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  • Denise Ferreira da Silva

    Unpayable Debt

  • Carol Vernallis, Holly Rogers, Jonathan…

    Cybermedia. Explorations in Science, Sound, and Vision

  • Kathy Acker, McKenzie Wark

    Du hast es mir sehr angetan. E-Mails 1995/96

  • Kirsty Bell

    The Undercurrents. A Story of Berlin

  • Arnold Bartetzky Nicolas, Karpf, Greta…

    Architektur und Städtebau in der DDR. Stimmen und…

  • Barbara Winckler, Enass Khansa,…

    Thinking Through Ruins. Genealogies, Functions, and…

  • Stanislas Chaillou

    Artificial Intelligence and Architecture. From Research to…

  • Reclaim Your City

    Bitte Lebn. Urbane Kunst & Subkultur in Berlin 2003 -…

  • Claudia Mareis, Moritz Greiner-Petter,…

    Critical by Design? Genealogies, Practices, Positions

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    Arch+ 247. Cohabitation

  • Mark Sealy

    Photography. Race, Rights and Representation

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    These Birds Of Temptation (Intercalations 6)

  • Ioanna Gerakidi & Danae Io

    In the Current of the Situation

  • Ricardo Devesa

    Outdoor Domesticity. On the Relationships between Trees,…

  • Nils Wortmann

    Alles so schön still hier 100 Ambient-Alben, die man gehört…

  • Herbert Haffner

    His Master's Voice. Die Geschichte der Schallplatte.…

  • Markus Müller (Hg)

    Free Music Production. FMP - The Living Music

  • Alexander Opper, Katharina Fink, Nadine…

    Das Bauhaus verfehlen/ Missing the Bauhaus

  • Katharina Fink, Marie-Anne Kohl, Nadine…

    Ghosts, spectres, revenants. Hauntology as a means to think…

  • Christine Schranz (ed.)

    Shifts in Mapping. Maps as a tool of knowledge

  • Finn Dammann, Boris Michel (Hg.)

    Handbuch Kritisches Kartieren

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    Krypto-Kunst. NFTs und digitales Eigentum (Digitale…

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    Überbau. Produktionsverhältnisse der Architektur im…

  • Robin Becker, David Hagen, Livia von…

    Ästhetik nach Adorno. Positionen zur Gegenwartskunst

  • Giovanna Borasi (Hg.)

    A Section of Now. Social Norms and Rituals as Sites for…

  • Boris Groys

    Philosophy of Care

  • Terry Smith

    Curating the Complex and the Open Strike

  • Pedro Neves Marques (ed.)

    YWY, Searching for a Character between Future Worlds Gender…

  • Bassam El Baroni (ed.)

    Between the Material and the Possible. Infrastructural Re-…

  • AA Cavia

    Logiciel. Six Seminars on Computational Reason

  • IDEA Magazine

    IDEA 397. Encountering Books. Art Book Fairs of the World,…

  • Oxana Timofeeva

    Solar Politics (Theory Redux)

  • Dhanveer Singh Brar

    Teklife, Ghettoville, Eski. The Sonic Ecologies of Black…

  • Jeanne van Heeswijk, Maria Hlavajova,…

    Toward the Not-Yet. Art as Public Practice

  • Karin Harrasser

    Surazo

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    Party Planner, Vol. 1, Party Favor

  • Oli Freke

    Synthesizer Evolution: From Analogue to Digital and Back

  • Felix Pfeiffer-Kloss (Hg)

    Berlin U-Bahn Architecture & Design Map. Berliner U-…

  • Alvin Lucier

    Eight Lectures on Experimental Music

  • Derek Lamberton (Hg.)

    Brutalismus Stadtplan Berlin. Brutalist Berlin Map

  • Daniel Strassberg

    Spektakuläre Maschinen. Eine Affektgeschichte der Technik

  • Laurie Penny

    Sexuelle Revolution. Rechter Backlash und feministische…

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    Männer, Männlichkeit und Liebe

  • Angela Million, Christian Haid, Ignacio…

    Spatial Transformations. Kaleidoscopic Perspectives on the…

  • Saidiya Hartman

    Diese bittere Erde (ist womöglich nicht, was sie scheint)

  • Simone Forti

    Simone Forti. Handbook in Motion. An Account of an Ongoing…

  • Paul Dobraszcyk

    Architecture and Anarchism. Building without Authority

  • Elke Genzel, Pamela Voigt

    BUCH ZWEI. Leben in Kunststoffbauten

  • Marie-Luise Angerer

    Nichtbewusst. Affektive Kurzschlüsse zwischen Psyche und…

  • Martin Eberle

    Hi Schatz!

  • Ernesto Laclau

    Die populistische Vernunft

  • Desiree Förster

    Aesthetic Experience of Metabolic Processes

  • Brandon LaBelle

    Dreamtime X

  • Israel Martínez

    Dead People Whispering to Us

  • Rodrigo Karmy Bolton

    The Future Is Inherited: Fragments of a Chile in Revolt

  • Ina Wudtke

    Worker Writers / Arbeiterschriftsteller:innen

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    Perverse decolonisation? (Deutsche Ausg.)

  • The Otolith Group, Megs Morley (Hg)

    Xenogenesis. The Otolith Group (Anjalika Sagar, Kodwo Eshun)

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    Modell Hütte. Von emergenten Strukturen, schützender Haut…

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    The Wood That Makes Our City

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    Hellmuth Costard. Das Wirkliche war zum Modell geworden

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    A.J. Lode Janssens 1,47 mbar

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    Der Streit um Pluralität. Auseinandersetzungen mit Hannah…

  • Helke Sander

    I like chaos, but I don’t know, whether chaos likes me

  • Viction Workshop (Hg.)

    More Is More: Designing Bigger, Bolder, Brighter

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    Over and Over and Over Again Reenactment Strategies in…

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    Craft Portrait: Dorozome

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    Babyn Yar. Past, Present, Future

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    Couplets. Travels in Speculative Pragmatism

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    Inland Empire

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    Arch+ 246. Zeitgenössische feministische Raumpraxis

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    Uncomputable. Play and Politics in the Long Digital Age

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    Kleine Formen – Archiv für Mediengeschichte, Bd. 19

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    Perverse decolonisation? (English Ed.)

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    Warehouse Review 002, A Review of Reviews

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    Eingeweide, Pillen, Feminismus

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    Philosophy for Spiders. On the Low Theory of Kathy Acker

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    Self-portrait

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    Schall ist flüssig (mumok)

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    Populismus. Ein Reader

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    Das Buch der Kommentare. Unruhiger Garten der Seele

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    Zirkus / Kommentar

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    Fetzen. Für eine Philosophie der Entschleierung

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    Extinct. A Compendium of Obsolete Objects

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    Freiheit 71. Ricky Shayne, Musik und die Materialität des…

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    Benjamin on Fashion

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    On The Necessity Of Gardening. An Abc Of Art, Botany And…

The Happy Hypocrite – Freedom. Issue 6

‘I think: Protect me from people who want to protect me; but more, save me from people who know what upsets others.’ - Lynne Tillman
This new issue of The Happy Hypocrite challenges the restraining notions found in art and writing about who and what can and cannot speak. What can and cannot be said or thought. In part a response to Kafka - to that which we don’t know has damaged us – freedom is presented as an important and urgent concept, and a complicated word, in which and beside which hypocrisy also resides. (Hypocrisy can be construed as a freedom). The Happy Hypocrite offers its pages to ingenious fictional, nonfictional, and visual responses to the various meanings of ‘freedom’.
There is a range of new contributions, from Gregg Bordowitz, Paul Chan, Gabriel Coxhead, Lydia Davis, Yasmine El Rashidi, Chloé Cooper Jones, James Jennings, Allison Katz, Robin Coste Lewis, the late Craig Owens, Sarah Resnick, Ranbir Singh Sidhu, Abdellah Taïa, an interview between Lynne Tillman and Thomas Keenan, a cover by Susan Hiller, and archival material from Paranoids Anonymous Newsletter.
Lynne Tillman is a novelist, short story writer and critic based in New York. Her fifth novel American Genius, A Comedy was published by Soft Skull Press, and said to be, by The Millions, one of the best books of the new millennium. Other novels include Haunted Houses and No Lease on Life, a National Book Critics Circle finalist in Fiction. Her most recent collection of stories, her fourth, is Someday This Will Be Funny. Currently, Tillman writes a bi-monthly column, ‘In These Intemperate Times’, for frieze magazine, and is at work on a new novel, Men and Apparitions. In January 2014, her second essay collection, What Would Lynne Tillman Do? will be published by Red Lemonade Press.
The Happy Hypocrite – Freedom , issue 6, edited by Lynne Tillman, is published by Book Works, in an edition of 1,000; colour and black and white throughout; 96pp; with a soft cover. Designed by APFEL (A Practice for Everyday Life); 165 mm x 230 mm


Lynne Tillman (Ed.)
The Happy Hypocrite – Freedom. Issue 6
Book Works, 9781906012502
10,50 €