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Architectuur / Kunst / Bookazines / serie / Landschap / Nieuwe titels
978-94-92852-59-5
since 1416 - creative studio
14.8 x 21 cm
Dutch
Hans Jungerius
EindredactieCaro Delsing, Eleonoor Jap Sam
Catalogree
Paperback
Oro Grafisch Projectmanagement
Verschijningsdatum Juli 2022
Mede mogelijk gemaakt door het Mondriaan Fonds, Provincie Gelderland, Gemeente Arnhem, ARK Natuurontwikkeling, Stichting Verborgen Landschap
Deze publicatie is het nulnummer van de serie OtherGuides, uitgegeven door Jap Sam Books, onder hoofdredactie van Hans Jungerius.
€39.95
Kunst / Artist books / Bekroond / Film / video / Landschap / Nieuwe titels / Fotografie
Architectuur / Landschap / Nieuwe titels / Fotografie / Theorie / Stedenbouw
978-94-90322-52-6
Studio Joost Grootens, Joost Grootens, Silke Koeck
302
17 x 24 cm
Softcover
Engelstalig
Verschijningsdatum: Eerste editie: oktober 2016. Tweede editie: mei 2022
Deze publicatie wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door het Stimuleringsfonds Creatieve Industrie.
Deze publicatie wordt mede mogelijk gemaakt door de TU Delft.
Kunst / Artist books / Nieuwe titels
978-94-92852-53-3
Mainstudio (Edwin van Gelder, Gianluca Flütch, Christian Knöpfe)
130
24 x 32cm
Softcover
Diana Beaufort, wordsontherun, Robert van der Walle
Arnoud van Aalst, Merl Bem, Diana Wind
Diana Wind, Eleonoor Jap Sam
NPN drukkers
Lancering: Januari 2022
Deze publicatie is mogelijk gemaakt dankzij de toekenning van de Agnes van den Brandeler Museumprijs 2020 en verschijnt bij de tentoonstelling Jasper de Beijer. Critical Mass in Museum Rijswijk van 30 januari – 18 april 2022.
Voor informatie over de kunstenaar Jasper de Beijer klik hier
Voor informatie over Museum Rijswijk click hier
"Bij de tentoonstelling verschijnt deze prachtig vormgegeven publicatie die niet geheel toevallig dezelfde gelaagd- heid heeft als de tentoonstelling; het proces, het resultaat en
de bijbehorende referenties komen ruimschoots aan bod. Duik in het brein van Jasper de Beijer en laat je meevoeren langs de flarden wereldgeschiedenis die als een droom aan je voorbijtrekken. En grijp elkaar vast als je je evenwicht dreigt te verliezen."- Arnoud van Aalst, Directeur van Museum Rijswijk
De werelden die Jasper de Beijer (Amsterdam, 1973) ons in zijn fotowerken voorschotelt zijn fascinerend, herkenbaar en vervreemdend tegelijk. Zijn werk gaat over het proces van kijken, zien en interpreteren. Eerst denk je dat het een foto van de werkelijkheid is, maar dan wordt duidelijk dat het een foto van een papieren maquette is. Je dwaalt door de voorstelling die nu meer is dan een foto. Je moet er iets mee, maar wat? En dat is precies de vraag die de kunstenaar aan ons stelt: Weet je wel wat je ziet?
De publicatie Critical Mass. Jasper de Beijer en de gelijknamige tentoon- stelling zijn mogelijk gemaakt dankzij de toekenning van de Agnes van den Brandeler Museumprijs aan Museum Rijswijk en de kunstenaar.
Met tekst contributies van Arnoud van Aalst, Diana Wind en Merel Bem.
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behing the Forest set
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behind the Forest set
€50.00
€30.00
Kunst / Nieuwe titels / Fotografie
978-94-92852- 50-2
HOAX (Bram Buijs)
124
22.5 x 26 cm
Softcover
English | Dutch
Release date: December 2021
This book is published by Jap Sam Books in collaboration with MAMA and research centre Willem de Kooning Academy.
Promotional photos credit: Barbara Medo
Kunst / Vormgeving / Nieuwe titels
978-94-92852-52-6
Studio Renate Boere
288
31,2 x 24,3 cm
Softcover
Marie Louise Schoondergang
Arthur Crucq, Jeannine Hövelings, Yvonne Oordijk & Philip Peters
Ronja Driessen, Eleonoor Jap Sam, Marie Louise Schoondergang
Eleonoor Jap Sam
Graphius Group Ghent, (BE)
Engels Nederlands
Verschijningsdatum: januari 2022
Deze publicatie is uitgegeven door Jap Sam Books en mede mogelijk gemaakt Jaap Harten fonds, Prins Bernhard Cultuurfonds/Elisabeth Vermaat Müller, Stimuleringsfonds Creative Industrie & Stedelijk Museum Kampen.
Voor meer informatie over de kunstenaar/ontwerper: www.christievanderhaak.nl
De tentoonstelling Christie van der Haak Nouveau Deco. Every Pattern Has A Meaning is te zien tot 30 januari 2022 bij het Stedelijk Museum Kampen www.stedelijkmuseumkampen.nl
Kunst / Bekroond / Nieuwe titels
978-94-92852- 44-1
Alex Farrar
Lisa Bakker, Eleonoor Jap Sam
Maria Barnas, I.K. Bonset, Laurie Cluitmans, Johan F. Hartle, Dirk van den Heuvel, Bram Ieven, Bruno Latour, Thalia Ostendorf, Bart Rutten, Doris Wintgens
Printerdie Keure, Bruges, Belgium & binding Brepols
Number of pages768
10 x 20 cm
Softcover
English | French | Dutch
Release date: January 2022
BEST DUTCH BOOK DESIGNS 2022
BEST DUTCH BOOK DESIGNS 2022 STUDENT JURY
PRIX BOB CALLE DU LIVRE D'ARTISTE 2023 NOMINATED
Made possible with the generous support of the Mondriaan Fund, Creative Industries Fund NL, Jaap Harten Fonds, Centraal Museum, Reflexfolie and Sign & Safety
This book is published in conjunction with the exhibition jaune, geel, gelb, yellow. Act on modernism with Antonis Pittas and Theo van Doesburg at Centraal Museum, Utrecht.
With text contributions by Maria Barnas, I.K. Bonset, Laurie Cluitmans, Johan F. Hartle, Dirk van den Heuvel, Bram Ieven, Bruno Latour, Thalia Ostendorf, Bart Rutten, Doris Wintgens.
The publication jaune, geel, gelb, yellow. Monochrome discusses the failure, collapse and historicization of the modernist ideals espoused by Theo van Doesburg, set against the current political backdrop of mass protest. It reflects on the failing of modernity, with contributions by authors from the field of art history, architecture, philosophy, anthropology, sociology and poetry.
The book is an extension of Pittas’ residency and research at the Van Doesburghuis in 2019, coincided with the yellow vests protest, where Pittas turned the Van Doesburghuis into a performative crime scene. The murder of modernity. Based on this project, the Centraal Museum in Utrecht invited Pittas for a solo exhibition, where he curated works of Theo Van Doesburg and juxtaposed them with his work as a staged scenography of dialogue. The installation looks at the heritage of De Stijl through the current political lenses.
Antonis Pittas (1973, Athens) is a visual artist who lives and works in Amsterdam. He is an honorary fellow in the faculty of humanities at the University of Amsterdam, where he conducts research and produces work under the heading Recycling History (Contemporising History/Historicising the Contemporary). His artistic practice focuses on contemporary social and political issues, exploring topics such safety and control, economic crises and acts of resistance, as well as violence and vandalism.
Promotional photo's by The Book Photographer©
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behing the Forest set
Remy Jungerman. Where the River Runs & Behind the Forest set
€70.00
€17.50
978-94-92852-36-6
Paul Bogaers
160
11.6 x 16.7 cm
Softcover
Dutch | English
Translation: Pim Wiersinga
Release date: November 2021
The cookbook that doesn’t quite fit the genre and refers to much-needed uncertainty on an empty stomach.
Yet another cookbook you’ll think! As if the mountain of cookbooks wasn’t high enough already! But dear hungry reader, one cookbook was still missing; the cookbook that doesn’t quite fit the genre and refers to much-needed uncertainty with an empty stomach. A cookbook that harks back to alchemy. Because the imperative mood is so annoying and needs to be exploited. Because the world of the psyche has endless contents that all want to feel they’re being fed.
In Snow Eggs seven dishes for seven different mental states of being have been collected. All our digesting causes great difficulties for the finest alleys in our softest facial expressions. Art helps to digest the uncertain instead of regurgitating what we already know. The menus in this cookbook belong to an old stomach that has been mapped, a stomach in which it’s all about slownesses in dark silences.
Peggy Verzett (1958) is a poet, painter and singer. She made her debut at publishing house Van Oorschot in Amsterdam, with Prijken die buik. In 2010, Vissing, was published by Querido. Haar Vliegstro, appeared in 2016. Her fourth collection of poetry will be published in 2022. ‘Poetry can communicate before it is understood’, said T.S. Elliot. This quote has become her artistic mantra; sometimes hermetics as well as supple playfulness are present in her work. The first Jana Beranova Prize was awarded to her in 2019 for her idiosyncratic oeuvre.
In the works of Paul Bogaers (1961) association and suggestion play an important role. His general approach can be described as the ‘collage method’; although his work, through the years, has taken many a turn, ‘combination’ has always remained to be Bogaers’ central theme. At the beginning of his career he made name in photography as one of the forerunners of the present interest of photographers in ‘vernacular photography’ and integration of found imagery in their work.
Pim Wiersinga (1954) is a novelist, and made his debut in 1992 with Honingvogels (honeybirds) in the Antwerp Zoo, where this novel is set. Late 2021 or early 2022 Zena’s Arena will be published, an epic about the decline of classical antiquity – which was far from ideal.
€25.00
978-94-92852- 47-2
Sabine Krese
Graphic designerSJG (Joost Grootens, Julie da Silva, Carina Schwake)
296
12.5 x 19 cm
Softcover
English
Release date: March 2022
What is inspiration? What inspires you? 111 INCEPTION is a chain of inspiration, which involves 111 architects from around the world.
This book was not guided by theory, yet it grew out of a search for new ways to look at authorship, ideas and inspiration. The experimental and playful character of the project itself, with its unpredictable outcomes, allowed for a much needed change of perspective—away from the traditional approach to creation characteristic of modernity and towards inspiration—which does not respect borders.
The exhibition 100 Experiments. Inspiration in Design Processes was on show at AEDES Gallery, Berlin in 2019.
‘Design is not only what you see, but how it makes you feel today and how it creates your tomorrow.’ - Anna Bates
Just a century ago Theo van Doesburg, the leading representative of De Stijl, created the painting The Rhythm of a Russian Dance (1918). Van Doesburg worked not only as a versatile artist, but also as an editor of the magazine De Stijl. He contributed to various journals and was member of various artist societies. It was his strength, as a spider in the international web and an as a networker avant-la-lettre, to forge bonds between fellow artists, architects and graphic designers, to bring them together through congresses, lectures and artist groups to promote their work.
Eleven years later in 1929 this painting by Van Doesburg became an inspiration for Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Lilly Reich, for the German Pavilion at the 1929 World’s Fair in Barcelona. Van Doesburg’s geometrical abstraction helped to radically re-imagine the very idea of a building, gave freedom to space and quite literally brought down the walls of prior architectural conventions. The building was to become a major inspiration for the further development of modern architecture and an iconic example of the modernist aesthetic
How does inspiration move through the atmosphere? How do we inspire each other? And how does creative inspiration itself change through each person’s unique experience? To find out, Anna Bates set an experiment by tasking one architect to use the painting of Van Doesburg as a stimulus for creating his/her own work, which would then be passed on to other architects, who in turn would draw inspiration for their new work, and over time growing into a web of conversation, interplay and inspiration—a dance all on its own. In 2017 as a starting point of this project, American architect Gary Bates of Space Group was invited to create the first work in the chain of architects.