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Japan Works ─ Aglaia Konrad

¥9,000

A photobook tracing Aglaia Konrad’s sustained engagement with architecture and the city through postwar Metabolist structures and anonymous buildings across Japan.Japan Works is a photobook by Austrian artist Aglaia Konrad, based in Belgium. While architecture and the urban environment have always appeared consistently in Konrad’s photographic work, what she ultimately...


Sao Paulo ─ Aglaia Konrad

¥55,000

An artist’s book examining the city through a sharp and mechanical gaze, turning São Paulo into an unfamiliar and disorienting visual space.Sao Paulo is an artist’s book by Austrian artist Aglaia Konrad, based in Belgium. It is one of a self-published series produced between 1995 and 1998, each centred on...


Day by Day: Nico Dockx, Aglaia Konrad, Mark Luyten: Nico Dockx, Aglaia Konrad, Mark Luyten

¥4,400

This is a collection of works published in conjunction with an exhibition featuring Belgian artist Nico Dockx, held from February 18th to May 21st, 2006 at the Centre international d'art et du paysage de Vassivière, an art museum located on Lake Vassivière in France.In line with the vision of Chiara...


Spectacular City - Photographing the Future

¥8,250

He was active in Rotterdam, Netherlands from 1993 to 2013.NAI (Netherlands Architecture Institute)This is an exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with the exhibition "Spectacular City - Photographing the Future," which was held at the Tokyo Stock Exchange from September 23, 2006 to January 7, 2007.The book features about 30 photographers...


Wiel Arets

¥13,200

From September 20th to October 27th, 1996, the Belgian art center "deSingel"The Dutch architectWiel AretsA collection of works published in conjunction with the exhibition.The book includes an essay on Aretz by Dutch architectural historian Bart Lootsma, a text on Aglaia Konrad by Swiss editor Moritz Kung, and photographs of Aretz's...


The Eye is a Lonely Hunter: Images of Humankind

¥4,290

This is an exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with "The Eye Is a Lonely Hunter: Images of Humankind," a photography festival held in three German cities, Mannheim, Ludwigshafen, and Heidelberg, from September 10 to November 11, 2011.Curated by Katerina Gregos and Solvej Helweg Ovesen, the exhibition brought together 56 artists...


Eyes on the City: Urbane Räume in der Gegenwartsfotografie

¥6,600

A collection of works edited by Otto Hochreiter, director of the Graz City Museum in Austria.Hawkreiter seeks to offer insight into 21st century urban theory by focusing on the representation of urban space in contemporary photography.IconocityThe collection includes the series "Iconocopycity," which is a direct reproduction of "Iconocopy."Featured ArtistsOlivo Barbieri/Peter...


Unfortunately Last Sunday Afternoon Somebody Left The Door Open...

¥6,160

Exhibition catalogue produced to accompany the exhibition held at the Sittard Domain Art Museum in the Netherlands from June 27th to August 20th, 2000, in collaboration with the Jan Van Eyck Academie, a post-academic institute for research and production in the fields of fine arts, design and art theory based...


[UNLOCKED] Aglaia Konrad Archives

From 2021 onwards, we will focus on specific artists.The collected works and catalog archives were only available to the public during the exhibition period, but from today, we will be making them permanently available on the online store, starting with those that are more than a year old.Initially, we did...


Aglaia Konrad Archives

Installation view from "Research – Progress – Practice #3 Aglaia Konrad Archives " ©︎IACK 2021Research – Progress – Practice #3Aglaia Konrad Archives Dates: Saturday, September 18th - Sunday, October 17th, 2021 *Reservation requiredVenue: IACKIACK is pleased to present the third installment of its “Research – Progress – Practice” series, an...

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