The work of Belgian artist Ante Timmermans (born 1976) ranges from very simple black-and-white drawings that depict ghostly skyscrapers and mediate on urban desolation, to installations using record players and overhead projectors. This first monograph surveys works from 2000 to the present.

This is the catalog of a joint exhibition by the two New York artists Andrea Geyer and Sharon Hayes. It also features dialogues with a number of central artists in the field of feminist enquiry.

Andrea Geyer was the prime discovery at documenta XII. In quietly revealing works made up of both image and text, photographs are combined with historical data, news, and fictional travel reports.

Sharon Hayes explores social realities by searching for historical parallels. She always chooses themes that have inscribed themselves in US history, with traumatic consequences. Hayes is included in the Whitney Biennial 2010.

Up-and-coming Swiss painter Giacomo Santiago Rogado (born 1979) arranges austere but dynamic interactions between geometric shapes that develop great spatial depth and quickly engage the viewer in his rigorous demarcations. "It's a matter of delaying the first glance as long as possible," Rogado avers-"delaying the first glance so long that it is more than just a glance, it becomes a contemplation, a conception or even a state."