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  • Differences. A Journal of Feminist…

    The Sense of Sound

  • Annette Wehrmann

    Luftschlangentexte

  • Craig Buckley, Pollyanna Rhee

    Architects' Journeys. Building, Traveling, Thinking

  • Hillel Schwartz

    Making Noise. From Babel to the Big Bang and Beyond

  • Eva Moser

    Otl Aicher. Gestalter

  • Elias Redstone (Hg.)

    Archzines

  • Beate Lendt

    Der Traum vom Baumhaus. Das Ökohausprojekt von Frei Otto in…

  • Sean Stewart (Hg.)

    On the Ground. An Illustrated Anecdotal History of the…

  • Artur Zmijewski, Joanna Warsza (Hg.)

    Forget Fear. 7. Berlin Biennale (Reader Dt. & Engl.)

  • Marit Paasche, Synne Bull (Hg.)

    Urban Images. Unruly Desires in Film and Architecture

  • James Langdon

    Pugin’s Contrasts Rotated

  • A+T 37

    Strategy Space. Landscape, Urbanism, Strategies

  • Markus Miessen, Andrea Phillips (Hg.)

    Caring Culture. Art, Architecture and the Politics of Health

  • Benjamin Sommerhalder

    Ghost Knigi

  • Jose Pierre (Hg.)

    Investigating Sex. Surrealist Discussions

  • Museum Ludwig (Hg.)

    Cosima von Bonin. The Lazy Susan Series

  • Francois Dallegret

    God & Co. Beyond the Bubble

  • Brandon LaBelle, Claudia Martinho (Hg.)

    Site of Sound. Of Architecture and the Ear Vol 2

  • El Croquis 157

    Studio Mumbai 2003-2011

  • Katja Blomberg

    Distinct Ambiguity. Graft

  • Metropolar (Hg.)

    Und der Zukunft zuge­wandt. Pots­dam und der gebaute…

  • Ulrike Steglich

    Universum Ackerstrasse. Berliner Geschichten

  • Claire Colomb

    Staging the New Berlin

  • Tone Hansen (Hg.)

    (Re)Staging the Art Museum

  • Terry Richardson

    Mom/Dad

  • Rosa Ferré

    Red Cavalry: Creation and Power in Soviet Russia Between…

  • Sevgi Ortac

    The Monument Upside Down. The City Walls of Istanbul

  • Sven-Olov Wallenstein


    Nihilism, Art, Technology


  • Frederik Frede (Hg.)

    Freunde von Freunden. Berlin

  • Marcos L. Rosa (Hg.)

    Microplanning. Urban Creative Practices. Sao Paulo

  • Charles Fourier

    The Hierarchies of Cuckoldry and Bankruptcy

  • Martha Wilson (Hg.)

    Martha Wilson Sourcebook

  • Judith Halberstam

    The Queer Art of Failure

  • Grant H. Kester

    The One and the Many. Contemporary Collaborative Art in a…

  • Roman Hillmann

    Die erste Nachkriegsmoderne

  • Laura Oldfield Ford

    Savage Messiah

  • L. Cavalcanti , F. Rambert (Hg.)

    Roberto Burle Marx. The Modernity of Landscape

  • Oda Pälmke (Hg.)

    Ganz gut – Quite Good Houses

  • Adolf Loos

    Hummer unter der Bettdecke

  • Jennifer Bass, Pat Kirkham

    Saul Bass. A Life in Film & Design

  • Clog 1

    BIG Bjarke Ingels Group

  • Mårten Spångberg

    Spangbergianism

  • Ryan McGinness

    To Do List Calendar 2012

  • Judith F. Rodenbeck

    Radical Prototypes. Allan Kaprow and the Invention of…

  • Hal Foster

    The First Pop Age

  • Kit White

    101 Things to Learn in Art School

  • Peter Pfrunder (Hg.)

    Schweizer Fotobücher 1927 bis heute. Eine andere Geschichte…

  • N. Brenner, P. Marcuse, M. Mayer (Hg.)

    Cities for People, Not for Profit. Critical Urban Theory…

  • Richard Dyer

    In The Space Of A Song. The Uses of Song in Film

  • Rosalind E. Krauss

    Under Blue Cup

  • Andres Lepik (Hg.)

    Moderators of Change. Architektur, die hilft

  • Bechir Kenzari (Hg.)

    Architecture and Violence

  • Roger Thiel

    Anarchitektur

  • Charles Jencks

    The Story of Post-Modernism

  • Toru Hachiga (Hg.)

    Creatives in Japan. Keywords to Know

  • Paul Hegarty, Martin Halliwell

    Beyond and Before. Progressive Rock since the 1960s

  • Susanne Neubauer

    Paul Thek Reproduced, 1969 - 1977

  • Yvonne Rainer

    Poems

  • Alan Pipes

    How to Design Websites

  • Nick Land

    Fanged Noumena. Collected Writings 1987-2007

  • Raúl Zibechi

    Territorien des Widerstands. Eine politische Kartografie…

  • Paul De Bruyne, Pascal Gielen

    Community Art: The Politics of Trespassing

  • Rem Koolhaas, Hans Ulrich Obrist (Hg.)

    Project Japan. An Oral History of Metabolism

  • Florian Urban

    Tower and Slab. Histories of Global Mass Housing

  • Roman Ondák

    Loop

  • Marit Paasche, Judy Radul (Hg.)

    A Thousand Eyes. Media Technology, Law, and Aesthetics

  • Wolfgang Sonne (Hg.)

    Die Medien der Architektur

  • Museum für Gestaltung Zürich (Hg.)

    Poster Collection 23. In Series

  • Barry Kernfeld

    Pop Song Piracy. Disobedient Music Distribution Since 1929

  • Andrea Cornwall (Hg.)

    The Participation Reader

  • Franco "Bifo" Berardi

    After the Future

  • 51N4E

    Double or Nothing

  • Molly Jane Quinn, Jenna Talbott

    It's Lonely in the Modern World

  • Thomas Meinecke

    Lookalikes

  • Moritz Baßler, Robin Curtis, et al. (Hg…

    Kultur und Kritik (Heft 1, Herbst 2012) POP

  • M. Berner, A. Hoffmann, B. Lange

    Sensible Sammlungen. Aus dem anthropologischen Depot

  • Simon Rothöhler

    Amateur der Weltgeschichte. Historiographische Praktiken im…

  • Gregor Eichinger, Eberhard Tröger

    Touch Me! Das Geheimnis der Oberfläche

  • Gestalten (Hg.)

    Visual Storytelling. Inspiring a New Visual Language

  • Christian Marazzi

    Capital and Affects. The Politics of the Language Economy

  • Shannon Jackson

    Social Works. Performing Art, Supporting Publics

  • Hal Foster

    The Art-Architecture Complex

  • Thomas Hirschhorn

    Establishing a Critical Corpus

  • Andrej Holm, Klaus Lederer, Matthias…

    Linke Metropolenpolitik. Erfahrungen und Perspektiven am…

  • Lars Spuybroek

    The Sympathy of Things

  • Jarett Kobek

    Atta (Semiotext(e) / Intervention)

  • Stan VanDerBeek

    The Culture Intercom

  • A. Moravánszky, J. Hopfengärtner (Hg.)

    Aldo Rossi und die Schweiz. Architektonische…

  • metroZones (Hg.)

    Urban Prayers – Neue religiöse Bewegungen in der globalen…

  • Marta Herford, Markus Richter (Hg.)

    Wir sind alle Astronauten. Richard Buckminster Fuller

  • Jürgen Teller

    Touch Me

  • Huber, Meltzer, Munder, von Oppeln (Hg.)

    Kunst und Design im erweiterten Feld. It's Not a…

  • Lukas Feireiss,Ole Bouman

    Testify! The Consequences of Architecture

  • Marie J. Aquilino

    Beyond Shelter. Architecture for Crisis

  • El Croquis 156

    Valerio Olgiati 1996-2011

  • Pier Vittorio Aureli

    The Possibility of an Absolute Architecture

  • Anne Mikoleit, Moritz Pürckhauer

    Urban Code. 100 Lessons for Understanding the City

  • Mieke Gerritzen, Geert Lovink, Minke…

    I Read Where I Am. Exploring New Information Cultures

Selected Maria Lind Writing

Selections and responses by Beatrice von Bismarck, Ana Paula Cohen, Liam Gillick, Brian Kuan Wood, and Tirdad Zolghadr
Working in a number of contexts and capacities has shown Maria Lind to be a curator who, over time, has engaged in a rethinking of the art institution and the formats and methodologies connected with it, taking art itself as a starting point. Following on the various endgames outlined by institutional critique, Lind has forged paths out of hegemonic institutional regimes precisely by identifying other ways of working through them, from both inside and outside.
For Lind, writing is integral to her curatorial work. It is where she accounts for her decisions, explains her intention, justifies her interest, toys with new possibilities and develops new ideas, and recognizes historical precedents. It is where the craft of curating, already pointed out towards a public, finds another channel of articulation.
Selected Maria Lind Writing brings together twenty-two essays selected by Beatrice von Bismarck, Ana Paula Cohen, Liam Gillick, Brian Kuan Wood, and Tirdad Zolghadr.
The collection of essays spanning from 1997 to 2010 forms a tapestry of Lind's own interweaving interests, but also of those of a panel of readers invited by Lind to project their own concerns onto her corpus of writing. Essays on individual artists, monographic and group exhibitions, funding structures, new contexts and spatial paradigms, together comprise a rare opportunity to swivel a spotlight on its axis back towards a figure who always tries to aim it at what really matters.
Maria Lind is a curator and writer based in Stockholm. She was the director of the graduate program at the Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, 2008 to 2010. She was director of Iaspis in Stockholm 2005 to 2007 and from 2002 to 2004 was the director of Kunstverein München. From 1997 to 2001, Lind was curator at Moderna Museet in Stockholm, where she was responsible for Moderna Museet Projekt. She was co-curator of Manifesta 2 in 1998. Lind has contributed widely to magazines and other publications, as well as to numerous exhibition catalogues. She was the 2009 recipient of the Walter Hopps Award for Curatorial Achievement.
Design by Liam Gillick


Brian Kuan Wood (Hg.)
Selected Maria Lind Writing
Sternberg Press, 2010, 978-1-934105-18-4