Fifty Nine Positions by Erwin Wurm

¥5,500

An artist book by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.This work is based on a 20-minute video piece filmed in 1992 in a bare room with a concrete floor, using a fixed camera. The video consists of a sequence of fragmented actions, each lasting only a few seconds. The performers strike absurd...

Erwin Wurm Photographs

¥8,800

A survey of Erwin Wurm’s photographic practice, published on the occasion of the artist’s first retrospective at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie in Paris.Erwin Wurm Photographs was published to accompany Wurm’s first retrospective, held at the Maison Européenne de la Photographie (MEP) in Paris from March to June 2020....

Self Portrait As 47 Pickles by Erwin Wurm

¥5,500

An artist book by Austrian artist Erwin Wurm.In 2008, the European Parliament debated the repeal of Regulation 1677/88/EEC, which defined quality standards for cucumbers. This seemingly absurd regulation—going so far as to specify acceptable degrees of curvature—has come to symbolise excessive bureaucracy within the EU. That same year, Erwin Wurm...

Simultan: Best-grafie in the Museum of Moderne Salzburg

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This is an exhibition catalogue produced in conjunction with the exhibition "Simultan: two Small Groups of Old-fashioned Photography at the Beständen of the Bundes and the Museum der Moderne Salzburg", which was held at the Fotomuseum Winterthur in Switzerland from December 2, 2006 to February 18, 2007.The works on display...

Photography Today: A History of Contemporary Photography

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This book introduces the works of 100 photographers in 11 chapters on themes such as "street photography," "portraits," "landscape photography," and "documentary" regarding photographic expression as art since the 1960s. It traces the development of photography as art in each genre while also looking at the connections and relationships between...

Shit by Erik Kessels

¥5,390

A collection of works by Dutch artist Eric Kessels. This book includes photographs of German soldiers relieving themselves on the battlefields of World War II. There is no dignity in war, and no modesty. Kessels reveals a particularly brutal side of war, a sight that is not usually included in...