Situated as it is at the very turn of the century, and questioning from the outset the inflation and desubstantialisation involved in the hegemony of images, Michel Mazzoni’s photographic practice is an image factory or rather an image-thinking factory. An image which outflanks it and decompartmentalises it in multifarious ways, from its installation in situ to its editorial deployment. An image qua cultural artefact in its capacity to link us to the world in a shared sense of perpetual pre...

As one of the greatest pioneers of international conceptual art, Italian artist Piero Manzoni (1933-1963) maintained strong ties with the Netherlands. The unlocking of his intensive correspondence with Rotterdam gallery owner Hans Sonnenberg has revealed the extent of Manzoni's influence on the post-war avant-garde in the Netherlands.

During his short artistic career Piero Manzoni produced more than a thousand canvases, sculptures and other objects. He radically rejected the conventional cont...

Opera Village, a participatory art experiment by the late German multimedia artist Christoph Schlingensief, serves as a testing ground for a critical interrogation of Richard Wagner’s notion of the Gesamtkunstwerk. Sarah Hegenbart traces the path from Wagner’s introduction of the Gesamtkunstwerk in Bayreuth to Schlingensief’s attempt to charge the idea of the total artwork with new meaning by transposing it to the West African country Burkina Faso. Schlingensief developed Opera Village ...

Following two mid-career retrospectives illustrating the period 2000-2014, De Bruyckere is now showing her most recent work. She focuses on the period from 2014 up to the present. The book includes work that has never be seen before. These monumental works are inspired by the idea of an angel, as portrayed in myths, stories, literature and art history. Conceived in the loneliness and isolation of the corona crisis, the angel guards against a lonely existence and, even more importantly, agains...

Accountable Temporary Expedients is a practice that challenges the ability of dancers to attend to multiple stimuli at once and instigate situations which embrace confusion, doubt and uncertainty. This work stands in response to the notion that dance urges to emancipate. Baldini’s current critique sees dance as being "stuck, gooey, a victim of its own habit and, so in love with itself, it does not recognise its limitations. It is self-seduced, self-sufficient, and self-indulgent. Dance is n...

Explore the rich cultural tapestry and breathtaking landscapes of Myanmar with the "Myanmar - Grayscale Coloring Book." This captivating collection offers 48 single-sided grayscale illustrations, each one showcasing the unique beauty and diversity of Myanmar's people and scenery.

Each page is a window into the daily life and stunning environments of this Southeast Asian gem, featuring detailed portraits of local people, their traditional attire, and the picturesque landscapes that define Myan...

Step into a celestial realm with "Zodiac Queens Vol 1," a captivating grayscale coloring book that brings the ethereal beauty of zodiac goddesses to your fingertips. This exquisite collection features 48 single-sided illustrations, each one a majestic portrayal of a goddess representing the twelve zodiac signs. Crafted with breathtaking detail, each image is a tribute to the mystical qualities and unique characteristics of each astrological sign.

From the fierce and confident Aries to the gen...

"Christmas Chuckles Grayscale Coloring Book" brings a delightful blend of holiday cheer and lighthearted fun to your coloring experience. This engaging book features 51 single-sided grayscale coloring pages, each filled with unique and amusing Christmas-themed illustrations. Designed to tickle your funny bone while providing a relaxing coloring adventure, these pages capture the joyful and humorous spirit of the festive season.

The grayscale format of the illustrations adds an interesting lay...

Emo Verkerk (Amsterdam, 1955) has his feet firmly planted in the Dutch painting tradition. His work tends towards total anarchy and regularly balances on the edge of a cliff, sometimes almost going over the brink, but in the end everything always lands on its feet, exactly where you would want it to be.

His work is shamelessly convincing. In the paintings of Emo Verkerk each note takes an unexpected turn, like in improvisational jazz. When Verkerk paints his constructed reality, he takes it ...