Publication about the work of the artist Cornelius Quabeck. The wrapped sections isolate the different bodies of work and suggest continuity; as if another section could easily be added. The wrappers also function as information-holders, the captions don't have to appear on the works it self. In this way, reinforced by placing the images with overfill on the page, the paintings stand on their own.

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.

Put together alongside the 2008 Olympic Games, this collection of one-minute videos from 90 countries in book and DVD form.

HIER ist ein Buch, dass das heutige Deutschland von seinen Grenzen aus beschreibt.

Wer sind wir? Wer sind die anderen? Was wird als fremd, was als eigenes erlebt?

"ETIOLATION I is the first result/residue - what is left after deeply cleasing his mind/studio space from the inside. Most of the content of this fullcolourful art publication will/can not be found or displayed outside this custom created condition."

"Album" was published alongside the eponymously titled exhibtion at De Hallen Haarlem, 13 Septmeber - 23 November 2008.

Bears--stocky, hairy gay men--have moved from the margins of gay culture to the mainstream. This volume presents Bear-centric work by 30 international illustrators, photographers, designers and artists from around the world, including Walter Van Beirendonck, Costello Tagliapietra, Jean-Charles de Castelbajac, Franko B. and Nayland Blake.

"After all, each piece of music once upon a time was the newest music on earth."

This volume covers Designing Content, a workshop that took place in Skopje, Macedonia, with 20 participants from the new generation of artists, designers, magazine editors, curators and architects working in Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and Ukraine.

The Story of Unknown Youth of Prof. Erna Furman, Prominent Child Psychoanalytic, Friedl Dicker-Brandeis’s Student and Survivor of Terezin Concentration Camp.

This publication is including a CDRom which presents the discussion between Furman and Elena Makarova in Atlanta 2002.

On the occasion of the exhibition "BABY. Picturing the ideal human, 1840-now", Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam (22 March - 1 June 2008)

On the occasion of the exhibition "BABY. Picturing the ideal human, 1840-now", Nederlands Fotomuseum, Rotterdam (22 March - 1 June 2008)

Published on the occasion of the 10th anniversary of the Werkplaats Typografie, "Wonder Years" is a record of work made by over 50 particioants at this Dutch Master's program from 1998 until 2008.

This first monograph introduces the bright, cartoony figurative painting of the Tokyo-born, London-based artist Peter McDonald.

In this volume, Marion van Wijk and Koos Dalstra, who spent 10 years investigating the unsolved mystery of Bas Jan Ader's death, reproduce the entire police report in facsimile.

This collection of photographs by Gon Buurman features portraits of epic, super-emancipated heroines-in other words, common, everyday women, girls and mothers-to-be.

Navigator is Arjan van Helmond`s second solo exhibition at the gallery f a projects (23 May – 30 June, 2007), and continues van Helmond’s investigation into the ‘lived experiences of spaces’.

The empty spaces in Arjan van Helmond's paintings create a feeling of suspense, as if something may happen at any moment. This first monograph contains 50 reproductions of recent work, printed on loose sheets of paper--lending the impression of a stack of drawings that can be leafed through.

Dutch artist Gabriel Lester (*1972) incorporates elements of film, drama, music and rhythm in his installations. He began his career as a rapper and worked in the film industry while studying art during the 1990s.

Germaine Kruip's first monograph The Illuminated Void will be launched to coincide with the exhibition. The Illuminated Void expands on the concept of writing about a body of work of a single artist by extending the context in which the work is discussed. With a series of essays on wider notions such as the history of perception, social conditioning, the performative and the multiple meanings of scripted space, The Illuminated Void is a new look at contemporary modes of making, and an in depth look at Kruip's work.

"Thanks to photography we now know the face of a refugee. Since the camera has proven its usefulness to reporting countless faces of peaple taking refuge are documented in all parts of the world. And from whatever origin, from whatever part of the world, young or old, by far the biggest part shares one common characteristic. An expression of silent bewilderment."

The ‘Rotterdam Design Prize 2007’ displays the leading visions in Dutch design.

A collection of articles and art exhibitions that each explores the effects that technology has upon the ways humans experience the world.

This alternative guide to the city of Nicosia, Cyprus, was produced to accompany Manifesta 6. Following the biennial’s abrupt cancellation in 2006, This Week has now become one of the few historical records of a great event that never happened.

Amsterdam-based photographer/author Baaijens gave up her job as an environmentalist nearly 20 years ago and has been exploring the deserts of Egypt and the Sudan with her small camel caravan ever since. Here, she sets out on a voyage of self-discovery, recounting her passion for the desert, the place she loves and fears.

In 2008, London painter Rachel Howard was invited by the youngest scion of Holland's van Loon family to create a body of work for the family museum. This volume features specially framed portraits and other work of a more architectural nature. The paint almost seems to drip from the paintings; brushstrokes are nearly invisible.

Joachim Koester works along the borders between documentary and fiction. Typically he begins with an obscure story bound up with a particular place, a sited tale that is somehow broken or layered through time.

This catalogue is an inventory of work made by the students of the Photography department of the Gerrit Rietveld Academy, Amsterdam.

Works of students who
- are graduating 2006
- will graduate 2007
- graduated 2005

press to exit project space continues its focus of developing the three main programs: Visiting Curatorial Initiative, New Project Productions and Lectures, Presentations and Exhibitions which are exploring ways of generating ideas, projects and collaborations with artists and curators form Macedonia, Europe and beyond. Parallel to the main programs press to exit project space is developing a Publishing Program focusing on antistatic and curatorial research projects.

Yael Bartana (born in 1970 in Israel) makes work largely about her conflicted homeland. She has an exceptionally sensitive eye for public ritual and ceremony, both organized and spontaneous.

This small text book contains 37 provocative graphic design assignments from the famed Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam.

Is the relationship between commerce and creative youth culture really improving or is it merely another marketing trick?

“Technically, everything you read in this book is true...”

"Is it possible to make something beautiful for everybody?
Should I compromise?
What are the things I can't compromise on?"

What does it mean to do something for free versus asking a lot? How much can we ask?

"It is very fragile, this discussion about graphic design ..."

"Ja, die zwei Mordversuche in Form von zwei in letzter Sekunde doch nicht gezündeten Autobomben auf den iranischen Premier Mossadegh in den fünfziger Jahren, die einmal von meiner Mutter Leyla und einmal von meinem Bruder Mohammad vereitelt wurden, möchte ich in diesem Text komplett verleugnen