The idea of failure is attracting great interest, not only in society in a broader sense, but also in art. A recently published book about failing in art comes to a surprising conclusion.

The Exhibition as Milestone

02/01/12 Coline Milliard

Exhibitions have increasingly become a topic of investigation. Afterall Books have just launched a new series of case studies, Exhibition Histories. An interview with Teresa Gleadowe, Research Consultant and Series Editor.

‘It was bibliophilia at first sight’
Slavs and Tatars on Molla Nasreddin

boeken 23.03.11 Maxine Kopsa

Interview with Slavs and Tatars on 'the magazine that would’ve, could’ve, should’ve'.

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Uta Eisenreich's A NOT B

boeken 14.03.11 Jolien Verlaek

Balancing between sense and non-sense, the idiocy of putting things in order and the pleasant tranquillity that also comes with it.

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Jo Baer - Broadsides & Belles Lettres

boeken 15.02.11 Jolien Verlaek

An intimate portrait of a passionate artist who claims her position in a tumultuous art history.

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You Must Change Your Life
Peter Sloterdijk on High-Performance Society

01/02/10 Michael Hübl

Du mußt dein Leben ändern (‘You Must Change Your Life’) is the last book in a trilogy on contemporary capitalism by Peter Sloterdijk. In this, his latest publication, the author focuses on our goal-oriented culture and the manner in which the individual, self-help book in hand, attempts to overcome his/her shortcomings in order to succeed. What role can art play in this over-ambitious, high-performance society?

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