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Jean-Luc Cramatte - Culs de fermeIn Culs de ferme, Jean Luc Cramatte seeks to portray various forms of accumulation in a globalised landscape that is often touted as clean and orderly. An obsessive collector of pictures, including both his own photographs and found pictures, Cramatte has been compiling a photographic inventory for twenty years, securing all sorts of evidence to stop the growing gaps in our collective memory. His examinations of the visible world, invariably based on

Warm Equations is a monograph that’s not a monograph: a study of an unstable

The artist’s book (P)ech (B)lende: Library for Radioactive Afterlife by Susanne Kriemann looks at the political and real invisibility of the highly radioactive mineral pitchblende (uraninite)

along with reproductions of every Roo piece created to date

the artist developed a highly unique pictorial language through which she created specific series such as Ocean

This photobook is a frame-by-frame documentation of Steinbrecher's experience of the lake while on a steamboat

28 x 21 cm + 15 x 9

scratched up document that shows visible signs of age and neglect but perhaps this is the one absolute inevitability of history and memory – it’s always going to be fragmentary

In Vasarely Go Home Andreas Fogarasi investigates a double event that took place in Budapest on October 18

Ape Culture will be shown at the Haus der Kulturen der Welt from 30 April to 6 July 2015

He arranges his objects in complex choreographies that are as mysterious as they are mesmerizing

A collection of recent colour pencil drawings by artist Keegan McHargue

By the mid-‘60s however

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