Dokumentation über Armand Schulthess public space ‘Acme Attractions’ tells the story

‘Acme Attractions’ tells the story of the infamous London clothing store on King’s Road

The abstract graphic patterns in this slim volume start to move as soon as the reader overlays them with the special film enclosed: moiré effects create complex shapes

Objects Recognized in Flashes” focuses on the seductive surfaces of photographs

more W brings together photographs from 2000 to 2018

The reader enters this shared realm in an experience less like paging through a book and more like slipping into a shared world

Dokumentation über Armand Schulthess public space ‘Acme Attractions’ tells the storyOver 50 years ago, the artist Ingeborg Luscher discovered Armand Schulthess, a hermit living in a remote valley of Ticino. Shy of human company, he pursued his vision of accumulating an outdoor encyclopaedia among the chestnut trees in the woods that surrounded his house with the aim more of recording all the knowledge of humankind. He wrote down what he knew on the lids of tin cans and hung them in the trees. Luscher appeared at documenta 72 with