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  • 04.07.2009
    Paul McCarthy Exhibition, Inflated Histories

    An exhibition of works from Paul McCarthy's Inflated Histories will on display at the De Uithof, Utrecht from 4th July.

    Looking at our pop and entertainment culture through it’s very own glasses, Paul McCarthy’s inflatable sculptures add a whole new chapter to the ancient book of sculpture.

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  • 30.06.2009
    Signed books available to members
    As an exclusive special offer for Steidlville members we have signed copies of the following books:
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  • 26.06.2009
    The Red House Exhibition

    An Exhibition of works from Adam Broomberg and Oliver Chanarin's The Red House will be on show at Musée de l'Elysée from June 26.

    The Red House is a series of 27 photographs of wall drawings and graphic marks made by Kurdish prisoners held in the former headquarters of Saddam Hussein’s Ba'athist party. After the 1991 Kurdish uprising this notorious place of incarceration and torture remained as a monument to the brutality of war.

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  • 24.06.2009
    Antony Gormley Exhibitions

    An exhibition of works from Antony Gormley's monograph published by SteidlMack will be exhibited at Musee d’Art Moderne St Etienne touring to Artium Museum, Spain in 2009.

    BETWEEN YOU AND ME, European touring exhibition

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  • 21.06.2009
    Roni Horn Exhibitions

    A significant overview of Roni Horn's work to date, showing the full range of her practice as a photographer, draughtsman, installation artist and writer.

    A Steidl catalogue (co-published with Tate and the Whitney) accompanies the show

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  • 16.06.2009
    Nigel Shafran, Mitra Tabrizian and Clare Strand Exhibition
    An exhibition of works including photography by Nigel Shafran, Mitra Tabrizian and Clare Strand will be on show at the FOTOMUSEUM PROVINCE OF ANTWERP from 19 June – 13 September, 2009.
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  • 16.06.2009
    Philip Trager Exhibition, National Building Museum, Washington DC

    An exhibition of works from Philip Trager's monograph will be on display at the National Building Museum, Washington from 11 July, 2009.

    Form and Movement: Photographs by Philip Trager
    11 July, 2009 - 3 January, 2010

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  • 16.06.2009
    Donovan Wylie, Book Signing at Steidlville London

    We are very pleased to announce a book signing and reception for British Watchtowers, Scrapbook and Maze by Donovan Wylie.

    Steidlville London, 36 Lamb's Conduit Street, London WC1N 3LJ
    3.30-5.30pm Saturday 27th of June, 2009

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  • 06.06.2009
    New Fall/Winter 2009 catalogue

    Our Fall/Winter 2009 catalogue is now available to download.

    All excellent things are as difficult as they are rare Spinoza Ethics (1677)

    It is not easy to balance the economies of scale battering away at the foundations of book publishing with the manner in which we try to do things at Steidl. To carve a financial equilibrium out of the contradiction between our wish to create books as well as they possibly can be made, whilst making them available at a democratic price, is difficult and regularly, impossible.

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  • 30.05.2009
    Gotthard Schuh Exhibition
    At the start of the 1930s Gotthard Schuh was one of the leading representatives of modern photographic journalism in Switzerland. His interests were above all in subjectively influenced photography. With his sensuous and atmospheric imagery he turned himself into a master of poetic realism and left his mark on the younger generations of photographers after World War II. Robert Frank, to name just one, received groundbreaking impulses from the work of his friend.
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  • 14.05.2009
    Hiroh Kikai Exhibition & Book Signing

    An Exhibition of works from Hiroh Kikai's Asakusa Portraits will on show at Yancey Richardson Gallery, with a reception and book signing 6- 8 pm, 14th May.

    The Asakusa quarter of Tokyo was once home to the city’s historic pleasure palaces, and today embraces a stubbornly independent popular culture that encompasses traditional comedy theater and houses of erotic entertainment.... more

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  • 06.05.2009
    Clay Ketter Exhibition
    Combining consistency and innovation, Ketter has continued to produce works at the junctures of architecture, sculpture and painting. The variation between media, including painting, photography and sculpture, establishes layers of complexity but the terse composition of his works are always visually arresting. more...
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  • 06.04.2009
    Fazal Sheikh Exhibitions
    Fazal Sheikh will be exhibiting photographs at the following venues:
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  • 02.04.2009
    Zoe Leonard Exhibition
    The Pinakothek der Moderne is staging Zoe Leonard's first retrospective with the focus on her photographic work.
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  • 31.03.2009
    Jim Goldberg Exhibition at Foundation Henri Cartier-Bresson

    An Exhibition of works from Jim Goldberg's Open See is currently on show Foundation Cartier-Bresson, Paris.

    Open See tells of the journeys of refugee and immigrant populations who travel from war torn and economically devastated countries, often leaving AIDS ravaged communities or totalitarian regimes to make new homes in Europe.

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  • 20.02.2009
    The Roma Journeys [Le romané phirimàta] - exhibition dates

    Joakim Eskildsen's, The Roma Journeys [Le romané phirimàta] will be on show in various galleries across Europe.

    Cia Rinne and Joakim Eskildsen travelled to meet Roma in seven different countries between 2000 and 2006, often staying with families for long periods in order to learn about their life, their culture, and their situation. The Roma Journeys is a very personal document of these encounters, giving a contemporary view of the lives of the Roma people and their situation today.

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  • 18.01.2009
    National Gallery of Art, Washington D.C. Exhibition
    In January 2009 the National Gallery of Art, Washington, will celebrate the 50th anniversary of "The Americans" with an exhibition that will examine both the construction of the book and the photographs themselves. All 83 photographs published in "The Americans" will be presented in the order established in the book, providing a detailed examination of the book's roots in Frank's early work and the impact on his later art.
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  • 02.01.2009
    Bookshops

    To browse a major selection of our titles, visit one of the many bookshops around the world that carries a wide selection of Steidl books including:

    Steidlville London, 36 Lamb's Conduit Street, London WC1N 3LJ, United Kingdom, tel: +44 207 405 8899.

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  • 06.12.2008
    Joan Mitchell, Sunflowers
    While New York fostered her early artistic career, Mitchell left the city and the United States for Paris in 1959, finally settling in Vétheuil, a town on the Seine abut an hour outside the capital. There, in 1969, she embarked upon her great sunflower paintings. Brilliant yellows and oranges variously punctuate and dominate Mitchell’s sunflower abstractions, thus conveying a certain sense of promise. “It’s a yellow painting. There’s hope,” Mitchell once explained. In his deeply felt and carefully articulated account of Mitchell’s art, Hickey brings this hope into perspective, stripping it of any sentimental charm in an act that pays homage to Mitchell’s own practice.
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