Btwnlns - Between Lines

Lehni’s “Aluminium Module” is a perfect summary of what Lehni shows in its collection: Functionality, simplicity and elegance.

Formed from four aluminium elements powder-coated and screwed together, the essence of Lehni products, it hangs easily on the wall and is ready for various creative uses.

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Marine Armandin
Louis Niermans & Thelonious Goupil

We are live and direct from the 10th edition of Sydney Contemporary Art Fair 2026 Sydney Contemporary
With a fresh selection of independent publications in partnership with our Berlin friends do you read me?! bookstore

Come and say hi!!

New New Typography

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New New Typography is not an encyclopedia. Not a manual. New New Typography is messy, uncertain and unstable. It is ambiguous and open-ended.

One hundred years after the proclamation of the so-called “New Typography” in Central Europe, the somewhat ironic prospect of a “new” New Typography emerges—less as an update, more as a question that challenges universal rules. In consequence, this book seeks to unsettle established paradigms by opening typography to an expanded, more inclusive vocabulary. “New New” means not innovation and progress, but rather a reorientation, a new relational standpoint between past and present, to bring forward practices that have been neglected, marginalized, or excluded.

With 243 figures and six theoretical proposals, the book is an overview of the impossibility of an overview. It invites readers to engage in diverse renegotiations and re-visions of typography, intertwining texts and quotes with historical and contemporary documents, diagrams, and images. It embarks on speculative adventures that are open to the unforeseen and may not lead anywhere.
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The New Era Agenda 02

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This special edition of ‚The New Era Magazine‘, takes a more experimental approach in both format and tone while remaining grounded in the people, homes, work, and ideas shaping contemporary creative culture. In this issue, ‚The New Era Agenda 02‘ highlights a new wave of Swedish creative talent, from tailoring brand Saman Amel, which opeed its first atelier outside Stockholm, to Michelin-starred chefs Adam & Albin, who have launched their most ambitious restaurant to date. Both spaces are designed by Stockholm-based studio Halleroed. The issue also visits homes and ateliers of designers and craftspeople such as potter Stefan Andersson, as well as Paris-based interior architects including Sophie Dries, reflecting on the value of craft today. This issue comes with three different covers, supplied at random.
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The Marches - Terry A. Ratzlaff
Fragments of Time from Arp Clock & Wood Shop

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The Marches is a photographic project by Terry A. Ratzlaff, made in collaboration with horologist Greg Arp at Arp Clock & Wood Shop in Bennet, Nebraska. The project explores how people try to construct, measure, and control time, one of the most artificial systems humans have created. The clock shop is both a working repair space and a maze-like archive filled with memory, history, and material traces of time passing.
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Rough Version Vol. 2
The NTS Interviews with Francesca Gavin, 2016-2021

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Rough Version: Volume 2 presents candid, relaxed conversations on visual art and music, drawn from Francesca Gavin’s long-running NTS Radio show (since 2016). The monthly program explores the musical influences and audio practices of leading contemporary artists. This volume gathers transcriptions that reflect on art, process, and meaning, offering insight into each artist’s identity and sonic inspirations. Gavin - Editor-in-Chief of EPOCH - brings two decades of experience as a writer, editor, and curator. Featuring a wide range of international artists, the book captures diverse voices and perspectives, creating an intimate portrait of contemporary creative practice.
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Pauline Deltour - an apparent simplicity

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In just ten years, Pauline Deltour has established herself as one of the most influential designers of her generation. Published to coincide with the eponymous exhibition at MADD Bordeaux, this book—which brings together contributions from the exhibition curators, Anna Bernagozzi, Jonathan Olivares, and Cloé Pitiot—reveals not only a personality and a method but also the behind-the-scenes reality of the design profession, where every project is a long journey shaped by multiple considerations. Thanks to the precious collaboration of Pauline Deltour Design Office, her close associates, and the many publishers with whom she has worked, the book draws on a vast archive and traces a prolific career that stands as an exemplary journey. Pauline Deltour’s design is functional, but it is not limited to that: it expresses a curious perspective, marked by ingenuity, rigor, and freedom.
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