Self-published zine with original photo and staples
unique piece, signed and dated on the reverse

English
616 pages, 24 x 33 cm, softcover with dust jacket
ISBN 979-12210/40258

The comprehensive publication reports the genesis of the graffiti writing movement from New York City to Europe. From the first signs in the early 80s until the explosion during the 90s, the image of European cities radically changed towards an irreversible course. ALL CITY WRITERS discloses this process collecting stories from its protagonists in an imaginary tabloid.

German/English
928 pages, numerous color images and b/w images, softcover, 28 × 34 cm
ISBN 978-3-95476-422-8

On over 900 pages, the thick tome lays out a chronological tour of ten years of exhibition-making, starring André Butzer, Lovis Corinth, Channa Horwitz, Friedrich Kunath, Michael Müller, Blinky Palermo, Manfred Pernice, James Rosenquist, Karin Sander, Max Schaffer, Thomas Scheibitz, Josef Strau, Elaine Sturtevant, Peter Wächtler, and many others. The chronology is complemented by contributions by Geraldine Michalke, Lukas Töpfer und Ellen Blumenstein, who recall the venue, its discourses, and the individuals who made it what it was.

edited and curated by Kaspar Mühlemann Hartl and Alois Herrmann, museum in progress, 398 pages, 486 illustrations, cover Lawrence Weiner
ISBN: 978-3-7533-0058-0

An immaterial museum, a social sculpture, a laboratory for the museum of the future: this book is an exhibition filled with moments of inspiration on Vienna’s legendary museum in progress. With its projects in public and media spaces, the museum has been operating beyond traditional forms of presentation for contemporary art since 1990. museum in progress uses open spaces as temporary spheres of activity for art interventions, on billboards, on building facades, in concert halls, on television and even on board aeroplanes. When it comes to newspaper art and multiples in magazines, there is no other institution in the world that would have created comparable groups of works in terms of their scope, variety and quality. In much the same way as if it were a laboratory, museum in progress is constantly undertaking cutting-edge experiments with art projects that both contribute in a practical way to the debate on the future of museums and, at the same time, take effect as a sociopolitical action. This publication presents a selection of works from museum in progress’s comprehensive archive – works which seem every bit as relevant today as at the time they were created.

Ed. of 100, signed and numbered

Texts by Janneke de Vries (ed.), Tobias Vogt, Hemma Schmutz
Design: Cabinet Gold van d´Vlies
German/English
Paperback, 24 x 17 cm, 104 pages, 44 colored illustrations
ISBN 978-3-903 153-06-6

Self-published zine
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Self-published zine
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Self-published zine
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Self-published zine about painterly gestures and international golf courses
Ed. of 20 + 2AP, signed and numbered

in addition to the sculptural work of the same name, which was realized in Vienna in 2011 and has since been shown in various exhibitions
Ed. of 20 + 2AP

Self-published zine
Ed. of 10 + 2AP, signed and numbered

Self-published zine
Ed. of 10 + 2AP, signed and numbered

Self-published zine
Ed. of 5, signed and numbered