Anselm Kiefer

Arts & Photography

Kevin Power

History & Criticism

White Cube

<p>Juan Usle: OJO-NIDO captures the paintings and poetry of the Spanish painter, on the occasion of his 2008 solo exhibition at L.A. Louver in Venice, California (May 22 - July 5, 2008). In his essay entitled Beauty and All That Jazz, curator and writer Kevin Power reflects on Usle's intellectual and aesthetic explorations through composition and mark-making, and juxtaposes the artist's analytical, vibrant approach to painting with musical and literary references. Sixteen paintings, created in studios in New York and Cantabria, Spain, are fully illustrated, alongside poems written by Usle -- printed in both Spanish and English -- related to each of the works. OJO-NIDO invites admirers of Usle into the canny dimensionality of his work, beyond the plane of the canvas. <br> Design by Stefan Bucher, 344 Design.</p>

Juan Usle: OJO-NIDO (Spanish Edition) (English and Spanish Edition)

Juan Usle

L.A. Louver Publications

Lives are shattered when three private school-educated, rugby-playing young men attack another young man outside a Dublin nightclub. On a late August night, a young man is kicked to death outside a Dublin nightclub and celebration turns to devastation. The reverberations of that event, its genesis and aftermath, is the subject of this extraordinary story, stripping away the veneer of a generation of Celtic cubs, whose social and sexual mores are chronicled and dissected in this tract for our times. The victim, Conor Harris, his killers - three of them are charged with manslaughter - and the trial judge share common childhoods and schooling in the privileged echelons of south Dublin suburbia. The intertwining of these lives leaves their afflicted families in moral free fall as public exposure merges with private anguish and imploded futures.

Bad Day in Blackrock

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

Clearway Logistics Phase 1a

Markus Luperts. About the Three Graces. 2004. Paper.

Michael Werner

Regina Silveira says that she gave the title "Lumen" to the totality of this project to emphasize that the light is once again the axis of her poetic reflection and the key for all the operations of the language involved in her dialogue with the architecture of the Crystal Palace. For this exhibition, this catalog was edited with texts by the commissioner Kevin Power and the critic Adolfo Montejo Navas, accompanied by essays by Walter Zanini, Aracy Amaral, Marcio Doctors and Angelica da Moraes. The catalog includes the artist's biography and a selection of texts written by herself.

Regina Silveira. Luz, lumen (Spanish and English Edition)

Individual Artists

Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía

Pensamiento Critico En El Nuevo Arte Latinoamericano (Spanish Edition)

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