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Just released | Poems, by Zoë Lund
Poems presents four unpublished poems by American writer and actress Zoë Lund (1962–1999), written in the 1980s. An incandescent voice emerges, revealing the might, sincerity, and precision of her expression, as well as her vulnerability and defiance in the face of death. This is the first publication dedicated to her work.
Co-published with Small Press
With an introduction by Stephanie LaCava
Edited and translated into French by Stephanie LaCava and Manon Lutanie.
Design: Manon Lutanie
Published in October 2023
Printed in Italy
2000 copies
17 × 26 cm, 6 11/16 × 10 1/4 in., 16 pages
Bilingual (English, French)
Poems, by Zoë Lund | Book launch and screening
Join us on Oct. 19 from 7 to 9 pm at After 8 Books, Paris, to celebrate the release of Poems, by Zoë Lund, published by Éditions Lutanie and Small Press. A reading will take place at the bookstore, followed by a screening at Cinéma Le Brady, two blocks away, at 9:30.
We’ll screen Hot Ticket (96 seconds), directed by Zoë Lund in 1993, and a newly restored copy of Bad Lieutenant (1992, 96 minutes, with French subtitles), directed by Abel Ferrara and written by Zoë Lund, who also stars in it.
After 8 Books
7 rue Jarry, Paris 10
7-9 pm (reading at 8 pm)
Le Brady
39 bd de Strasbourg, Paris 10
9:30 pm (free screening, introduced by Stephanie LaCava and Manon Lutanie)
30% of sales made during the launch will be donated to the harm reduction and overdose prevention center Gaïa-Paris, located in Paris 10.
A conversation between Gerard Malanga, Manon Lutanie and Raymond Foye, on Rene Ricard
"I met Rene probably around spring of 1965. I was working with Andy Warhol, as Andy's assistant. And I happened to be at the Factory one day, by myself, when Rene showed up. I always remember the first thing Rene said to me was: “I came to seek you out.” And I thought that was very funny. He didn't stay too long, but I was very curious about him."
Read the full conversation here.
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, Paris
Join us for the launch of Rene Ricard’s ‘God with Revolver’ at Yvon Lambert, 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
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
In presence of Raymond Foye and Manon Lutanie.
Mast Books
72 Avenue A
New York, NY 10009
Video of the event here.
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.
Published 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
Interview with Paul Cummings is the bilingual edition (French, English) of an interview with Walter De Maria recorded in 1972 for the Archives of American Art.
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)
Published with the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
Introduction to Rene Ricard 1979-1980, by Rachel Valinsky
"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."
"Introduction to Rene Ricard 1979-1980"
An essay by Rachel Valinsky
Rene Ricard 1979–1980 | Book launch at Printed Matter | 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
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, Manon Lutanie, Henri-Noël Tabary and Inna.
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
Video of the event here.
Just released | Rene Ricard 1979–1980
Rene Ricard 1979-1980 is the first collection of American poet and artist Rene Ricard’s poetry, first published by the Dia Art Foundation in 1979. This edition presents, in a new format, both the original book design reproduced as a facsimile and the first French translation of Ricard’s poems.
Published in March 2018
700 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 200 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)
Published with the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
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
This third volume focuses on advertising imagery targeting women.
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
Arcana 2 is the second volume of a series of books designed to mount an archive of the present through a collection of emblematic documents of the twenty-first century, culled from the media, advertising, and the Internet. Based on the Nordic myth of Odin, this volume investigates the contemporary representation of the male body.
Published in April 2017
Printed in France
300 copies
21 × 29,7 cm, 8.3 × 11.7 in, 104 pages
UNdocumenta is the catalogue for the eponymous film festival initiated by filmmaker Raya Martin and critic Antoine Thirion. Revolving around lost accounts of cinema (through material destruction, acts of censorship, political, economic or human contingencies) and condemned histories of populations (marked by repressions, displacements, emancipations, deliberate or imposed disappearance), UNdocumenta was held at the Asia Culture Center-Theater of Gwangju from April 29 to May 1, 2016.
With contributions by Mathieu Abonnenc, Enrico Camporesi, Chan Ho-lun Fredie & Cheung Tit Leung, Violet Cho, Eric Choi, Gallien Déjean, Bertrand Dezoteux, Matthew Flanagan, Chang-Huei Ge, Aaron Hillis, Craig Keller, Manon Lutanie, Benoît Maire, Raya Martin, Huang Mei, Pascaline Morincôme, Maxime Primault, Rachael Rakes, Clément Rodzielski, Olga Rozenblum, Lou Rozès, Anne-Françoise Schmid, James C. Scott, Roman Seban, Park Taekyu, Antoine Thirion, Jessey Tsang Tsui-Shan, Rachel Valinsky, Rikun Zhu.
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, published by Treize, Éditions Lutanie and the Asia Culture Center-Theater, has been released on this occasion, edited by Gallien Déjean.
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 | 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
Just released | Arcana 1, Virgil Vernier
Arcana 1 is the first volume in a series of books designed to mount an archive of the present through a collection of emblematic documents of the twenty-first century, culled from the media, advertising, and the Internet. Arcana 1 gathers images of luxury watches cut out from magazines, with no typographical mention so to reveal the peculiar aura of these objects.
Co-published with Préféré
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
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
Sculpture in Reverse | Launch | Bibliothèque Kandinsky | Jan. 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, and presented by Antoine Thirion.
The library's display cases will present books and documents by and about Michael Heizer, selected from the library's archives, from Jan. to March 2015.
Offprint | Beaux-Arts de Paris | Nov. 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
Théodore Fivel will be signing Lost Marbles
Saturday 15, 2014 at 5 pm
Just released | Sculpture in Reverse, Michael Heizer
Sculpture in Reverse is the reedition and first translation of an interview between Michael Heizer and Julia Brown, first published in 1984 in the exhibition catalog Michael Heizer, Sculpture in Reverse (Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles—MOCA). The original text is reproduced in facsimile and followed by a translation in French, presented with illustrations from the original catalog, arranged in a new order.
Published in September 2014
Printed in France
1500 copies
25 × 28 cm, in, 9.8 × 11 in, 73 pages
Bilingual edition (French/English)
Published with the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
Just released | Lost Marbles, Marianne Vitale & Théodore Fivel
Lost Marbles is a catalogue published on the occasion of the eponymous exhibition by Marianne Vitale and Théodore Fivel, which took place in an abandoned marble factory in Montreuil, France, in 2012.
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
Cole Mohr will be signing his self-published book, Free Food, at our booth (N03) on Saturday 27, 4:30 pm.
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
Fabrice Langlade, in conversation with Cerise Fontaine
"For Dionysos, which is the first work of this corpus, I copied an image from a book like you did in the old days, the Dionysus in the Farnese Collection. I copied its base, its plinth. Formally, when we look at the shoring of an antique sculpture, we see a very modern dynamic. . . . Just look at the Farnese Bull: if you take out the bull, Theseus and all the rest, there’s still something pretty interesting happening there, something pretty exciting, I like that. I did a Hercule that I also borrowed from the Farnese Collection. Other sculptures are the result of pure invention, or interpretations of leitmotifs that we find recurrently in various different sculptures. I’m thinking for instance of the very beautiful leitmotif of the little boy removing a thorn from his foot, which we find in North Africa, in Italy, in Greece, in Sicily. It’s always more or less the same plinth, since the boy has to be seated. I’ve done my interpretation of this theme."
Fabrice Langlade, in conversation with Cerise Fontaine, June 2014. Read the full text here.
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 | 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 | 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
Male Dancers Wanted is a collection of previously unpublished photographs taken in a strip club in New York in 1976.
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)
Just released | MMX, Raphaele Godin
MMX is photographer Raphaele Godin’s first book. It presents a series of snapshots of her daily life, taken in the 2010s.
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
Bourse du travail
3 rue Parmentier, 13200 Arles
Nature has had her day | Yvon Lambert Bookshop | Paris | 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, a short film by Mati Diop.
Yvon Lambert Bookstore
108 rue Vieille du Temple, 75003 Paris
Artists Print | Brussels | March 22–24, 2013
Organized by Komplot
295 Avenue Van Volxemlaan, Brussels
Just released | Entretiens, Tadashi Kawamata
This book presents five interviews with the Japanese artist Tadashi Kawamata dating from 1987 to the present. Translated here for the first time into French, these texts offer insight into the evolution of the artist, who retraces his numerous architectural and temporary wooden constructions.
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 has been photographing his first seven paintings in the streets of the cities he travels through. This book assembles his photographs on the occasion of the tenth anniversary of the project.
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
Tadashi Kawamata in conversation with Cerise Fontaine
"I always have a plan when I’m doing a project to alter the thing that we are making, to recycle it, to make it a part of something else. . . . And sometimes when I get an offer for a project they already have a plan for how they’ll use the material afterwards. Sometimes they make a small hut, maybe a garden shed, and they already have it in mind. I always need this sort of after-project, to know how the project will continue in this way. Because this is part of the project too, you know. For me, building up and building down, they aren’t so different."
Tadashi Kawamata, in conversation with Cerise Fontaine, May 2012. Read the full text here.
Just released | Impalas, lycaons | Dune Varela
In this series of 25 pictures, Dune Varela combines images of dioramas photographed in natural history museums—where nature is staged—with real landscapes.
Published in January 2012
Printed in Belgium
600 copies
20 × 14 cm, 8 × 5.5 in, 72 pages
Bilingual edition (French, English)
Book launch | Entretiens, by Gordon Matta-Clark | 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
Just released | Entretiens, by Gordon Matta-Clark
This collection gathers six interviews given by the American artist Gordon Matta-Clark from 1974 to 1978—the year of his death at the age of 35. In these conversations, Matta-Clark retraces his career and various artistic projects, including his famous building cut-outs, and reflects on the social concerns animating his work. This is the first time these interviews appear in a French translation.
Published in June 2011
Printed in France
18 × 11,1 cm, 7 × 4.4 in., 146 pages
French edition
Published with the support of Centre national des arts plastiques (Cnap).
Lyfe | Galerie Suzanne Tarasieve | May 5, 2011
During the final days of his exhibition at the Galerie Suzanne Tarasleve, Yassine Mekhnache will be signing copies of his monograph, recently published by Éditions Lutanie.
Galerie Suzanne Tarasleve
Passage de l’Atlas
5 villa Marcel Lods, 75019 Paris
7–9 pm
Just released | Lyfe, Yassine Mekhnache
Lyfe is Yassine Mekhnache’s first monograph.
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