Delphine Bedel
All that Is Solid Melts into Air – Notes on Tourism
As one of the largest world industries today, tourism and leisure have a profound impact on our way of life, reflecting the shifting cultural, economic, and social realities that take place across the globe. In the past, Delphine Bebel has explored this issue through different media including a photographic series, videos, texts, talks and publications. With this book, Bebel expands on her 2007 Amsterdam exhibition Reality Check with photographs and an array of contemporary perspectives that address questions about representation, art, and tourism from artists and critics such as Franscesco Bernardelli, Rachel Esner, Frederikke Hansen, Bruno Latour, Marco Pasi, Renee Ridgway, Thibaut de Ruyter and Olivier Rolin.
56 pp / 20 b&w
ISBN: 978-90-5973-072-4
Retail Price: $42.00
Kim Bouvy
Phantom City – A Novel
In this photographic novel, Dutch artist Kim Bouvy explores the way urban surroundings are perceived and valued – and how that is reflected in the visual culture, including art and architecture. Bouvy focuses on the city of Rotterdam through 160 images culled from newspaper clippings, promotional materials, postcards, and other images, which she mixes with photographs she took around Rotterdam between 2001 and 2006. Through these images and texts, Bouvy weaves a tale about a phantom city, a place that everybody recognizes but no one knows, where the present, future and past collide and merge into an unexpected narrative. Another thought-provoking work from this poet of the “condition urbaine.”
224 pp / 150 b&w
ISBN: 978-90-5973-076-2
Retail Price: $68.00


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