It’s rare that an art monograph attains the status of a work of art in its own right. Francis Upritchard’s Human Problems might be just such a book. It’s not a doorstopper and it’s not full of pontificating essays. It doesn’t even offer a biography of the artist. Instead, Human Problems is an exceptionally unified production in which the designer and the author have matched and magnified the quirks of the artist.

WHAT THE SHOP is an art project that first took place in Vienna 2012. WHAT THE SHOP was founded by Mirjam Schweiger in collaboration with Michael Bäckström and Judith Rohrmoser.

Dia Art Foundation commissioned Thomas Hirschhorn to build Gramsci Monument, an excessive outdoor sculpture that measured 8,000 square feet and was located on the grounds of Forest Houses,in New York (Bronx). On display for 77 days, with daily and weekly events organized by the artist, Gramsci Monument concluded Hirschhorn’s series of “monuments” dedicated to philosophers, which began in 1999.

In 2011, Andreas Schulze lived in Paris thanks to a research grant. At some point, he visited the Louvre, let himself be swept up by the stream of tourists, looked at pictures, met an old friend and started to photograph his series »Louvre«.

Im Fokus von Rosella Biscottis künstlerischen Werk steht jener Sprung des Gestern ins Heute, der uns wappnet für den Umgang mit heutigen und zukünftigen Weltansprüchen.

Der Band beinhaltet eine Serie von insgesamt 120 schwarz-weiß Fotografien von Stock Car Autorennen in England: Fürs Rennen modifizierte Serienwagen, zum Teil deformierte, mit Schriften überzogene Autos, die stehen, fahren, fliegen, aufprallen;