The Labyrinth of Tender Force (Special Edition)No human quality is more necessary for survival than love, yet it is easy to lose your way within loves complex labyrinth of oppositions. The Labyrinth of Tender Force collects 166 of Alexander Kluges love stories previously concealed among his vast library of more than 2,000 texts. 'Basic stories' was what he once called them. Organized thematically, these stories take readers on a flight over the mapsthe varied topographyof love. This flight ends on

International Modern and Contemporary Art at The Metropolitan Museum of Art

the sacred and the profane

Nottingham

outlines developments in Hore’s artistic thinking

In Circus Girl

Internationally renowned mime Nola Rae provides a haunting accompanying text that poetically comments on the transient wanderings of the circus performers who often yearn for a conventional family life while donning their costumes and taking hold of the trapeze

He has had retrospective of his works at Goethe Institute

Nasreen Mohamedi’s works have been exhibited at The Metropolitan Museum

In response to the Protestant Reformation

masterfully translated by Chris Turner

Pages: 152

First published by Seagull Books in 1985