(photographs)
Hardcover monogram with jacket
10 3/4 x 9 1/2 inches (27 x 24 cm)
172 pages with 100 four color images.
Published by Aperture
$60.-

Penelope Umbrico (photographs) presents a unique and challenging approach to quintessential issues of representation in contemporary culture, including how images are used to construct and communicate consumer desire, and whether or not the growing volume of images we view online fosters a critical visual literacy. This volume, Umbrico’s first monograph, is accompanied by a series of essays, appendices of source material, excerpts from theoretical works, and other material serving as resources for engaging further with the work and issues involved.

Available June 15th via the gallery and the website

False Metaphors; is an artist monograph that consists of visual documentation of fifteen art projects by Liselot van der Heijden with texts by the artist and two essays by art historian Martha Buskirk (Ph.D., author of The Contingent Object of Art, published by MIT Press) and independent curator and director of Percent for Art in New York, Sara Reisman. The publisher is Smart Project Space a cutting edge contemporary art institution in Amsterdam and IDEA books is the distributor.

The book is approached as a creative project and Liselot van der Heijden designed the book in collaboration with the graphic designers Liza Lurie and Klaus Kempenaars. The book received a publication grant from The Netherlands Foundation for Visual Arts, Design and Architecture.

The Catalogue is available through the gallery.

We are very pleased to announce our 5th year as a gallery and to celebrate we have produced a limited edition book with archival prints and an audio project of 15 Artists. The book and 5 years of press releases, documentation and visuals of LMAKprojects and Louky Keijsers Koning achievements as a curator will be on display from December 9th until the end of the year.

The book is an edition of 50 and available for purchase, please contact the gallery to order.(Click here to preview) The artist featured in the publication are Sara Blokland, Lieven De Boeck, Andy Graydon, Nayda Collazo-Llorens, Elana Herzog, Liselot van der Heijden, Katie Holten, Boukje Jansen, Nava Lubelski, Gerald Petit, Carlos Rigau, Silvia Russel, Federico Solmi, Jen Stark, Penelope Umbrico


Silvia Russel
Preface by Louky Keijsers
Essay by Mitchell Marco
Photographs by Anouk Kruithof
Editors: Silvia Russel and Louky Keijsers
Published by Silvia Russel, 2009
ISBN / EAN 978-90-813974-1-4

The book is an overview of the past five years and features series of drawings, which were inspired by the communities and habitants of neighborhoods in New York (Bed-Stuy), Berlin (Steglitz), Eindhoven (Strijp-S) and Amsterdam (North). Russel would immerse into the neighborhood by living there while attending and teaching at community centers. She would hear their stories and create works coming forth from these neighborhoods. The book literally folds into two sections as the second part features the drawings that were made by the woman and children in Amsetrdam (North). The result is a very intriguing juxtaposition of the viewer and the participant.

Thanks to the generous support of the Consulate General of the Netherlands, NY.

Federico Solmi
'The Evil Empire' at LMAK projects, New York & Adn Gallery, Barcelona, printed in 2008 by Evolutha, Italy and designed by Marco Amadei

Sidi El Karchi
Essay by Stijn Huijts and Louky Keijsers
Published by LMAKprojects, New York, 2007
ISBN: 978 14276 23089

Essays by Rebecca Cleman and Sara Reisman
Published by LMAKprojects, New York, 2007
ISBN: 978-1-4276-1673-9

LMAKprojects is pleased to present A Fold in The Fabric, an integrated exhibition
and media performance series featuring artists whose works often fall into the
boundary zone between exhibition object, installation environment and live
performance. These artists conjure systems of relations between objects in the
world and their media representations, often manipulating both in the moment of live
performance.


Writings by Cécile Camart, Véronique Drougard, Reinier van Ewijk and Louky Keijsers.
Editors Louky Keijsers and Lucile Risch
Translation (French to English) by Simon Pleasance
Published by LMAKprojects, New York, 2004
ISBN: 2-914381-83-2


YWEML is a photo series and video projection.
The publication is a selection of the YWEML-series.

For her series YWEML, Lucile Risch asked several couples: friends, lovers or family to react non-verbally on the sentence “You won’t escape my love”. She captures the most unexpected, yet intimate moments, revealing the structures within the divers relationships, which she beautiful portrays in this publication.

KATIE HOLTEN and others


This book is published to accompany Katie Holten's projects:
A new universe
LMAKprojects (Williamsburg), New York
March 12 - April 10, 2005 (extended until May 1st, 2005)

A Parallel Universe
MACO, Mexico City, Mexico
April 2005

Do what you've always wanted to do, now while you can
Installation in the loft of Dillon Cohen, New York
April 18 - May 16, 2005

Published by LMAKprojects and Katie Holten, New York, April 2005
No longer available. 


Jen Stark
The Beginning of the End 2009
Archival print on fine-art paper
21 x 36,5 inches
Limited edition of 100, signed and numbered

Jen Stark

Ooey Gooey

Size: s, m, l (f) and m, l, xl (m)