A Book of LinesBy Paul Cox ISBN: 978 88 7570 019 5 From the unlimited fantasy of Paul Cox, one of the most appreciated French artists, comes "A book of lines". Instead of making the classic colouring book, Paul has prepared a reverse one: on paper there are not lines but only colours to which you can give shape, outline, sense. And more: there's also space for words and stories that can come out from those that seem only simple spots. After "Intanto", published by

Then and Now

28 large format postcards printed one side with the images from the exhibition

4oz (115ml)

la marqueterie de paille mais aussi des matières nouvelles pour l’époque comme le liège

collecté par le Conservatoire national des arts et métiers et déposé en 1992 à l'Institut français d'architecture

The meticulous photographic practice of Japanese artist Hiroshi Sugimoto (*1948 in Tokyo) is like that of a painter’s

Lo Monaco takes out old games from the bedroom cupboard

While this first retrospective deals with all phases of Kertész’s career

who died at an early age

The first edition was printed in 1968

the knowledge that beyond the frame reality goes on unfolding

Coline Aguettaz