Concrete and Code brings together two influential strands of postwar Japanese art and architecture - the experimental practices of the Gutai Art Association and the speculative urban proposals of the Metabolists - to rethink modernism through the len...

With art history's notorious "isms" as its protagonists, the facsimile of this 1920s publication brings back a pioneering and original take on avant-garde art. Published as a trilingual English, French and German edition, the work is considered a sem...

Conceived on the eve of World War II, the facsimile edition of this important 1930s magazine offers a unique and multifaceted perspective on abstract art during the first decades of the twentieth century. Created by French-Swis artist Sophie Taeuber-...

Over the past decade, Refik Anadol Studio has redefined the possibilities of media art at the intersection of aesthetics, data and machine intelligence. Since its founding in 2014, the studio has pioneered the use of custom artificial intelligence mo...

At once fitting into and standing out from their surroundings, Moeller's sculptures provide a welcome break from workaday life. Renouncing his former self-designation as a "media architect", Christian Moeller (born 1959) created a series of large-sc...

Celebrated architect Frida Escobedo's meditation on how light transforms and shapes the built environment. How does light transform the objects it shines upon? What are the consequences of such a metamorphosis on architectural thought? This visually...

Architecture for Disquiet Bodies offers a comprehensive overview of more than twenty-five years of unique creations by artist-architect Didier Fiuza Faustino. The book is an opportunity to place Didier Fiuza Faustino's work in the context of the most...

Wolfgang Laib's work is characterised by a profound relationship with nature and a declared belief in simplicity. Until today, the artist concentrates on just a few cyclical groups of work. Ever since his journeys to India as a young medical student...

Although he was never an official member of the Bauhaus, Albert Gleizes dedicated his influential essay on Cubism to the art school. In 1928, the editors Laszlo Moholy-Nagy and Walter Gropius included this essay as volume 13 in the Bauhausbucher seri...

Theo van Doesburg was a jack of all trades: painter, writer, architect, typographer, and art theorist. In this volume of the Bauhausbucher, he attempts to make elementary concepts in the visual arts generally comprehensible. He was addressing the "mo...