Silent book. Ten blue cars illustrations, result of an experimental printing process that employs overlapping inks and linocut matrices carved between every run, for a total of 7 runs for every single picture. Each book comes with 2 paper toy cars.

From 1988 to 1991 Dawoud Bey made a series of portraits of African Americans in the streets of various American cities. Using a large format tripod mounted camera and a unique positive/negative Polaroid film that created both an instant print and a reusable negative, he asked a cross section of the populations of these communities to pose for him, creating a space of self presentation and performance in the streets of the urban environment. As pa

This publication is an updated reissue of the book designed by Experimental Jet Set and published on the occasion of ‘Wim Crouwel: Architectures Typographiques, 1956-1976’, an exhibition that took place in the beginning of 2007 at Galerie Anatome in Paris. Featuring texts that illuminate the oeuvre of Wim Crouwel, this abundantly-illustrated book analyzes his wide range of production in diverse fields, such as visual identities, publications, posters, exhibitions, and his catalogue work for the Ste

The first volume of the Lampi series is a classic of French literature and, at the same time, of the reflection on photography, translated for the first time into Italian: L'immagine fantasma by Hervé Guibert with an introduction by Emanuele Trevi. L'immagine fantasma, published now for the first time in Italian. Deliberately devoid of photographs, L'immagine fantasma recounts Guibert's connection with photography: his first erotic photographs, a reportage on his mother whose image will nev

The book consists of a project realized by Enzo Mari in 1974 and represents a motivation (and a provocation) to link creativity to the constructive capacity of each of us, following and/or modifying the trace given by Enzo Mari's project drawings for the realization of a chair, a table, a closet, a bed... The book Autoprogettazione? (Self-design) resumes the previous publication proposed for a self-design curated by the Duchamp Center and printed on the occasion