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Alison Britton – Seeing ThingsAlison Brittons collected writings review the unstable place of craft in the spectrum of art and design. Now in a second edition, the essays included in Seeing Things reveal that ceramics, her central concern, is an exploratory field that reflects on itself, in dialogue with many other areas of inquiry such as gender and cultural studies. Britton, one of todays leading ceramicists and a critical writer, has chosen a range of her texts from catalogue

reflected through the themes of Shelley’s novel

lives and works in Hamburg and Leipzig

where Loren’s own life story is told against the biographical background of those buried icons of pop culture

Published by Edition Patrick Frey (Zurich)

The artist Ivana Franke combines two aspects in her project Retreat into Darkness: Towards a Phenomenology of the Unknown

multi-channel media installations

that history had an operative role to play in the present

have found new form: resurfaced chairs as an ensemble bring individuality to their traces of mass-production

compiling selections by eight artists whom Templeton invited to choose pairings of sound and image

Elisabeth Kendall reviews Jihadi poetry

Architectural components are used as visual metaphors for the ways in which definition and validation elude trans identities

Julie Winter and Marilyn Wood are all featured