by Rachel Simkover, 14.May 2013
as far as exhibition catalogues go, this is one of the best...
by Rachel Simkover, 23.January 2013
Interview with Kai von Rabenau of mono.kultur
by Rachel Simkover, 17.January 2013
/*-->*/ Book Hook is back from break with three books by Berlin based artist Riccardo Benassi.  
by Rachel Simkover, 10.January 2013
A selection of our best Book Hooks
by Rachel Simkover, 19.December 2012
Interview with John Holten of Broken Dimanche Press  
by Rachel Simkover, 16.December 2012
This week’s Book Hook features two books by Berlin based artist Alexine Chanel
by Rachel Simkover, 28.November 2012
K.Verlag was founded in 2011 in Berlin by Anna-Sophie Springer and Charles Stankievech.
by Rachel Simkover, 21.November 2012
Robert Montgomery: mono.log #01 published by mono.kultur /*-->*/ */
by Rachel Simkover, 14.November 2012
For the 29th issue of FGA (Fucking Good Art) editors and artists Rob Hamelijnck and Nienke Terpsma ventured out on a travelling residency/Grand Tour of Italy, visiting seven cities in three months
by Rachel Simkover, 7.November 2012
Interview with Nuno da Luz of Atlas Projectos The first installment of Book Hook spotlights on Berlin’s publishers begins with Atlas Projectos based in Lisbon and Berlin.  
by Rachel Simkover, 15.September 2012
for collectors on a budget
by Rachel Simkover, 13.August 2012
Books with few words and mostly images!
by Rachel Simkover, 28.June 2012
As Flaubert’s Bouvard and Pecuchet have shown us, trying to learn only from books and no experience only leads to one failure after another. Sometimes we need to take a closer look at the educational system and how knowledge is produced in order to move forward.
by Rachel Simkover, 11.May 2012
This selection of books deals with the issue of originality and the aesthetic of authenticity.
by Rachel Simkover, 24.March 2012
  They say not to judge a book by its cover, but when browsing at a bookstore, of course the books I pick up first are the ones with the bright covers. Only after I have fondled all the colorful books or ones with nice textured covers will I look at titles, names, etc. So this assortment of books contains the best of the brights. Not only do they represent key points along the visual electromagnetic spectrum, but they cover a broad range of subject matter as well.

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