Condiment 2, Questionable Taste
Softcover, 90 pp., offset 4/4, 165 x 230 mm
Edition of 1000
ISSN 1837–8226
Published by Condiment
$18.00 ·
This issue of Condiment has reminded us of the simple truth that we are living with food, not living for food. In this context, the aim shifts from accomplishment to a need for further exploration. Ideas and approaches to food have never seemed so evolved and exaggerated. Yet, as the focus on the meal continues to increase, we risk forgetting about all the hours of living that exist in between. Rather than only being an object of desire, food needs also to be a subject of discussion—approached not as a statement about politics, provenance or proficiency, but as an open-ended question mark. In some form or another, we hope that each page of this issue raises questions —not just about what food is, but about what it can be. After all, each meal is both an outcome and a new beginning.
Produced in collaboration with BLESS. Images from their collection BLESS N° 42, Plädoyer der Jetztzeit appear on each page of the publication.
Amanda Maxwell, Bless, Cameron Allan McKean, Chris Barton, Condiment, Desiree Heiss, Distribution, Elizabeth Bryant, Ellen Birrell, Eva-Fiore Kovacovsky, ffiXXed, Food, Geoff Newton, Ines Kaag, Jessica Brent, Klara Källström, Linus Bill, Misha Hollenbach, Nancy Bale, Riley Payne, Shauna T., Stefan Marx, Taro EF Nettleton, Thobias Fäldt, Thomas Jeppe, Tim J Veling, Uta Eisenreich
Elmar Bambach, Martin Fengel, Jörg Koopman, Julia Marquardt and Birgit Vogel, Ort
Softcover, 56 pp., offset 4/1, 240 x 325 mm
Edition of 500
ISBN 978-3-00-032613-4
Published by Bücher & Hefte
$18.00 ·
A publication is published, accompanying the exhibition
Ort at Rathausgalerie, Kunsthalle.
Photographs by Miriam Bäckström, Bennie Baumann, Linus Bill, Stefan Burger, Rudolf Cohen, Michael Danner, Paul Gerhard Diez, Uschi Huber, Iski Behörde, Geraldine Jeanjean, Mårten Lange, Peter Langer, M + M, Richard Mosse, Andreas Neumeister, Taiyo Onorato & Nico Krebs, Peter Piller, Johannes Schwartz, Heidi Specker & Theo Deutinger, Erik van der Weijde, Matthias Ziegler. Texts by Simon Bieling and Swantje Grundler.
Andreas Neumeister, Art, Bennie Baumann, Birgit Vogel, Bücher & Hefte, Distribution, Ein Magazin über Orte, Elmar Bambach, Erik Van Der Weijde, Geraldine Jeanjean, Heidi Specker, Iski Behörde, Johannes Schwartz, Jörg Koopman, Julia Marquardt, Linus Bill, M + M, Marten Lange, Martin Fengel, Matthias Ziegler, Michael Danner, Miriam Bäckström, Nico Krebs, Ort, Paul Gerhard Diez, Peter Langer, Peter Piller, Photography, Rathausgalerie, Richard Mosse, Rudolf Cohen, Simon Bieling, Stefan Burger, Swantje Grundler, Taiyo Onorato, Theo Deutinger, Uschi Huber
Ein Magazin über Orte 7, Sea
Softcover, 76 pp., offset 4/1, 210 x 270 mm
Edition of 1000
ISSN 1866-2331
Published by Ein Magazin über Orte
$18.00 ·
Ein Magazin über Orte (A magazine about places) is published twice a year. It deals with a different location in every issue. The magazine collects works of various authors in the form of photographs, drawings and texts.
Adam Bartos, Alexander Binder, Alrun Odreicka, Amy Patton, Andrea Vollmer, Andreas Herzau, Anja Bonhof, Anna Simone Wallinger, Anne Schumann, Annie Pootoogook, Architecture, Armin Keller, Art, Bas Princen, Birgit Vogel, Birigi Vogel, Colin Stewart, Detlef Kuhlbrodt, Distribution, Ein Magazin über Orte, Elger Esser, Elias Hassos, Elmar Bambach, Enda Bowe, Espen Eichhofer, Felicitas Hoppe, Franziska Sinn, Fred Huning, Gotz Diergarten, Grit Schwerdtfeger, Gustav Gustafsson, Gustav Janus, Helene Hellmich, Hennie Haworth, Herbert Stattler, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Inka Lindergard, Iris Janke, Jan Stenmark, Jockum Nordstrom, Jorg Bruggemann, Jorg Bruggermann, Jorge Lohse, Julia Marquardt, Jurgen Becker, Jurgen Teller, Karen Weinert, Karin Apollonia Muller, Karin Mamma Andersson, Kerstin Kempker, Kyung-hwa Choi-ahoi, Leonard Cohen, Linus Bill, Lisa von Billerbeck, Magdalena Hutter, Marcel van Eeden, Marcelo Gomes, Marcus Oakley, Marius Wenker, Marten Lange, Martin Bogren, Martin Fengel, Massimo Vitali, Mathias Konigschulte, Matthias Koch, Michael Schmidt, Nan Goldin, Naoki Ishikawa, Niclas Holmstrom, Nico Bieutge, Nigel Peake, Niklas Eneblom, Patrizia Bach, Paula Kempker, Peter Bialobrzeski, Peter Bichsel, Peter Granser, Photography, Qiu Anxiong, Raoul de Keyser, Robert Longo, Robert Voit, Roger Willemsen, Ron Winkler, Ror Wolf, Rufina Wu, Sigrid Reinichs, Silvia Bachli, Stefan Canham, Stella Kalaw, Tanja Beate Heuser, Thomas Flechtner, Tom Bresemann, Wakaba Noda, Wolfgang Hilbig, Wolfgang Tillmans, Wolfram Lotz, Ye Rin Mok
Peter Sutherland, Smoke Bath
Softcover, 328 pp., offset 1/1, 5.25 x 8 inches
Edition of 500
ISBN 978-0-98259360202
Published by Seems
out of print
Smoke Bath is a collection of photographs and art work loosely based on the theme of camping, nature, and exploring.
The goal of Smoke Bath is to showcase the work of artists that are inspired by nature and raise money for freshair.org in the process. The Fresh Air Fund (freshair.org) is an independent, not-for-profit agency that provides free summer vacations to New York City children from low-income communities.
Abby Portner, Ahndraya Parlato, Ajit Chauhan, Albert Maysles, Alec Soth, Alex Sturrock, Alexander Binder, Ali Bosworth, Andre Simmons, Andrew Guenther, Andrew Laumann, Andrew N Shirley, Andrew Sutherland, Angela Boatwright, Anya Jasbar, Aram Tanis, Arik Roper, Ariko Inaoka, Art, Aurelian Arbet JSBJ, Beezer, Ben Pier, Boogie, Brad Troemel, Brion Nuda Rosch, Cali DeWitt, Camille Vivier, Carola Bonfili, Cheryl Dunn, Chris Johanson, Christian Belgaux, Christian Patterson, Coley Brown, Collier Schorr, Culture, Dana Goldstein, David Aron, David Potes, Distribution, Dominic Neitz, Donniella Davy, Dylan Reece, Ed Templeton, Eden Batki, Erik Kessels, Erik Van Der Weijde, Fabian Zapatka, Francine Spiegel, Fumie Ishii, Gary Trinh, Gerhard Stochl, Gregory Halpern, Hamilton Morris, Henk Wildschut, Ian Helwig, Irinia Rozovsky, Jack Greer, Jason Lee, Jason Polan, Jeff Luker, Jennifer Shear, Jennilee Marigomen, Jeremie Egry JSBJ, Jeremy & Claire Weiss, Jeremy Jones, Jim Mangan, Joe Roberts, Jonnie Craig, Jordan Awan, Josh Slater, Julia Chiang, Julia Solis, Junichi Sakamoto, Justine Kurland, Kate Steciw, Keiko Ichinose, Kelie Bowman, Kelly Reichardt, Kento Mori, Kevin Romaniuk, Kevin Spanky Long, Kevin Trageser, Kevin van Braak, Klara Källström & Thobias Fäldt, Landon Metz, Lele Saveri, Lester B Morrison, Lindsey Elsaesser, Lindsey White, Linus Bill, Luke Barber-Smith, Madi Ju, Maggie Lee, Marius Nilsen, Mark Borthwick, Mark Cross, Mark DeLong, Mark McKnight, Massimiliano Bomba, Mat O'brien, Matt Anderson, Matt Dilmore, Maya de Forest, Michael Worful, Michelle Blade, Mike Brodie, Mike O'Meally, Mike Pare, Misaki Kawai & Justin Waldron, Misha Hollebach, Naomi Fisher, Natalie So, Nicholas Gottlund, Nicholas Haggard, Nick Neubeck, Nicolas Poillot JSBJ, Oliver Sutherland, Patrick Griffin, Patrick O'Dell, Paul Schiek, Paul Wackers, Pete Volker, Peter Beste, Peter Langer, Peter Sutherland, Peter Vogl, Philip Watts, Philippe Gerlach, Photography, Ray Potes, Richard Prince, Richard Renaldi, Rob Abeyta, Robin Schwartz, Ron Jude, Sake Kota, Sam Falls, Santiago Mostyn, Sean McFarland, Seems, Seth Fluker, Simon Bernheim & Estelle Hanania, Skye Parrott, Sophie Mörner, Susannah Sayler, Swoon, Takashi Homma, Tao Lin, Tetsunori Tawaraya, Thomas Jeppe, Till Gerhard, Timothy Hull, Tod Seelie, Todd Hido, Todd Jordan, Tomoo Gokita, Tony Cox, Victoria Yee Howe, Vincent Dermody, Young Kyu Yoo
Linus Bill, Meistens macht man die im Haus, aber im Sommer gehts auch draussen.
Softcover, 48 pp., offset 1/1, 24 x 30 cm
Edition of 500
Published by Nieves
$26.00 ·
Two years after Piss down my back and tell me it’s Raining., Linus Bill’s (Bienne, 1982) second publication for Nieves brings out a new side of Bill’s art, still a very personal and intimate body of work like the previous one, but this time around turning the spotlight on himself, with an introspective look at the thoughts of becoming a father and the ways to connect and relate with his soon-to-be born child.
Distribution, Linus Bill, Nieves
Wesley Willis, North Lake Shore Drive
Softcover, 16 pp., offset 4/4, 19.5 x 25.5 cm
Edition of 500
Published by Nieves
out of print
Wesley Willis (Chicago, 1963–2003) began his artistic career singing on the street, accompanied by his Technics KN 2000 keyboard. He was soon playing opening slots for local bands, and later recording songs as an homage to these performances (i.e. “Urge Overkill”, “Swervedriver”, “Foo Fighters”, “The Frogs”). In 1989, Willis was diagnosed as schizophrenic; he explains that writing, performing, and recording help quiet the voices in his head. Most of his exposure came as an internet phenomenon during the early days of peer-to-peer file sharing.
Kunst Halle Sankt Gallen is the first institution to present an extensive show of Willis’ artwork, focusing on its fascination for Chicago’s architecture and the throbbing activity of the Midwest metropolis: the characteristic skyline, the lakeside, the freeways as well as the uniform fast food chains. His interest for urban sceneries came from it being his natural habitat, which was then translated into thousands of magnificently detailed ballpoint/felt-tip renderings of the city and riding around on the bus. North Lake Shore Drive has been edited by Urs Lehni and Linus Bill of Our Magazine.
Distribution, Linus Bill, Nieves, Urs Lehni, Wesley Willis
Linus Bill, Piss down my back and tell me it’s Raining.
Softcover, 64 pp., offset 4/1, 16.5 x 23 cm
Edition of 500
Published by Nieves
out of print
“The pictures in the book
Piss down my back and tell me it’s Raining. where taken during the last four years. They are the crop of a constantly attentive observation of my environment and coincidence. It’s about what you see and how you look at it. There is love, melancholy, beauty, soccer, irony, friendship, adventure, everyday life, humor and the right moment.”
— Linus Bill
Distribution, Linus Bill, Nieves
