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Sasha Marshani – Long Happy LifeIn his works, Moscow based artist Sasha Marshani explores the themes of memory, dreams, visions, the transformation of post Soviet society, militarisation and images of propaganda in modern Russia. His source material includes items from his family archive, Soviet cinema, literature and advertising as well as memories and heard stories. All this is combined in his images, into plots without an end or beginning. 16 pages, 20 x 14 cm, softcover, Nieves

they become cold objects – and yet concomitantly they serve as surfaces for viewers to project their own fantasies and fears on

The fifth issue of Tokyo magazine Too Much: Magazine of Romantic Geography is about the body in space and time

For this new series

When something particularly interests him on one of his explorations

and a moth basking in the sunlight

this volume counterpoints the romantic against the absurd and the evocative against the surreal

Critical of what he saw as the institutionalisation of performance art

Els Kuijpers

The contributions show a side of the musicians’ creativity that doesn’t show on stage or on their recordings

Brian Jones

and sexuality and gender issues

Anne Holtrop