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Lukas Hoffmann - Sharing KalesijaIn 2010 Berlin based Swiss artist Lukas Hoffmann spent two weeks in the city of Kalesija, in the north eastern region of Bosnia Herzegovina. He spent his time there living with locals and photographing his experiences. The beautiful black and white images of picturesque scenery and intimate portraits of everyday life read as journalistic, or diary like fragments. Bought to us by Kodoji Press (Zurich). 22 29 cm, 56 pages, softcover, Kodoji Press

Re-imagined through the primordial forests – from the Californian redwoods to northern Finland

Half Flush is published to coincide with Mark Hilton's exhibition of the same name at Darren Knight Gallery

Melbourne by artist and curator Jane O'Neil between 2005 and 2007

Narelle Brewer and Justine Ellis

and fantasies

of his own

It is obvious: sitting is a physical pleasure: sitting is intimate

often tracing the undercurrents of economic and political cycles

everything from wall-sized paintings to filigree drawings and grotesque collages

traces of patterns emerging and dissolving: the work of American choreographer and dancer Meg Stuart is an enigmatic and dazzling experience of dance as a multisensory attack

for which they developed together atmospheric and cleverly innovative store concepts in the vein of the Haussmann’s “Critical Mannerism

city-like housing estates from the 1970s (which look like surreal experiments in crossbreeding desert caves with Star Wars) to several of his 1000-plus projects (spanning perfume bottles to entire city plans)

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