12 illustrators 12 erotic images for a book that puts the joy of love back at the center without false modesty. An all-female vision on Eros. A book of liberation in an age in which the chronicle brings us back false morals full of violence among feminicides, mass violence on women, publications of private hard videos in social networks, an era in which ancient frustrations are poured on the woman's body and reaffirmations of male power. N

Kaleidoscopic Eye departs from an argument between André Breton and Roger Caillois. The confrontation arose from their discovery of Mexican jumping beans—beans that make sudden movements and leap into the air. Caillois conjectured that larva or some other animal was making the beans move. Breton rejected his theory, accusing Caillois of being a closed-minded positivist who negated the marvellous and the poetic in his attempt to find a rational explanation. For Breton, absolute or

The publication is a collaborative project bewtween Frac ÃŽle-de-France, the Cypriot artist Haris Epaminonda, and the Berlin designers Santiago da Silva and Simon Steinberger. It recounts and translates the experience of the exhibition VOL. XVI, presented at Le Plateau in 2015, for which the artist had created a global environment. Through a series of parallel actions the whole exhibition was connecting the interior and exterior with the presence of an old Japanese man “livingâ

The analogical world is associated with memory, with a time when rolls of film were needed in order to capture photographs. We’d pick up our camera, take pictures, put it away again and, some time later we’d bring it out once more to take further pictures. The images had been captured on the negatives, aligned and separated by a black line that established unexpected connections between them. The time that e

Reverso by Manuel Ibáñez is the diary of gazes of a flâneur who strolls, observes and records a nearby environment in which characters appear and disappear, nothing is what it seems and we often have an impression of ordinariness shrouded in mystery. Manuel tirelessly records the light and colour that subvert reality, filling the latter with hidden meanings. In a journey through his city over the years the artist explores the uniqueness of