Two candles, Oil on canvas, Gerhard Richter, 124 cm x 99 cm, 1982.

Estate, Massimiliano Bomba and Bea De Giacomo, Printed & Published by RawRaw Edizioni, 2012.

A collection of works made between June and September 2012. A4 paperback, 80 pages, colour printed on Fedrigoni classic gloss 150 g paper and 250g cover, 200 copies.

Untitled (Rome, Italy), Photography by Herbert List, 1932.

By Heart For Good exhibition poster, Photography by Sanja Pupovac, 2015.

BY HEART FOR GOOD is a continual art piece; a vast yet very intimate series of videos and photographs that Sanja Pupovac has been working on for years. By heart for good – refers to all that is learnt by heart, from art and from the world. In every portrait you can see, perhaps, classic […]

Untitled, Photography by B&S, 2015.

Fra Luca Pacioli portrait (detail), Tempera on panel, 99 cm × 120 cm, Jacopo de’ Barbari, 1495-1500.

Two, Photography by B&S, 2015.

By Heart For Good exhibition, Photography by Sanja Pupovac, 2015.

The Kiss, Egon Schiele, 1911.

Dirty Baby, Oil on canvas, Ed Ruscha, 1977.

Yoko Ono, 1971.

Bull, Plywood, tree branch, nails, and screws, Pablo Picasso, c. 1958.

Programa I: Bloques cambio de conversación, Torolab, Pigmented MDF, 2014.

Rick Owens’ furniture, Carol Rama’s paintings, 2015.

Boldly punctuating the ‘Passion According to Carol Rama’ exhibition at the Musée d’Art Moderne de la Ville de Paris, Rick Owens’ furniture sits in perfect unison to the Italian artist’s work. The exhibition runs until 12 July. 11 Avenue du Président Wilson, 75116 Paris, France Photography: Adrien Dirand; Writer: Zoë Sinclair

Bruce Nauman, Exhibition Catalogue, Foundation Cartier, Design by Atelier Dyakova, 2015.

Princesse X & Princesse X, Constantin Brancusi, 1915-16.

Sue McNally.

Girl with a Kitten, Oil on canvas, 41 x 30 x 1 cm, Lucian Freud, 1947.

Terribly Wrong, Monoprint on paper, 58 x 81 cm, Tracey Emin, 1997.

Eclipse, Installation, 60 x 60 x 80 cm, Giulio Paolini, 1986.

Vague Pure Affection, Carol Bove, 2012.

Wood and steel shelves, paper, brass, concrete, and acrylic. Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York, Purchased with funds contributed by the International Director’s Council 2012.125 © Carol Bove. Photo: Courtesy Maccarone Gallery.

Today my mother died, from the series: Les Autobiographies, Sophie Calle, 2013.

Weltempfänger (World Receiver), Concrete, steel, and metal radio antennas, Isa Genzken, 1987–89.

Genzken’s concrete Weltempfänger imbue forms with narrative content through a minimum of means. With the simple addition of chrome antennas, blocks of concrete become multiband radio receivers. “My antennas were also meant to be ‘feelers’—things you stretch out to feel something, like the sound of the world and its many tones,” Genzken said. She created […]

Vase Medusa, Ettore Sottsass, Made by Venini, 2008.