 | Momentary Momentum2007 Publisher: Parasol unit foundation for contemporary art 15 × 21 cm, DVD + 64 pages ISBN: 978-3-905770-59-9 Price: 20 euros → Order this book The exhibition “Momentary Momentum: animated drawings” at Parasol Unit Foundation in London was a cross-section of contemporary animation that explored the tension between the fleeting aspect of animation drawings and their length within a video. Works of internationally recognized artists were presented, such as William Kentridge, David Shrigley, Kara Walker or Tabaïmo. The catalogue includes a DVD of the videos presented. Publisher: Parasol Unit & JRP: Ringier Color pictures
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 | Version animée 062006 Co-Authors: André Iten, Laurence Dreyfus Publisher: Centre pour l'image contemporaine, Saint-Gervais 15 × 21 cm, cd-rom + 80 pages ISBN: 2-940181-02-0 Price: 20 euros → Order this book The exhibition “Version Animée” proposed a sample of the tremendous activity of the contemporary animation world. Between technology and traditional drawings, between videogames and clips, it proposed a panorama of the richness of creation in this artistic field with works by Francis Alÿs, Kolkoz, Hans Op de Beck, Robin Rhode and a dozen other artists. The leaflet is sold with a DVD of the video presented Bilingual French/English 2000 copies Color pictures
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 | Déguste - L'art de goûter autrement2005 Publisher: Culturesfrance 15 × 21 cm, 126 pages ISBN: 978-2-35476-010-6 Price: 10 euros → Order this book The exhibition Déguste consisted in artists producing a work in relation with food. We could discover an edible sculpture, a reflection on civism in the midst a buffet, associations between artists and designers. The works of art were invitations for spectators to participate directly with the exhibition. Bilingual French/English
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 | Central Station, collection Harald Falckenberg2004 Co-Authors: Laurence Dreyfus, Sophie Delpeux (historienne de l’art), entretien d’Harald Falckenberg avec Hans-Ulrich Obrist (critique d’art) Publisher: Fage & La Maison Rouge 22 x 16 cm, 160 pages ISBN: 2 84975 033 6 Price: 25 euros → Order this book "For me, collecting is an intellectual and emotional confrontation, both dream and trauma, an expansion of one's consciousness - in the end, a form of self-discovery. [...] I came to understand that the sublime and the eminent were not really my thing, that I preferred a subversive form of art practice [...]" Harald Falkenberg. In little more than ten years, Harald Falkenberg has built up a collection of nearly 4000 works of contemporary art. They are housed in a private museum located in a 6000 square-metre industrial complex outside Hamburg. "civil disobedience", or individual resistance, is the guiding thread in his choice of works, some of which are monumental, and most of which are provocative and engaged. Central Station at La Maison Rouge features almost 200 works from this constantly evolving ensemble, which has something of both the archive and the laboratory. Like its namesake, Grand Central Station, this exhibition is a space of exchange and chance encounter, but it is also, in the flux, in the network of information and forms orchestrated by Harald Falkenberg, a pause. A stopping point.
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 | Offrandes2003 Co-Authors: Jean Couteau, Laurent Damiens, Géraldine Girard-Fassier, Laurence Hazout-Dreyfus, Roberto Martinez-Gonzales, Pierre Tilman Publisher: Un, deux... Quatre éditions 17 x 23 cm, 112 pages ISBN: 2-913323-71-5 Price: 15 euros → Order this book The Dorothée Selz exhibition Offrandes retraced thirty years of research on art and food. The artist shatters codes in creating « edible ephemeral sculptures » and transgresses the taboo which says that « we don’t eat art, it’s sacred! » Publisher: LDAC & Un, Deux…Quatre éditions, Interfel
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 | Nano2003 Co-Authors: Laurent Damiens, Hubert Reeves, Hans Ulrich Obrist, Christian Remesy, Nikola Jankovic, Véronique Liégeois, Julie Andrieu, What's For Dinner, Jean-Louis Pautrat Publisher: Un, deux... Quatre éditions 16 x 23 cm, 160 pages ISBN: 2-913323-60-X Price: 20 euros → Order this book Inside a space entirely conceived by the Swiss architect Philippe Rahm, the exhibition « Nano » consisted of a field of experimentation and contemplation in which six international artists (Haluk Akakçe, Michel Blazy, Carsten Nicolai, Saskia Olde Wolbers, Pierre Savat ier and Johan Thurfjell) allowed the spectators to observe an invisible world, sometimes invented, in order to discover that which is infinitely small. Publisher : LDAC & Un, Deux…Quatre éditions, Interfel
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 | Art Digital Video2003 Co-Authors: Yann Pérol Publisher: Culturesfrance 19 x 14,7 cm, 160 pages ISBN: 2-86545-206-9 Price: 10 euros → Order this book The exhibition « Art Digital Video » brought together about thirty artists to treat the genre of digital imagery. Innovative and unclassifiable, these inventors of images work in multiple and polymorphous ways to produce animations, flash, net art, and analogical and numeric images. This generation entered the 21st century occupying a preponderant place in interactive and electronic culture.
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 | Fridge2002 Co-Authors: Laurent Damiens, Valérie Mrejen, Jean-Pierre Coffe, Alexandre Cammas, Guillaume Crouzet, Emmanuel Rubin, Jota Castro, What's For Dinner, Professeur Joël Ménard Publisher: Un, deux... Quatre éditions 16 x 23 cm, 128 pages ISBN: 2-913323-48-0 Price: 20 euros → Order this book For the exhibition « Fridge », six refrigerators filled the gallery. Inside these household appliances were presented unusual exhibition of cold food, which questioned our nutrition habits and our consumption modes. Nine contemporary artists produced organic creations made for both viewing, or eating: Michel Blazy, Germain Bourre, Frenhofer, Goma, Christian Jankowski, Natacha Lesueur, Sarah Lucas, Maurice Scheltens and Dorothée Selz. The catalogue includes an audio CD
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 | 619 KBB 75Borrowing its name from the license plate of her green Mini Austin, « 619 KBB 75 » was Laurence Dreyfus’s first group exhibition in 1997. Artistic projects from all over the world were brought together inside and outside of the little car. The exhibition traveled everywhere in Europe and participated in the first Berlin Biennale in 1998. The car is now part of the collection of the French Fond National d’Art Contemporain. Conceived as a driver’s handbook, the catalogue presents many pictures of the car and allows us to discover or re-discover the works of Gilbert&Georges, Lee Bul, Sylvie Fleury, Jonathan Meese, Pipilotti Rist and of about thirty other artists. There are 1500 copies of it in existence. Bilingual French/English
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 | Koo Jeong-aThe first exhibition in Paris of the Korean artist Koo Jeong, took place in a collector’s stockroom under the title of too://www/so.up/there. The artist transformed the space by proposing a contemporary archeology composed of dust and trash, transforming a common place into a beautiful one. The artist is now recognized internationally and some of her works are now part of the MOMA collection and reside in other very important museums. 1000 copies.
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