pieces, and
music. Her multimedia creations attest to her passion for detail, hinting at a critique of society by
revealing tensions between the politics of gender, art-making, nature, and time-honoured
craftsmanship. Lemsalu is fascinated by the possibility of making objects that are not
aestheticized - their physical presence is narrative rather than representational. In her self-
portraits, she often reinvents herself as a creature blending masculine with feminine features,
surrounding herself with a new reality whose complexion and character are perpetually shifting.
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Elif Uras
Hb 24x30cm 160pp col ills £30.50
Elif Uras's first monograph, realized with Galerist and part of Kale Groups 2018 project in support
of ceramics in art, explores the artist's practice spanning paintings, ceramic objects, installations
and works on paper from multiple perspectives. ELIF URAS investigates the feminist undertones
of her works, the diverse "traditional" techniques utilized in the ceramic objects, and how her
unique patterning, ornamentation and narrative storytelling connect these works with her
paintings.
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Lara protects me
Hb 24x18cm 208pp col ills £19
Tbilisi is the new Berlin, they say. Long party nights and room for personal development attract
more and more people to the capital of Georgia. As a centuries-old hub of central trade routes,
Tbilisi brought the peoples together, involuntarily, through occupations and conquests, or frankly,
as a refuge for those displaced elsewhere. LARA PROTECTS ME tells the story of a mysterious
message. The note of the unknown Lara becomes the starting point of a search. Who is Lara?
Artists, designers, curators and authors give possible answers and invite you to explore the
country and its history. The result is a multifaceted picture of a new Georgian self-image and a
young art scene that moves between fashion, music and art.
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Jakob Timpe - Un/Applied Arts

Pb 28x21cm 128pp col ills £25
UN/APPLIED ARTS gives insights into the work of product designer Jakob Timpe, presenting
furniture and lighting fixtures produced by brands such as Alias, Marset, Serien, Vondingen, and
Nils Holger Moormann as well as unpublished projects and studies.
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Frank Gessner - Panorama Vision - Earth Seen From the Studio

This artist's book is published on the occasion of the paracontextual exhibition at the Deutsches
Institut fur Animationsfilm Dresden / DIAF and transports us into the artistic life's work of Paul
Yederbeck. Under this metafictional pseudonym or heteronym, Frank Gessner staged the
polystilistic "Expanded Animation Cinema" ALIAS YEDERBECK as a virtual double in various
states of media aggregation.
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Maik Schluter - In Your Face

Hb 21x31cm 96pp col ills £13
Facts, taken for granted, and the belief in images by the media society are called into question. In
the same way that the audience members are spoken to on a physical level, physicality is a
central theme to most of these projects. They speak to the desire to recognition and the
perfection of the self, both of which entail existential risks or lead to physical interventions or even
surgery; to examinations of sexual identity and self-presentation, the alienation and
technologization of the body. The subjective perspectives of IYF depict the breaking points of
these social developments and conflicts. In the space between the instantaneous snapshot and
the manifesto, a unique imagistic narrative about social norms and subjective renditions of
everyday reality emerges.
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Kyra Tabea Balderer - Nach der Palme der Vogel

Kyra Tabea Balderer's photographs appeal to all our senses. Their colours are tantalisingly
beautiful and they are so painterly and haptic, we almost feel like touching them. It is hard to
believe that what we see are prints! The artist achieves this by genuinely photographic means:
she uses light and shade deliberately and choses focus and depth of field with great precision
when photographing her self-made constructions with her large format camera. In this way, Kyra
Tabea Balderer cleverly combines sculpture, painting and photography.
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Bernhard Hetzenauer - Faces of Athens

Faces Of Athens highlights the consequences of the collapse of the Greek social and healthcare
systems after the implementation of budget cuts demanded by the EU's finance ministers. The
texts are based on conversations that Bernhard Hetzenauer conducted in 2016 in several social
clinics across Athens, which can be seen as exemplary of Greek solidarity. These include the
Social Clinic of Elliniko, the Athens Community Polyclinic and Pharmacy KIFA near Omonia
Square and a similar KIFA in Piraeus. In 23 personal testimonies, volunteers and patients recount
their lives during the ongoing financial crisis.
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Franz Thalmair - Marcus Boon, In Praise of Copying (Cambridge, MA: Harvard University
Press, 2010)
Pb 16x22cm 304pp £22
Originally written by Marcus Boon, the book "In Praise of Copying" was first published by Harvard
University Press in 2010 under the "Attribution-ShareAlike" Creative Commons license. Franz
Thalmair has reproduced most of this book manually now. As part of the artistic research project
"originalcopy - Post-Digital Strategies of Appropriation", which runs from 2016 to 2019 at the
University of Applied Arts Vienna, the book sheds light on the practice of copying from a post-
digital perspective. The research project focuses on the tensions between the supposed
immateriality of digital technologies and their material manifestations by appropriating
contemporary methods of copying and exposing them to artistic processes of transformation and
translation. You are free to share (copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format)
and adapt (remix, transform, and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially) the
book MARCUS BOON, IN PRAISE OF COPYING (CAMBRIDGE, MA: HARVARD UNIVERSITY
PRESS, 2010), 1-285.
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Franz Thalmair - VIE 02/01/17-03/31/17 TYO

Pb 13x18cm 212pp ills £16.50
VIE 02/01/17-03/31/17 TYO is comprised of a collection, selection, and recombination of

graphical elements gathered during a journey to Japan. Franz Thalmair photocopied, manipulated
and manually reproduced all found materials. The book is part of the artistic research project
"originalcopy - Post-Digital Strategies of Appropriation", which runs from 2016 to 2019 at the
University of Applied Arts Vienna, and sheds light on the practice of copying from a post-digital
perspective. The research project focuses on the tensions between the supposed immateriality of
digital technologies and their material manifestations by appropriating contemporary methods of
copying and exposing them to artistic processes of transformation and translation. You are free to
share (copy and redistribute the material in any medium or format) and adapt (remix, transform,
and build upon the material for any purpose, even commercially) the book VIE 02/01/17-03/31/17
TYO.
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Andrea Sunder-Plassmann - Sinnlich-asthetische Wahrnehmung + Kreative Prozesse

Every year, an interdisciplinary workshop takes place in Cuba at the Universidad de las Artes ISA
in Havana. Based on the assumption that through an intensive sensory-aesthetic examination of
the perceptive organism with exercises for the individual senses the self and world experience is
expanded and thus the artistic work as well as the empathy ability is inspired and promoted,
senseLAB supports this through a common experimentation in analogous fields of experience
Reflecting on your own doing and designing. An extensive photo section documents this work
and also conveys the extraordinary atmosphere of Havana.
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Marko Lipus - Kratzungen Blau

With his photo book SCRATCH BLUE Marko Lipus presents the complete 18-part series of his
photographic works made at the Leipzig Cotton Mill. The abstract-landscape original photographs
were edited using a special method of scratching developed by the author and intervene
interventionistically in the image surface, whereby deeper layers of the image come to light.
Through this form of experimental photography he transforms the medium, which has long been
negotiated in absolute categories.
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Philipp Timischl - Artworks For All Age Groups

Kris Lemsalu – Albummm

Jakob Timpe - Un/Applied Arts

Frank Gessner - Panorama Vision - Earth Seen From the Studio

Maik Schluter - In Your Face

Kyra Tabea Balderer - Nach der Palme der Vogel

Bernhard Hetzenauer - Faces of Athens

Franz Thalmair - VIE 02/01/17-03/31/17 TYO

VIE 02/01/17-03/31/17 TYO is comprised of a collection, selection, and recombination of

Andrea Sunder-Plassmann - Sinnlich-asthetische Wahrnehmung + Kreative Prozesse

Marko Lipus - Kratzungen Blau

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