It's Sunday, and many will already be heading home after a long weekend of fairs and exhibitions in Paris, but for those of you still in town, we have managed to slip in and grab a spotlight table at Polycopies, where we will be presenting Leporello's first publication, The Divine Tourist, and the latest publications from Grani edizioni. We look forward to seeing you close these busy days in style from 12 noon to 7 pm!

Club del Prado is a publishing project founded by Mateo Barbuzzi in 2016 in Buenos Aires, Argentina, currently based in Mexico City. With a special emphasis on analog-produced practices and processes, itfunctions as a platform where both emerging and established artists can edit and publish their work.All editions of Club Del Prado are developed in close collaboration between author and publisher in a friendly and tender process. Most of the titles are done copy by

"There's so much I can't say in my photographs, and yet it's all there, just below the surface, if you know what to look for." Jess T. Dugan I want you to know my story is U.S. artist Jess T. Dugan's first solo exhibition in Italy, born out of the publication of her latest project Look at me like you love me (Mack books, 2022) and curated by Laura De Marco with an orig

ZTL with the patronage of Municipio Roma V presents Bedroom Tales + Milza Jacopo Paglione’s solo exhibition curated by Rossana Calbi and Martina Ronca October 25th – November 18th 2023 Wednesday October 25th 2023 | 7.00pm inauguration of the exhibition and presentation of the books Ultraqueer and Queer Pandémia with Nicola Bonimelli, Edizioni TLON, and Davide Lunerti, TWM Factory Rossana Calbi and Martina Ronca will

Daniele Villa Zorn has always made collages, using a simple, minimalist technique that could be considered reminiscent of the basic format of the haiku: he combines just two photographic fragments, two images, one of which is generally marked by a tear. Over the years, much of his production turned to the use of images of nature, taken from travel books and guidebooks, mainly published between the 1950s and early 1970s, in which Olympian placidity of