Tale of Cinema

Tale of CinemaIn the fourth title of the acclaimed Decadent Editions series, Dennis Lim explores the oeuvre of South Korean auteur Hong Sangsoo via his 2005 film. Forty minutes in, we realise weve been watching a film within the film. The real characters leave the cinema and find themselves reenacting what they just saw, as a chance encounter invites a suicide pact. Is it life imitating art, or the other way around? Dennis Lim is a film curator, teacher, and

A dead body may be full of holes

rotting cheese

the Varga Girl illustrations that appeared in Esquire during World War II

it offers eleven tools to grow beyond the destructive limits patriarchal norms try to impose on who we are and how we relate to each other

with texts by Gertrude Stein

His oeuvre

Even the most primitive tools make affordances that signal to our hands: wield me

For #2 in the ¶ (Pilcrow)-series Romy Day Winkel has approached collecting

In this book Adam Greenfield

Soils of thought by Ignace Cami is a collaborative publication made together with writer Inge Schilperoord and textile artist Aliki van der Kruijs

She reveals women who were central to slave rebellions and liberation

Beginning in the mid-1800s