Salon für Kunstbuch

V - Verkrampfung Armin Chodzinski Kleiner Stimmungs-Atlas in Einzelbänden Für die Entspannung gibt es ganze CD-Sammlungen, die Reihe »Kuschelrock« kennt jeder, Songs, die zurVerkrampfung aufrufen, sind selten, aber auch die gibt es. 13,00 €	Bauhaus #2 Zvi Efrat, Arieh Sharon, Hannes Meyer, Sharon Rotbard, Galia Bar Or, Yuval Yasky, Dov Khenin, Gideon Ofrat, Mordecai Ardon, Udi Katzmann, Selman Selmanagié, Max Bill, Ludwig Mies van der Rohe, Heidi Specker (Text) Israel Keine Stadt außerhalb Deutschlands ist so sehr mit dem namen bauhaus verbunden wie Tel Aviv. Doch hält dieser Mythos einer historischen Betrachtung nicht stand. 8,50 €	San Rocco #3: Mistakes Matteo Ghidoni (Ed.) There is plenty of bad architecture all over the place. Stupid, wrong architecture. Architecture that failed, and failed miserably. Architecture that is full of mistakes. (English) 17,80 €
The Salon Feature Nr. 3 A brief history of curating new media art. Sarah Cook, Beryl Graham, Verina Gfader and Axel Lapp Conversations with Curators The Berlin publisher The Green Box offers us with A Brief History of Curating New Media Art a profound and illuminative insight into the world of current curating studies. The fifteen conversations and presentation collected in this book share knowledge from artists, curators and other cultural producers including writers, musicians, festival producers, gallery managers, consultants, educators and activists. 13,50 €	The Salon Feature Nr. 2 Michael Aschauer 7 C - days One of the most remarkable and eye catching artist books published in Austria early this year. Michael Aschauer takes the viewer on his very own journey through a sequence of colour scales. Using his line-scan camera to capture a fixed-point on the ocean over a period of one week we see the light changing its colours, but even more we see how photography is becoming film and further an abstract painting. 25,00 €	The Salon Features Nr. 1 AGMA Magazine On Exhibitions We like to present the summer issue 2010 of the Vienna art magazine AGMA which is unique in its way of illustrating a selection of current international exhibitions. Confining itself purely to photographies of exhibtion views, exhibits and a floor plan, it draws the reader practically into the exhibtion and at the same time it leaves him without any explanation or interpretation. Is it this minimalism which makes the magazine so remarkable? It`s a new perspective on seeing art in an art context and being in an art context. 12,00 €
I like your work:art and etiquette Pamphlet on art and etiquette published by Paper Monument, with contributions from 38 artists, critics, curators, and dealers on the sometimes serious and sometimes ridiculous topic of manners in the art world. 8,00 €	Nijinsky Sriwhana Spong This book accompanies a multi-dimensional film project by Auckland artist Sriwhana Spong for Art Basel 2010, which began as a re-imagining of one of the lost masterpieces of ballet, George Balanchine’s The Song of the Nightingale. 35,00 €	The Critics The Curators The Artists Rotterdam Dialogues On three occasions, between the fall of 2008 and the spring of 2009, Witte de With, center for contemporary art, organized three symposia under the title 'Rotterdam Dialogues: The Critics, The Curators, The Artists'. Each three-day event focused on one agent in the art world, looking at their expectations, positions and the contexts in which they operate. 32,50 €
The Portable John Latham This book features a selection of documents from the personal archive of the late British artist John Latham, presently maintained in his last home and studio in Peckham, South London. Through reproductions of letters, invitation cards, exhibition reviews, performance scripts and images, 17,80 €	The Makes Eric Baudelaire The artist book from Eric Baudelaire combined the text "That Bowling Alley on the Tiber: Tales of a Director" from Michelangelo Antonioni with founded film stills from japanese flea markets. (English) 78,00 €	Manifestos Great Bear Pamphlet On my way out of the Walker Library the other day a little red spine caught my attention. I grabbed the hardback book off the shelf and started paging through and was immediately charmed by what I was seeing and reading. What was bound between those two red covers was a small sampling of the Great Bear Pamphlet series. Each pamphlet is simply produced with black printing on colored sheets of paper (each pamphlet a different color) except for Cage’s poem DIARY: How to Improve the World (You Will Only Make Matters Worse) Continued Part Three (1967) [fig. 1, and 4] which uses multicolored, and shifting type-faces to help realize his idea. The overall affect is a beautiful stack of reading. 39,00 €