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Art / Film / video / Landscape | Nature / New titles / Photography
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Art / New titles / Theory
Partner Sculpture International Rotterdam, Beeldende Kunst & Openbare Ruimte (BKOR) / CBK Rotterdam www.sculptureinternationalrotterdam.nl / www.cbkrotterdam.nl
This publication has been made possible with the support of Jaap Harten Fonds, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds / Breeman Tall Fonds, Mondriaan Fund.
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Art / Landscape | Nature / Music | Sound / New titles
978-94-92852-35-9
PRINTtEXT
180
15.2 x 21.6 cm / 5.98 x 8.5 inch
numerous illustrations
BindingHardcover
English
Stations: Listening to the Deep Earth is the essential listener’s companion to Field Works’ Stations album. The book includes an digital audio download cart for the entire album.
Commissioned by the Anchorage Museum and the National Geographic Society.
Release date: April 1, 2022
For more information: stuarthyatt.org https://printtext.co
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New titles / Photography / Urbanism
978-94-92852-49-6
Kummer & Herrman
248
23 x 28 cm
Softcover
English
Release date: 9 April 2022
This book is published with the support of Creative Industries Fund NL, EFL Stichting.
More than 70 percent of the world’s population will be living in urban areas by 2050. Cities in Africa, Latin America and Asia in particular are growing like never before. Photographer Yvonne Brandwijk and journalist Stephanie Bakker travelled to five of the fastest-growing cities in the world. Not to Mumbai or Shanghai, but to the up-and-coming cultural, creative and economic hubs of tomorrow: Kinshasa, Lima, Yangon, Medellín and Addis Ababa.
In this book, they share five years of travel, insights into urban development and encounters with trend-setters, pioneers, visionaries and up-and-coming talent transforming the fortunes of their cities. The personal stories of these people open an intimate window onto the world behind the statistics of urbanisation and growth and provide insights into what it takes to develop inclusive cities that offer space for unique individuals and personal growth.
Stories from the Future Cities project have appeared across a wide range of international media (including newspapers de Volkskrant, die Welt, El Pais, Le Monde, de Morgen). Commissioned by the United Nations, an exhibition was put together for the Habitat3 urban summit in Quito, Ecuador, and the interactive Future Cities documentary won a World Press Photo Award for Digital Storytelling.
ISBN
978-94-92852-53-3
Graphic designer
Mainstudio (Edwin van Gelder, Gianluca Flütch, Christian Knöpfe)
Number of pages
130
Book size
24 x 32cm
Binding
Softcover
Translation
Diana Beaufort, wordsontherun, Robert van der Walle
Arnoud van Aalst, Merel Bem, Diana Wind
Diana Wind, Eleonoor Jap Sam
NPN drukkers
Release date: January 2022
English Dutch
This publication is published by Jap Sam Books and made possible by the Agnes van den Brander Museumprijs 2020 and accompanies the exhibition Jasper de Beijer. Critical Mass in Museum Rijswijk from 30 January - 18 April 2022
For information about the artist Jasper de Beijer click here
For information about Museum Rijswijk click here
"Plunge into Jasper de Beijers’ mind and let yourself be swept away into the passages of world history as it all flows before your eyes as in a dream. And grab hold of each other if you are in danger of losing your balance."
- Arnoud van Aalst, Director of Museum Rijswijk
The world that Jasper de Beijer (Amsterdam, 1973) presents to us through his photographic works are fascinating, familiar and disconcerting all at the same time. His work is about the process of looking, seeing and interpreting. At first you think it’s a photograph of reality, but then you see it’s a photo- graph of a paper model. You are swept into a narrative that is more than a photograph. You need to respond in some way, but how? This is precisely the question the artist is asking us: Do you really know what you are seeing?
The publication Critical Mass. Jasper de Beijer and the exhibition of the same name were made possible by the support of the Agnes van den Brandeler Museum Prize, jointly awarded to Museum Rijswijk and the artist.
With text contributions by Arnoud van Aalst, Diana Wind and Merel Bem.
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behind the Forest set
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behind the Forest set
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Alexander van der Heide & Sander Coers
"In the conversations we had with our friends in their spaces of comfort, it became even more apparent to us that gender, following Judith Butler, and therefore masculinity, is performative."
"How much room is there, in society, to be masculine in different ways than the masculine construct dictates?"
"Masculinity, the customer argues, mostly defines itself in posture and grandness of body. It is a thing you can measure in people. Some people are more masculine than others. They even, on the spot, compare each other and their respective masculinity levels."
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