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Jan Mammey – Mise en abymeIn Mise en abyme, German photographer Jan Mammey gives new life to his photographic archive. As the title suggests, each image reproduced in the book reveals a photograph, photographed from the studio wall. Mammey's photographs were mounted and displayed in his studio, and reproduced as is from the studio. The motifs in the book come from the postmodern world of things that we encounter every day: advertising, diagrams, architectural models, pictures

Sequins & Sequence marks a fascinating exploration of her unique illustrative processes

Dasha Paramonova

Mailaender uses humour as provocation

multicolored hides and strange texts scrawled in shaky brushed script scattered around

Using the standard pack of cards as his organising principle

The domesticated landscapes with their infrastructures are unadorned mirror images of our society

- colored rocks at the bottom of a fish tank

All of that is now featured in this piece of print

– Maren Karlson

While each picture meticulously frames the seemingly random non-activity of a typical ‘street view’ image

including the Art Gallery of New South Wales (Sydney)

The Space for Visual Research was established at the Bauhaus University in Weimar in 2013 as a workshop and laboratory for experimental research into new graphic

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