Cahier #3

Between 1993 and 1998, initiated by Chris Dercon, Witte de With and Richter Verlag, Düsseldorf, published a series of in total seven Cahiers. With Cahiers Witte de With created an unique forum in which the different exhibitions, projects, lectures and discussions were presented and commented.
Every Cahier was designed by a different typographer. As a special project, all covers were designed by different artists, signing 100 copies as special edition.

2000 copies;
English and original languages
Design Tony Arefin; Cover Diana Thater size 20,5 x 27 cm; 180 pages, 94 black-and-white and 40 color photographs
€ 20,40

Contents:
Texts by Sylvie Amar, “A few reflections on L’oeuvre a-t-elle lieu?;”
Giovanni Anselmo;
Michael Asher;
Anke Bangma, “Rotterdam and the Children’s Pavilion by Dan Graham and Jeff Wall”
Hugues Boekraad, “Images Sans Serif. Observations on Willem Oorebeek?s MONOLITH;”
Daniel Buren, “Genesis of an Exhibition, ‘Displaced Placement – Provisionally Situated Work;”
Koen Brams, “An Exhibition is a Place to Exhibit. Interview with Daniel Buren;”
Stanley Brouwn; Patrick Corillon, “Souvenir of Oskar Serti?s first visit to Véronique de Coulanges;”
Jacqueline Dauriac; Maria Eichhorn, “Gemeentewerken Rotterdam;”
Bert Jansen, “Contemporary Art and Its Public. A discussion between Michel Bourel, Daniel Buren, Jean-Marc Poinsot and Bert Jansen;”
Bruce Jenkins, “The Machine in the Museum, or the Seventh Art in Search of Authorization;”
Krijn de Koning;
Mark Kremer, “A Sweet Iconoclasm. The Work of Joëlle Tuerlinckx;
Thierry Kuntzel;
Timothy Martin, “What Cyan said to Magenta about Yellow (Notes from the Apparatus on the Work of Diana Thater);”
Willem Oorebeek, “MONOLITH. Appendix;”
Diana Thater, “Indexes;”
Joëlle Tuerlinckx, “Pas d’histoire, Pas d’histoire;”
Chen Zhen;
Portfolio of the exhibitions L?oeuvre a-t-elle lieu? curated by Daniel Buren; Stan Douglas/Diana Thater; Joëlle Tuerlinckx
Biographies

Witte de With – Cahier #3 edition
100 copies of the Cahier #3 are signed by the artist who designed the cover: Diana Thater
€ 45.40