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Two decades of the most singular magazine in contemporary art photography — issue 20 of Cattelan and Ferrari’s brilliantly provocative visual document that occupies a unique space between art, advertising, and conceptual humour. Produced with exceptional print quality and consistently collectable.

A comprehensive scholarly examination of Max Ernst’s engagement with cinema — as influence on his visual imagination and as a medium explored directly. Mazzotta and Pech reveal cinematic thinking throughout his collages, paintings, and collaborations in this essential Skira study of Surrealism and film.

Highlights from the Montgomery Collection — one of the finest private collections of Japanese art in the West, spanning Edo-period painting, prints, lacquerwork, and textiles chosen for quality and aesthetic refinement. A Skira scholarly catalogue essential for collectors and Japanese art enthusiasts.

Georg Baselitz’s monumental 1960s Hero paintings — wounded, alienated figures in devastated landscapes, a raw and powerful response to the moral catastrophe of German history. A Prestel scholarly publication documenting one of the most significant series in postwar European art.

Heinz Peter Schwerfel’s comprehensive examination of how cinema’s language has been absorbed and transformed by contemporary media art — from Bill Viola to Hito Steyerl. A Hatje Cantz essential for film scholars and art curators interested in moving image beyond the screen.

An intimate portrait of Parisian domestic life at its most beautiful — private homes of artists, designers, and passionate amateurs opened by Mathilde Favier. A Flammarion volume capturing the particular quality of how the most design-conscious Parisians actually live, with photography of exceptional warmth.