The Sceptical Structures of Max

The Sceptical Structures of MaxThe chipboard lies at the heart of James Becketts installation and book, The Sceptical Structures of Max. Invented by industry magnate Max Himmelheber (19042000) in the spirit of frugality and economy, the chipboard accounts for 80% of material in globally produced furniture now. Using chipboard salvaged from the streets of Amsterdam, the artist explores the relationship between industrial production and human behaviour. This books includes excerpts

correspondence

interviews she has conducted with dyslexic readers

In the first part

and aesthetic practices of anarchist print culture

This publication was presented on the occasion of the presentation of the Werner Mantz Prize 1997 for Architectural Photography to Kim Zwarts

that redefines the separation between life and non-life

The Third Landscape is the tangible result of Juliette Gilson’s experiment-driven research project that took place from May 2021 to April 2022

unearthing negatives and documents kept away in the ammunition and photo-paper box that had stayed sealed for more than half a century

cut it from its original motivations

Flexing Muscles brings together an essay in Kannada and English by Ravikumar Kashi reflecting on his observations of the medium

A historical cafe in Malaysia impacted by the rise of tourism in Penang

These filmic works include the short film Lore (2019)