Not anymore, not yet: post-socialism presents itself as a temporal caricature. It presents itself as a floating historical state, stranded between negation and anticipation, between the past and the future.

Written as a continuous essay in a style at once poetic and philosophically rigorous, Baudelaire’s Shadow sheds new light on The Flowers of Evil and its significance for our understanding of modern poetry and subjectivity.

[:en]Recognized as the most successful translation of The Flowers of Evil by eminent poetry critic Marjorie Perloff, this version of Baudelaire sets a new standard for fidelity to the original and sensitivity to the tone of this central work of modern literature. [:]

[:en]Tactical Poetics and Optimised Poetics introduce poetic practices of co-creational textual production in the age of mass surveillance, artificial intelligence, and digital commodification. [:]

[:en]Two pamphlet-publications by our friends and colleagues from the Swedish cultural journal “Glänta”. [:]

[:en]This book is most concerned with science fiction futures that crack history open, allowing something unaccountable to emerge, something singular and new.[:]

A volume of interviews conducted between March and June 2020, edited by Magdalena Taube and Krystian Woznicki from Berliner Gazette.

[:en]We will present the volume co-published with Institute Tomislav Gotovac and the Croatian Film Association within the programme at Filmmuseum in Vienna. [:]