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INTRODUCTION TO GOD WITH REVOLVER / BY RAYMOND FOYE

"In those days Rene would drop in on friends, collapse for a few hours, borrow money, and be off again. But he often would leave behind poems, scribbled in a book, on the wall, or on some painter's canvas. God with Revolver was compiled from these scraps, which I gathered up in his wake, thanks to Richard Hambleton, William Rand, Robert Hawkins, Francesco Clemente, Brice and Helen Marden, and others.
. . . The poems of the Greek Anthology were his primary model and ideal, and the verses in God with Revolver are likewise satirical, elegiac, homoerotic, epigrammatic, and by turns elegant and crude. The erotic is the door to the divine; God and lover are one, and his is not a Christian god of love. This is the subject of the title poem in this book, 'God with Revolver.'"

Raymond Foye, introduction to the reprint of God with Revolver by Rene Ricard. Full text available online here.

AFTERWORD TO GOD WITH REVOLVER / BY PATRICK FOX

"Rene Ricard was a great actress. Like Nicole Kidman, Rene’s eyes would go bloodshot before ever shedding a tear, calling upon his capillaries for emotional emphasis. . . . His pain was easily accessed, it was just below the surface, obfuscated by his whip-sharp wit, flamboyant charisma, and his above-the-fray demeanor.
. . . In this synthetic light, straining to be heard, Rene, out of nowhere, began telling me about a book of poetry he had been working on. . . . Suddenly he lashed out at me because of a misperceived slight. . . . He saw red, if he blinked, his face would be a cascade of tears, like a Pat Steir painting. But when he raised his head, he was lurid, deadpan. 'I can’t believe you don’t like it.' 'I’ll never get another book of poetry published. No one will ever publish GOD WITH REVOLVER.' End scene . . . and tear."

"God's Cruelties," by Patrick Fox, has been published as an afterword to the reprint of God with Revolver, by Rene Ricard. Full text available online here.

GOD WITH REVOLVER, BY RENE RICARD / LAUNCH AT YVON LAMBERT BOOKSHOP

Join us for the launch of Rene Ricard’s ‘God with Revolver’ at Yvon Lambert Bookshop, on Sunday Sept. 18, from 5 to 6:30 pm.

A selection of poems will be read by
Inès di Folco
Sylvain Jacques
Clara Deshayes
Sigrid Bouaziz
and more

The reading will start at 5:30.

Yvon Lambert Bookshop
14 rue des Filles du Calvaire
75003 Paris

GOD WITH REVOLVER, BY RENE RICARD / BOOK LAUNCH AT MAST BOOKS

We are pleased to invite you to celebrate the re-issue of Rene Ricard’s book, God with Revolver, published by Editions Lutanie, at Mast Books, NY, on July 14, from 6 to 8 pm.

A selection of poems will be read by Nan Goldin, Patrick Fox, Cristine Brache, Anselm Berrigan, Rachel Valinsky, and more.

Mast Books
72 Avenue A
New York, NY 10009

JUST RELEASED / GOD WITH REVOLVER, BY RENE RICARD

God with Revolver is the re-issue of Rene Ricard’s first volume of poetry, originally published in 1989 as part of the Hanuman Books series.

With an introduction by Raymond Foye and an afterword by Patrick Fox.

To be released in July 2022
Printed in Italy
1,500 copies
14 × 22,4 cm, 5 1/2 × 8 7/8 in., 224 pages
Bilingual edition (French, English)

JUST RELEASED / THE WORLD, THE FLESH AND THE DEVIL, BY MARIANNE VITALE

The World, the Flesh and the Devil presents a project developed by the artist Marianne Vitale around the history of an American hospital built in France during the First World War.

Co-published with American Art Catalogues
With an essay by Rachel Valinsky

Published in January 2021
Printed in Italy
22,5 × 28 cm, 9 × 11 in., 120 pages
Bilingual edition (French, English)

JUST RELEASED / HOOKER'S GREEN LAKE, BY FAYE WEI WEI

Hooker's Green Lake presents a series of recent drawings by London-based artist Faye Wei Wei.

Published in December 2020
Printed in Italy
20,3 × 28 cm, 8 × 11 in., 32 pages
English edition

45 copies are accompanied by a signed photograph (5 different photographs)
This limited edition is available here

Published with the support of Cob Gallery, Londres, London

JUST RELEASED / INTERVIEW WITH PAUL CUMMINGS, WALTER DE MARIA

Published in March 2019
Printed in Latvia
700 copies
21,3 × 28,8 cm, 8.39 × 11.34 in, 160 pages
Bilingual edition (French, English)

INTRODUCTION TO RENE RICARD 1979-1980, BY RACHEL VALINSKY

"Introduction to Rene Ricard 1979-1980"
An essay by Rachel Valinsky

RENE RICARD 1979–1980 / BOOK LAUNCH / NEW YORK / JUNE 8, 2018

Book launch on June 8 from 6 to 8 pm
Printed Matter, 231 11th Avenue, New York, NY 10001

The evening will feature readings from the book by Rijard Bergeron, Raymond Foye, Shiv Kotecha, Matt Longabucco, Eileen Myles, Coco Fitterman and Joseph Henry.

Video program:
Dash Snow and Rene Ricard, by Dash Snow x Purple Television, 2009, 1’39
Scene from Underground USA , by Eric Mitchell, 1980, 6’54
After the fall, by Michele Civetta, 2012, 11’ (extract)
Rene Ricard: Be Careful. It is My Heart. Reading "The Secret" at Marble Cemetery, by Liza Béar, 2009, 3’31
Rene Ricard reading "Sleeping Beauty" at home, by Rita Barros, 2013, 2’19
Snow, by Rita Barros, 2011, 0’53

From the introduction: "Today, it is in part for the way Ricard’s poems have indelibly left their mark on the history, people, and literary and art worlds of New York and beyond that Rene’s work should be re-read. They continue to compellingly approach today’s reader in their immediacy, their determination to say all without compromise or reserve, in the risks they take in exposing the vulnerable, precarious, but also licentious self." (Rachel Valinsky)

Event Fb here

RENE RICARD 1979–1980 / BOOK LAUNCH / FRIDAY MAY 4, 2018

Book launch on Friday May 4 from 7 pm
Treize, 24 rue Moret, 75011 paris

Rene Ricard 1979–1980
by Rene Ricard
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 200 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

A reading will take place at 8 pm, with Agathe Bonitzer, Leopold Duchemin,
Sylvain Jacques, Kate Moran, Christelle Oyiri, Henri-Noël Tabary.

Video program:
Dash Snow and Rene Ricard, by Dash Snow x Purple Television, 2009, 1’39
Scene from Underground USA by Eric Mitchell, 1980, 6’54
Oil Kills Poets Spill - Rene Ricard, by Artofficialus, 2010, 5’37
After the fall, by Michele Civetta, 2012, 11’
Don't Walk Away Renee Ricard - Chelsea Hotel, by Lukes Farm, c. 2004, 2’45
Rene Ricard: Be Careful. It is My Heart. Reading "The Secret" at Marble Cemetery, by Liza Béar, 2009, 3’31

In partnership with Don Papa Rum.

Video of the event here.

JUST RELEASED / RENE RICARD 1979–1980

Published in March 2018
700 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 200 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

ARCANA 2 & 3 / LAUNCH OF THE BOOKS / MAY 11, 2017

Launch of the books on Thursday May 11 from 7 pm
Treize, 24 rue Moret, 75011 paris

ARCANA 2
300 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 104 pages

ARCANA 3
300 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 136 pages

JUST RELEASED / ARCANA 3, VIRGIL VERNIER

Published in April 2017
Printed in France
300 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 136 pages

JUST RELEASED / ARCANA 2, VIRGIL VERNIER

Published in April 2017
Printed in France
300 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 104 pages

JUST RELEASED / UNDOCUMENTA

UNdocumenta - International Film Festival
collective

Published by Treize, Éditions Lutanie and the Asia Culture Center-Theater

Published in April 2016
Printed in Korea
400 copies
16 × 24 cm, 6.3 × 9.4 in, 172 pages
Bilingual edition (English/Korean)

UNDOCUMENTA / APR.29 - MAY 1, 2016 / GWANGJU

Initiated by filmmaker Raya Martin and critic Antoine Thirion, UNdocumenta is a film festival revolving around lost accounts of cinema (through material destruction, acts of censorship, political, economic or human contingencies) and forgotten histories of populations (marked by repressions, displacements, emancipations, deliberate or imposed disappearances).

Inspired by the works of archivist Paolo Cherchi Usai and anthropologist James C. Scott, UNdocumenta revisits history and cinema through the blind side of their radically excluded material. If history is told by those who left the most traces of their existence, it can learn from paying attention not only to those who were misrepresented, but as well to those who ensured they weren’t leaving any traces behind by means of self-destruction or self-erasure.

UNdocumenta is based on orality, performance, and collective experiences—three elements that are likely to emancipate cinema from its industrial and spectacular ends.

A catalogue, edited by Gallien Déjean, has been published on this occasion.

UNdocumenta
Asia Culture Center-Theater
38 Munhwajeondang-ro Dong-gu
Gwangju, South Korea

With Mathieu Abonnenc, Jean-Marie Appriou, Max-Philip Aschenbrenner, Huma Bhabha, Sigrid Bouaziz, Enrico Camporesi, Chan Ho-lun Fredie & Cheung Tit Leung, Violet Cho, Daejin Choi, Eric Choi, Gallien Déjean, Arnaud Dezoteux, Bertrand Dezoteux, John Divola, Matthew Flanagan, Wang Feng, Kawayan Thor De Guia, Songhee Kim, Chang-Huei Ge, Aaron Hillis, Craig Keller, Steinar Haga Kristensen, Manon Lutanie, Ladj Ly, Huang Mei, Pascaline Morincôme, Rachael Rakes, Clément Rodzielski, Nicolas Roggy, Olga Rozenblum, Lou Rozès, Anne-Françoise Schmid, Roman Seban, Chai Siris, Park Taekyu, Jessey Tsang Tsui-Shan, Rachel Valinsky, High Wolf, Un-Seong, Rikun Zhu

Co-produced by red shoes and the Asia Culture Center-Theater
Catalogue published by Treize, Éditions Lutanie and the Asia Culture Center-Theater

ARCANA 1 / BOOK + CD LAUNCH / SATURDAY APRIL 16, 2016

Launch on Saturday April 16 from 6 pm
37 bis rue de Montreuil 75011 Paris

ARCANA 1
Virgil Vernier
Published by Editions Lutanie and Préféré
400 copies

ARCANA CD
By Virgil Vernier and Gloria Jacobsen 
100 copies

LIMITED EDITION / ARCANA CD

Gloria Jacobsen and Virgil Vernier
Arcana CD, 2016
CD, 100 exemplaires
21 titres, 30 minutes

JUST RELEASED / ARCANA 1, VIRGIL VERNIER

Co-published with Préféré

Published with the support of Kazak Productions

Published in March 2016
Printed in Belgium
400 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 136 pages

JEAN-CLAUDE LUTANIE, BY RACHEL VALINSKY / THE THIRD RAIL

In The Third Rail #7:

"Introduction to Jean-Claude Lutanie" by Rachel Valinsky
followed by excerpts of the translation in English of Protestation devant les libertaires du présent et du futur sur les capitulations de 1980, de Jean-Claude Lutanie

The issue will be launched at the LA Art Book Fair
at the The Third Rail's booth (B01)
From Feb. 11 to Feb. 14, 2016

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH VIRGIL VERNIER

Interview with Virgil Vernier, about his most recent short films:
Iron Maiden, Europa 1 and Europa 2

by Anne Vimeux, December 10, 2015

OFFPRINT PARIS / NOV. 12–15, 2015

Paraguay Press - Section 7 will present a selection of books published by Éditions Lutanie at Offprint Paris

École nationale supérieure des Beaux–Arts
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH RACHEL VALINSKY

Interview with Rachel Valinsky, by Manon Lutanie, June 5, 2015

Rachel Valinsky is an independent curator, writer and translator based in Brooklyn, New York. Her writing has appeared or is forthcoming in East of Borneo, Millenium Film Journal, BOMB, C Magazine and AVANT.org, among others. She is the author of art&education (Luma Foundation/89plus, 2014). She is a co-founder of Wendy's Subway, a library, reading room and workspace in Williamsburg, and a co-curator at Haeler Echo, New York. Rachel Valinsky holds a BA in Art History and Comparative Literature from Columbia University.

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH SIGRID BOUAZIZ

Interview with Sigrid Bouaziz, by Manon Lutanie, May 16, 2015

Sigrid Bouaziz is a French film, theater and television actress. She trained at the Conservatoire national supérieur d'art dramatique (National Conservatory of Dramatic arts) in Paris. She has directed a short film, Mon amour (2013), and two music videos for the electronic artist and composer Joakim, her brother. Most recently, Sigrid directed and acted in Je veux, je veux, a play inspired by the life and work of Sylvia Plath, with Valentine Carette, at the Ménagerie de Verre.

OFFPRINT LONDON / TATE MODERN / MAY 22–25, 2015

From May 22 to May 25, 2015
Tate Modern - Turbine Hall
Bankside, London SE1 9TG, UK

Table curated by Guy Gormley

Contributors:
Alex Sturrock, Andy Holden, Absolom & Bardsley, BRICKHOUSE,
Bus Editions, Bryce Hackford, Born Free, Cairi Jacks, Deek, Éditions Lutanie,
Edwin Burdis, Gareth McConnell, Guy Gormley, Holy White, Jack Bechtler, John T. Gast,
Jack Day, Ksenia Pedan, Lloyd Corporation, Michael Grieve, Paul B. Davis, Rory Gleeson,
Top Nice, Tom Bush, Tyrone Lebon

Video program: 
Broke - music by SHigh feat. Bruno Hibombo - video by Johan Norling
Trident - music by Hounds of Hate - video by Tobias Centrewall
Kuk, Balls and No Balls - music by LVL - video by LVL
Chamber of Love - music by Jaako Eino Kalevi - video by LVL
Confusion - music by Special Occasion - video by Jon Auman
Swaynes Lane - music by Enchante - video by Lewis Teague Wright
Pattern 3 (Gunman) - music by Enchante - video by Cheal / ooukfunkyoo
The Body - video by Thierry de Peretti
Beverly Kiss - video by Pierre Fahys
Everybody Knows - video by Gery Georgieva
Jogging Memory - music by Kiran Kai - video by Franck Lebon
Stadium - video by Leo Haddad

HARD CORE, BY WALTER DE MARIA / BY ANTOINE THIRION

"All art which is seriously attached to the idea of the landscape cannot afford to avoid exhuming the vestiges buried by the violence of history." 

"Hard Core, by Walter De Maria"
An essay by Antoine Thirion

LIMITED EDITION BY GUY GORMLEY

Photograph mounted on worn mount board 
Edition of 4
15 × 20 cm, 6 × 7.8 in

SCULPTURE IN REVERSE / BIBLIOTHEQUE KANDINSKY / JANUARY–MARCH 2015

Sculpture in Reverse, an interview with Michael Heizer, was published by Éditions Lutanie in the fall of 2014. A presentation of the book took place at the Kandinsky Library on January 21, at the initiative of the Kandinsky Library at Centre Pompidou and the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap). On this occasion, the library's display cases present books and documents by and about Michael Heizer, selected from the library’s archives.

Kandinsky Library
Centre Pompidou, Level 3
75004 Paris

SCULPTURE IN REVERSE / BIBLIOTHEQUE KANDINSKY / JANUARY 21, 2015

The Kandinsky Library at Centre Pompidou and the Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap) are pleased to invite you to a presentation of Michael Heizer's book Sculpture in Reverse, published by Éditions Lutanie in the fall of 2014. Manon Lutanie, publisher, and Raphaëlle Brin, translator of the book, will be present.

Wednesday, January 21, 2015, 6.30 pm

Kandinsky Library
Centre Pompidou, Level 3
75004 Paris
 
Hard Core, a short film directed by Walter De Maria and featuring Michael Heizer, will be shown on this occasion, in a 16 mm version. The film critic Antoine Thirion will present the movie.

The library's display cases will present books and documents by and about Michael Heizer, selected from the library's archives.

BOOK SIGNING AT OFFPRINT PARIS

Théodore Fivel will be signing Lost Marbles

Saturday 15, 2014 at 5 pm

OFFPRINT / BEAUX-ARTS DE PARIS / NOVEMBER 14–16, 2014

We will present our books at Offprint Paris

École nationale supérieure des Beaux–Arts
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris

Friday, 1–9 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 11 am–7 pm

LIMITED EDITION BY FABRICE LANGLADE

Monsieur, Fabrice Langlade

Offset poster. Limited edition of 50 signed and numbered copies
Recto / verso
With texts by Fabrice Langlade and Paul Ardenne

With the support of Musée de la Chasse et de la Nature

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH FABRICE LANGLADE

Interview with Fabrice Langlade by Cerise Fontaine, Paris, June 2014

COLE MOHR'S FREE FOOD / NY ART BOOK FAIR / SEPTEMBER 27, 2014

Cole Mohr will be signing his self-published book, Free Food, at our booth at the NY Art Book Fair

Saturday 27 at 4:30 pm
Éditions Lutanie - Booth N03

JUST RELEASED / SCULPTURE IN REVERSE, MICHAEL HEIZER

Published with the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap)

Published in September 2014
Printed in France
1500 copies
25 × 28 cm, in, 9.8 × 11 in, 73 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

JUST RELEASED / LOST MARBLES, MARIANNE VITALE & THEODORE FIVEL

Published in September 2014
Printed in France
500 copies
33 × 20,6 cm, 13 × 7.8 in, 80 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

NY ART BOOK FAIR / MOMA PS1 / SEPTEMBER 26–28, 2014

Opening: September 25, 6–9 pm

Organized by Printed Matter
At MoMA PS1
22–25 Jackson Avenue at 46th Avenue
Long Island City, New York

With works by:
Gilles Bonnecarrère
Théodore Fivel
Fabrice Langlade
Cole Mohr
Marianne Vitale

COSMOS / ARLES / JULY 7-12, 2014

Male Dancers Wanted & MMX
With Mörel Books

From noon to 8 pm everyday
2 rue de la Paix - 13200 Arles - France

OFFPRINT / PARIS / NOVEMBER 14–17, 2013

At the Beaux–Arts
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris

Thursday and Friday, 1–8:30 pm
Saturday and Sunday, 1–7 pm

MMX BOOK LAUNCH / RVB BOOKS / FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 2013

Launch of the book MMX, by Raphaele Godin

RVB Books
95 rue Julien Lacroix, 75020 Paris
7–10 pm

NY ART BOOK FAIR / MOMA PS1 / SEPTEMBER 19–22, 2013

Opening: September 19, 6–9 pm

Organized by Printed Matter
At MoMA PS1
22–25 Jackson Avenue at 46th Avenue
Long Island City, New York

With works by:
Gilles Bonnecarrère
Pierre Fahys
Théodore Fivel
Raphaele Godin
Dune Varela

LIMITED EDITION / PIERRE FAHYS

Offset poster. Limited edition of 40 signed and numbered copies
Printed on 90gsm Cyclus Print White by SNEL, Belgium
100 × 66 cm, 39.4 × 26 in

LIMITED EDITION / GILLES BONNECARRÈRE

Silver print, signed and numbered
Edition of 5
40 × 50 cm, 15.7 × 19.6 in

JUST RELEASED / MALE DANCERS WANTED, GILLES BONNECARRÈRE

Co-published with Préféré

Published in September 2013
Printed in Belgium
400 copies
26,8 × 31,7 cm, 10.5 × 12.5 in, 72 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

LIMITED EDITION / RAPHAELE GODIN

Signed silver print
18 × 24 cm, 7 × 9.4 in

JUST RELEASED / MMX, RAPHAELE GODIN

Published in September 2013
Printed in Belgium
400 copies
17 × 24 cm, 6.7 × 9.4 in, 304 pages

THE CLUB / ARLES / JULY 1–7, 2013

Éditions Lutanie will be present at the "Club," Arles
July 1–7, 2013

With works by:
Raphaele Godin
Dune Varela

Bourse du travail
3 rue Parmentier, 13200 Arles

YVON LAMBERT BOOKSHOP / PARIS / FRIDAY, JUNE 28, 2013

"Nature has had her day."
Huysmans, Against the Grain

Éditions Lutanie will present new editions by Dune Varela, Théodore Fivel and Mati Diop

Offset posters, editions of 40, signed and numbered

Screening of Snow Canon, by Mati Diop

Yvon Lambert Bookshop
108 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris

LIMITED EDITION / DUNE VARELA

Offset poster. Limited edition of 40 signed and numbered copies
Printed on 90gsm Cyclus Print White by SNEL, Belgium
100 × 66 cm, 39.4 × 26 in

LIMITED EDITION / THEODORE FIVEL

Offset poster. Limited edition of 40 signed and numbered copies
Printed on 90gsm Cyclus Print White by SNEL, Belgium
100 × 66 cm, 39.4 × 26 in

LIMITED EDITION / MATI DIOP

Offset poster. Limited edition of 40 signed and numbered copies
Printed on 90gsm Cyclus Print White by SNEL, Belgium
100 × 66 cm, 39.4 × 26 in

TADASHI KAWAMATA BOOK SIGNING / LIBRAIRIE DU PARC / JUNE 12, 2013

From 6 pm onwards on June 12, 2013, Tadashi Kawamata will sign copies of a number of his works, including the interviews, at the Librairie du Parc, close to his installation "Collective Folie."

Librairie du Parc / Actes Sud
Parc de la Villette
211 avenue Jean-Jaurès, 75019 Paris

SALON DU LIVRE / PARIS / MARCH 22–25, 2013

Éditions Lutanie will join other independent publishers of the Paris metropolitan area at the Salon du Livre (booth K83).

Porte de Versailles – Pavillon 1
Boulevard Victor, 75020 Paris

ARTISTS PRINT / BRUSSELS / MARCH 22–24, 2013

Organized by Komplot
295 Avenue Van Volxemlaan, Brussels

JUST RELEASED / ENTRETIENS, TADASHI KAWAMATA

Published in February 2013
Printed in France
1000 copies
18 × 11,1 cm, 7 × 4.4 in, 128 pages
French edition

OFFPRINT / PARIS / NOVEMBER 15–18, 2012

At the Beaux–Arts, Paris
14 rue Bonaparte, 75006 Paris

Thursday–Friday: noon–8:30 pm
Saturday–Sunday: 1–7 pm

JUST RELEASED / ATLAS 2002-2012, L'ATLAS

Published in November 2012
Printed in France
500 copies
Bilingual edition (French, English)

THE EXCHANGE LIBRARY / PARIS / OCTOBER 18–21, 2012

You'll find our books in Tadashi Kawamata's Exchange Library in the Tuileries gardens during the duration of the FIAC

The Exchange Library
Jardin des Tuileries, Paris
October 18–21, 10 am–6 pm

SALON LIGHT #9 / PALAIS DE TOKYO / OCTOBER 19–21, 2012

Éditions Lutanie will be represented by Section 7 Books (castillo/corrales) at the Salon Light

Palais de Tokyo
13 avenue du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris

From noon to midnight each day

IMPALAS, LYCAONS / LIBRAIRIE LES SAISONS / JUNE 2, 2012

Dune Varela will be signing Impalas, lycaons
on Saturday, June 2nd, from 6 to 7 pm, at Librairie Les Saisons

Librairie Les Saisons
21 rue Saint-Nicolas
17100 La Rochelle, France

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH TADASHI KAWAMATA

Interview with Tadashi Kawamata by Cerise Fontaine, May 2012

ONLINE INTERVIEW WITH DUNE VARELA

Interview with Dune Varela by Manon Lutanie, January 2012

IMPALAS, LYCAONS / GALERIE INTUITI / JANUARY 26, 2012

Photography exhibition and launch of the book Impalas, Lycaons by Dune Varela, recently published by Éditions Lutanie

Galerie Intuiti
16 rue des Coutures St Gervais, 75003 Paris
From 6 pm

LAUNCH OF GORDON MATTA-CLARK, ENTRETIENS / PARIS / JUNE 19, 2011

Launch of the book Gordon Matta–Clark's Entretiens, recently published by Éditons Lutanie

27 Cité Industrielle
75011 Paris

From 7 pm
Performance by Tanc at 8 pm
Food prepared by Lorenzo de Angelis and Ikue Nakagawa

LYFE / GALERIE SUZANNE TARASIEVE / MAY 5, 2011

During the final days of his solo show at the Galerie Suzanne Tarasleve, Yassine Mekhnache will be signing copies of his first monograph, Lyfe, recently published by Éditions Lutanie

Galerie Suzanne Tarasleve / Loft 19
Passage de l’Atlas
5 villa Marcel Lods, 75019 Paris

7–9 pm

JUST RELEASED / LYFE, YASSINE MEKHNACHE

Published in May 2011
Printed in Germany
500 copies
21 × 27 cm, 8.3 × 10.6 in, 170 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)

JUST RELEASED / PROTESTATION, JEAN-CLAUDE LUTANIE

Printed in France
Published in March 2011
300 copies
18 × 11,1 cm, 7 × 4.4 in, 108 pages
French edition

Éditions Lutanie, Paris
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