Set of three artist's books by Sophie Calle housed in a slipcase published in conjunction with show held at the Muse´e d'art Moderne et Contemporain de Strasbourg, November 6, 1999 - January 30, 2000. ... [details]
"Through 1999 Janet Cardiff realised [sic] her most ambitious work to date, The Missing Voice (Case Study B) in London's East End. Part urban guide, part detective fiction, part film noir, Janet Cardiff's Missing Voice entwines you in a narrative that shifts through time and space. ... [details]
![Walking Artist : The Separation of Subject and Medium [aka : Rainbow Walking]](/objects/images/s36802.jpg "Walking Artist : The Separation of Subject and Medium [aka : Rainbow Walking]")
Artist's book featuring a selection of texts by Hamish Fulton. [details]
Volume number 20 of Art Metropole artists' publications catalogue. Cover pagework by Hans-Peter Feldmann featuring photographic portraits of Art Metropole staff Jordan Sonenberg, Ann Dean, Roger Bywater, and Luis Jacob. ... [details]
Artist's publication in the form of a calendar for the year 2000 by Claude Closky with each day of the year marked by corporate slogans that out of context read like fortunes or daily affirmations. [details]
Artist's book by Arno Hintjens featuring used vinyl records cut into rectangles bound with elastic cord -- as pages -- with one side of each label altered to open and reveal a black-and-white portrait of the artist in the role of musician. [details]
Two volume artist's book and catalogue published in conjunction with "Ellsworth Kelly: The Early Drawings, 1948 - 1955," an exhibition organized by Harvard Art Museum and Kunstmuseums Winterthur. Vol. ... [details]
Flip book of drawings on the pages of "Curs Practic" by William Kentridge published in conjunction with show held at Museu d'Art Contemporanea de Barcelona in 1999. [details]
"These images, from the eclipse of August 11, 1999, have been taken from magazines, books, and ads and manipulated by artist Claude Closky. Gathering them in this book he questions our relationship with them by playing on the paradox of the extraordinary and the banal. ... [details]
Issue no. 7 of the periodical Ohio, edited by Jörg Paul Janka and Uschi Huber. Formatted as a 45-minute color NTSC VHS videotape housed in two-part box. Includes two inserts: "Solar Eclipse," an embossed and laminated image by GenKen Montgomery; and a copy of the original cover. ... [details]
