Art and Design
Plasma 4 is focused on space exploration, AI, bionics and technology in art.
The content ranges from NASA, ESA, SPACEX, CALTECH to art-sience institution such as The Museum of Jurrasic Technology, MONA, Futurium and Garage Museum.
Diana Wehmeier, “PLASMA 4”
22 x 28 cm
196 Pages
English / Russian
Presentbooks 2018
ISSN: 2512-5591
11 Eleven
Jasmine Deporta
First Edition – 500 copies
64 pages
25.0 x 34.0 cm
Graphic Design by Studio 24/24
Published by Presentbooks, 2018
Printed in Italy
11 is a collection of mostly unpublished photos from different series of the last 6 years, first time to be shown printed and as a body of work. The title of the book is an ode to Jasmines birthday, the 11.11. Since always this number followed Jasmine around and in form of the book title, it gets synonymous for a life journey and her personal visual exploration of it.
11 is about expression, contrasts and confrontation, but above all about inner conflicts and ambivalence.
Provocateur
Zhao Zhao
Edition of 1000
119 pages
Paperback 16,5×22 cm
ISBN 9788894154030
This new title examines Zhao Zhao’s working practice, emblematic for art’s ability to address conflict—social, political, and aesthetic—in a world undergoing unprecedented upheaval. The artist has consistently positioned his art as a counterweight to systems of control that affect and regulate the lives of individuals in China; while his work’s increasingly global reach testifies to its profound resonance beyond his country’s borders. His deft use of a wide range of materials, combined with a tonal elusiveness that veers between the faintly ludic, the sardonic, and the unambiguously confrontational, justify his position as a crucial agent in contemporary cultural discourse.
A fanzine that brings together the work of 29 international artists and is fully dedicated to artists clothes.
This publication—intended as a mobile exhibition—reveals the artists’ desire to question the commercialization of their work as an object, and the phenomena of fashion that seems to influence the art world a little more every day. Works have instinctively placed in contexts that evoke commercial, fashion, or advertising imagery.
Photography by Reto Schmid, featuring work by Mathis Altmann for Sundogs, Saelia Aparicio, Bianca Bondi, Deborah Bowman, César, Liz Craft for Sundogs, Antoine Donzeaud, Jade Fourès-Varnier & Vincent de Hoym, Eric Giraudet de Boudemange, Antoine Grulier, Matthieu Haberard, Sam Henty, Hypercomf, Lucile Littot, Real Madrid, Martin Margiela, Sara Naim, Anna Lucia Nissen, Paloma Proudfoot, Lili Reynaud-Dewar, Niki de Saint-Phalle, Anne Speier for Sundogs, Orfeo Tagiuri, Urara Tsuchiya, Gaia Vincensini, and Eric Winkler.
Designed by Charles Levai
Styled by Helena Tejedor
Text by Ingrid Luquet-Gad
Published by Sans Titre (2016) and Unemployed, 2018
Softcover
44 pages + extra 8 page insert on cyclus paper
Full color
9.5 × 12.6 inches
Shoplifters 8 Book + Basketball
Actual Source
Shoplifters is a bi-annual publication featuring the work of contemporary artists, photographers, designers, illustrators etc,. Shoplifters doesn’t have a single identity, it’s size, paper, typography, and tone changes each time it’s published. Designed, and published by Actual Source.
Featuring:
— 100 typefaces by over 60 designers
— Facit AB–Z (Excerpt) by Our Polite Society
— “Tools” by Dinamo
— Intro written by Kris Sowersby
Size: 6.75×9.5″
Pages: 600
Binding: Hardcover
Type: RH Inter by Robert Huber and Grover by JP Haynie and Robert Janes
Designed by Actual Source
Published by Actual Source
N04-016
BASKETBALL:
Red composite leather with white emboss on front and back. Features RH Inter typeface by Robert Huber and our logo which is set in CCTV by Dinamo.
This ball was made to coincide with the release of Shoplifters 8: New Type Design. All content displayed in the book is pulled from NBA/WNBA player stats, similar to the Kobe book we made in 2016.
Book ships in march
Ball ships immediately
Comes in custom screen printed box
Public Matters
Janet Delaney
OTA bound paperback with jacket
96 pages
21.5 x 28 cm
Publication date: September 2018
ISBN: 978-1-912339-02-0
Capturing the spirit of protest and parade, Public Matters brings together photographs made by Janet Delaney in Reagan-era San Francisco. At this turbulent time in the mid eighties, Delaney was living in the primarily Latino neighbourhood of the Mission District. She would spend the weekends photographing public gatherings, from the annual Cinco de Mayo parade, to the Peace, Jobs and Justice marches, which rallied against the U.S. invasion of Nicaragua. If political governance was regressing, the West Coast city was a place where, as Delaney remembers, ‘progressive ideas would always be upheld.’ Celebrating multiculturalism and collective struggles for social justice, Public Matters surfaces at a juncture when the message of building bridges is needed now more than ever.
In the vintage glow of her sun-drenched images, Delaney leads us in and out of crowds – among demonstrators, fair-goers, cross-dressers, union organisers, beauty pageants, dancers, salesmen, mothers, kids, and market punters – searching for as many intimate moments as she found collective voices. Fearlessly upbeat, her photographs nevertheless intimate a time when, as Delaney recollects, people ‘were reeling from the shift to a conservative government. The demands of the 1960s were addressed in the 70s: the end of the Vietnam war, women’s rights, environmental issues, gay rights, to name a few. Then when Reagan was elected all this came to a halt.’ And as soon as the streets were filled with placards – ‘babies are for loving, not for bombing’; ‘Hatred can never cure the disease of fear, only love can do that’ – Delaney was there, in the middle of the maelstrom, making pictures of public matters.