Bøker utgitt av Scheidegger und Spiess AG, Verlag

Investigation of the special relationship between art and film, including contributions from a range of work by international artists.

The first publication of Roger Wehrli's long-term documentary project, following the transformation of Bilbao from an industrial urban area into a cultural hotspot, and one of Europe's most visited cities.

A photographic investigation about the design of landscapes and habitats, comparing those in Switzerland with those in the US.

A Panorama of Switzerland's cantons, their history and manifold culture.

A portrait of Switzerland and its people from an immigrant's point of view, providing a humorous look at the Swiss variety of absurdity.

Features the latest project by contemporary Swiss photographer Roger Eberhard, offering a conceptual and artistic view of the diversity and uniformity of international hotel chains.

The first publication of Serge Fruehauf's architectural documentary.

Following extensive research and restoration work, fresh light can be shed on the fundamental aspect of Giacometti's technique and choice of materials in sculpture.

Features new work by Austrian artist Katharina Anna Loidl.

A unique and powerful portrait of contemporary Haiti, its culture and people, in the first comprehensive publication of Thomas Kern's long-term project.

The first monograph on Swiss sculptor Peter Hachler in English.

A study of the build-up to the 2016 general election, which is due to shape America's future.

Featuring previously unpublished material, a documentary of the history, people, and significance of a unique space for experimental art in Zurich.

The first comprehensive monograph on Adolf Dietrich in English, examining his style which is regarded as being between naive and new objectivity.

The first comparative study of these two exceptional figures of 20th century art, based on extensive research and interviews with many friends and acquaintances of Dali and Warhol.

This is the only book in English on Swiss artist Sonja Sekula, who enjoyed considerable success in America in the 1940s and 1950s. Published to accompany the exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Luzern (11 June to 25 September 2016).

An account of Dada's emergence and early years in Zurich, with illustrated essays, considering aspects such as the Great War, psychoanalysis, or the art scene of the time from today's point of view. Exhibition: Arp Museum Bahnhof Rolandseck, REmagen (14 February to 10 July 2016).

The conversion of a dairy factory into Zurich's new university of the arts gained international recognition for the Swiss architectural firm EM2N.

The story of an exceptional lakeside house in Zurich, and introduces the concept and program of Zurich's Johann Jacobs Museum.

Featuring new and previously unpublished material, this is an examination of Le Corbusier's influence in Scandinavia, and how his work was received there. The connection between Asger Jorn and Le Corbusier, and their work, is also investigated in detail.

Tribute to Swiss film author and director Peter Liechti, featuring material from his unfinished Dedications project, including a free DVD with the unedited opening sequence of the project.

The first book on Alain Huck in English, and featuring his previously unpublished Salons noirs series.

New book from internationally renowned Swiss photographer Beat Presser, giving his account of the fascinating country and culture of Indonesia.

The first monograph on the Swiss artist El (Elisa) Frauenfelder.

Presents an artistic research project based on theories and ideas of renowned Swiss sociologist and urbanist Lucius Burckhardt.

This is the only book in English on the Czech-born Swiss artist Vaclav Pozarek.

Features work by Silvia Gertsch and Xerxes Ach, putting their different yet congenial styles in dialogue.

A panorama of Switzerland's cantons, their history and culture as represented by one item from each.

The first English language monograph on the artist, featuring work from the last twelve years.

Presenting previously unpublished material in the first monographic book on Meinrad Schade's work, providing an account of people's precarious life in conflict-ridden parts of the former Soviet Union.