Nieves presents the first issue of Medium. Today there was a guy leaning the wrong way in the tube. It was not immediately noticeable. There was no one else sitting nearby. No other passengers to compare him to. But then I did notice that every time the carriage came to a stop, he leaned away from the direction we were moving…
Saturday July 2nd Nieves Publications presents the last work by the Switzerland artist, entitled Iskandariyah Skan.
James Jarvis is a British graphic artist, illustrator and toy designer who was at the forefront of the soft vinyl toy revolution. Having studied illustration at the University of Brighton and the Royal College of Art, Jarvis was also part of the Slam City Skate scene in London where he created graphics for the Silas and Holmes labels.
Nieves presents Diselbrugger Apokalypse by Emanuel Halpern (Zurich, Switzerland). When someone as peaceful as Emanuel Halpern (Zurich, 1948) draws an apocalypse, things must be pretty bad with the world. His fifty large-scale coloured pencil drawings telling the story of the destruction of Dieselbrugg confirm this prediction. This is his comic version of [...]
Nieves presents Tokyo and my Daughter
Takashi Homma (Tokyo, Japan)
Tokyo And My Daughter is the new book by acclaimed Tokyo based photographer Takashi Homma (1962), showing a series of 32 previously unpublished photographs taken over the last few years.
Homma’s photographs are said to have a special energy, lying in the detachment he can reach with the [...]
Performing/Guzzling
Kim Gordon (Northampton, USA)
Renowned for her work with the band Sonic Youth, Kim Gordon is also an accomplished painter and artist. The watercolors in this artist book, edited by Nieves, are inspired by on-stage performances where the faces in the audience
144 Pages, Hardcover, 22 x 30 cm, Color Offset, First Edition 2010
with signed print by [...]
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