How do you live with violence and dread? How do you cope with the threat of them recurring? These are among the urgent questions posed by Cemile Sahin's second novel, and the first to be translated into English, ALL DOGS DIE—a haunting and brilliant tale of people on the edge.

A mother discovers a man who resembles her son. Her son, whom she lost in a war. The war was pointless, of course, and it took away the mother's sovereignty over her own history – and she intends to get it back by making this man, whom she has chosen, play the role of her son. In this novel, Cemile Sahin manages the balancing act between a new, original form and a very clear, timeless narrative language.

Rosa Barba’s work is grounded in a careful exploration of the materiality, the devices, the production conditions, and the grammar of cinema. The monograph From Source to Poem is an entrancing account of the main motives that drive the artist’s practice, underscoring the context in which the artworks are presented at both architectural and conceptual levels.