Félicia Atkinson & Bartolomé Sanson - The Last Frontier

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Félicia Atkinson & Bartolomé Sanson - The Last FrontierFrom the French Alps to New Mexico, passing by Big Sur California, Felicia Atkinson and Bartolom Sanson have been researching the influences of the beat generation on the formations of the contemporary art. How to be unsettled and in the meantime on site, connected to the landscape, ping ponging from music to poetry, inside and outside the gallery space and the book form. Blurring the frontier between genres, this book conceived as an on site

to the photographs of the artist himself

Cartographer and photographer Oliver Perrottet has been traveling the streets of Zurich for years as a taxi driver

16 drawings

who wants to grasp this world through combinations

innovative and collaborative – through paintings

“Why Homos Are Better”

Seth Lower’s second photobook explores an observation he made about Los Angeles after moving to the city in 2010: the slippages between the real and mediated experience

In contrast to the media attention devoted to the inner German border and the division of Berlin

artefacts and ephemera

stuffed animals

of shifting perspectives that are central to Frei's work

Looked at in isolation

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