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BTWNLNS (Between Lines) stock a curated selection of design, art, architecture, photography and technology books, along with four contemporary, solid furniture brands, all Berlin based, but globally present.

Hallways - Romain LapradeHallways brings together a series of photographs taken by Romain Laprade in the entrance halls ...
22/10/2026

Hallways - Romain Laprade

Hallways brings together a series of photographs taken by Romain Laprade in the entrance halls of Parisian residential buildings constructed between the 1960s and the 1980s. Wandering through Paris for several years, the photographer has documented these often overlooked interiors, revealing a rich visual language of mosaics, geometric patterns, colours, reflections and sculptural details. Detached from their architectural context, the halls become autonomous spaces where sensory experience takes precedence over documentary reading. Conceived as a visual journey, Hallways offers a sensitive immersion into the spatial experimentations of the post-war period, with a text by Jean-Claude Girard.
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Aperture #261 - Craft—-Aperture’s issue considers the handmade in photography by assembling artists who use novel prin...
21/10/2026

Aperture #261 - Craft

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Aperture’s issue considers the handmade in photography by assembling artists who use novel printing processes and techniques that forefront the physical materiality of the medium or explore its relationship to adjacent traditions, including ceramics, glass, textiles, design, and other forms of object making.
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Deaf Material - Christine Sun Kim—-Deaf Material by Christine Sun Kim showcases the artist’s vast archive of deaf imager...
18/10/2026

Deaf Material - Christine Sun Kim

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Deaf Material by Christine Sun Kim showcases the artist’s vast archive of deaf imagery in mainstream culture. Personal yet expansive, the publication collects over 600 vernacular photographs and images Kim has taken in her daily life or collected from books, online resources, and the archives at Gallaudet University. Frustrated by the lack of documentation of Deaf history, Kim began this project in an effort to determine what and who defines deaf aesthetics.
The breadth of the archive—which spans pop culture imagery that appropriates Deaf culture to internet memes created by members of the Deaf community to disability signage and personal ephemera—provides an overview of deaf visual culture filtered through the incisive criticality, bold humor, and biting politics that Kim has become known for. It is the artist’s hope that Deaf Material will inspire others to begin their own archival projects so that a public and global archive of Deaf culture will emerge.
Christine Sun Kim is an American artist based in Berlin. Kim’s practice considers how sound operates in society, deconstructing the politics of sound and exploring how oral languages operate as social currency. Musical notation, written language, infographics, American Sign Language (ASL), the use of the body, and strategically deployed humor are all recurring elements in her practice. Working across drawing, performance, video and large-scale murals, Kim explores her relationship to spoken and signed languages, to her built and social environments, and to the world at large. Kim’s work has been extensively exhibited and performed internationally.
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The “Miori” stool designed by Thai Hua consists of two minimalist, cleanly folded aluminum pieces connected at an angle ...
17/10/2026

The “Miori” stool designed by Thai Hua consists of two minimalist, cleanly folded aluminum pieces connected at an angle in the seating area. This design makes the “Miori” stool stackable and extremely sturdy.

The stool comes in many beautiful Lehni colours and can be used both as a seat and as a side table—indoors and outdoors.

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POSTPOSTPOST Vol. 2 2026—-POSTPOSTPOST returns with its second volume: 666 pages, 60+ contributors, another indefensible...
17/10/2026

POSTPOSTPOST Vol. 2 2026

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POSTPOSTPOST returns with its second volume: 666 pages, 60+ contributors, another indefensible inquiry — what is real?

In an era where human agency is allegedly displaced by algorithms, capitalism increasingly ‘lifting’ itself from its material constraints, and ecological breakdown floating as an ambient “new normal”, life persists as meaning collapses; affect takes over as an axis around which reality is negotiated. The colloquial has embedded shorthand, catchall words with metadata to express the visceral, all-too sharp and pointed feeling of something being too real: “fr”, “real”, “chat/grok is this real?”. Everywhere, we grasp at attempts to affirm reality in a material way.

Our cover girl, Bianca Censori, seems to sit at the center of questions around reality, projection and myth — contributing with a manifesto, she joins over 60 writers, artists and thinkers aboard the POSTPOSTPOST train.

Vol. II is a centurial publication that decided not to wait another century. It sets a psychoanalytic reading of AI beside a MrBeast Turing test; Gaza-as-de_dust2 beside a tutorial on how to earn Thielbucks; Triple T battles Grok for V-Bucks beside a meditation on entropy and disappearance; vo********ia beside the avant-garde’s own obituary. Contemporary critique and brainrot theory, printed on the same paper, taken equally (un)seriously.
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Revue Faire #56 - Reading Until I Sleep: Manuel Raeder—-Reading Until I Sleep reflects on the work of designer and publ...
16/10/2026

Revue Faire #56 - Reading Until I Sleep: Manuel Raeder

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Reading Until I Sleep reflects on the work of designer and publisher Manuel Raeder. His practice unfolds between readers and books, artists and places, bodies and infrastructures, materials and memories, working with objects that bear their histories openly and resist disposability by insisting on the ongoing life of things. The essay brings multiple perspectives into contact with the inequities that determine who can work, rest, make and be seen; within this landscape, Raeder’s practice, like reading and sleep, becomes an act of resistance, an interval that reopens the possibility of relation, autonomy and care. Across two decades he has developed a distinctive body of work spanning books, furniture, textiles, exhibitions and long-term collaborations, founding Studio Manuel Raeder and remaining co-founder of BOM DIA BOA TARDE BOA NOITE, which continues as a collaborative team based in his Berlin studio.
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Tools #6 - To Blow—-The sixth issue of Tools continues the magazine’s mission by exploring the act of blowing. It’s whe...
13/10/2026

Tools #6 - To Blow

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The sixth issue of Tools continues the magazine’s mission by exploring the act of blowing. It’s where everything starts: air enters and leaves our bodies, it fills our lungs, makes our vocal chords vibrate, and carries sounds, smells, pollen, smoke, and sometimes even ideas. Take a closer look at the invisible mechanism that keeps us alive. Created by Clémentine Berry, founder of the Paris-based art direction studio Twice, each issue of Tools examines the expertise behind making through a different process. Through makers, objects, and innovations, it reveals the ingenuity behind production alongside a rich inventory of design knowledge, craftsmanship, and technical expertise.
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The Artist’s Atlas: Tokyo—-The Artist’s Atlas: Tokyo is a city guide unlike any other — Tokyo as seen, lived, and loved ...
12/10/2026

The Artist’s Atlas: Tokyo

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The Artist’s Atlas: Tokyo is a city guide unlike any other — Tokyo as seen, lived, and loved by the artists who call it home.
Conceived by Cécile Poimboeuf-Koizumi, the book brings together 15 artists who each share a deeply personal map of the city: their favourite cafés, hidden streets, late-night bars, bookstores, galleries and neighbourhoods.
More than a travel guide, it is an intimate portrait of Tokyo through creative eyes.
Part atlas, part artist book, part cultural diary, The Artist’s Atlas: Tokyo offers readers a rare way into the city: through the people who create within it.
Featuring: Kazuhei Kimura, Yasuyuki Takagi, Kotori Kawashima, Chieko Shiraishi, Audrey Fondecave, Yoko Ikeda, Naohiro Harada, Yoshiyuki Okuyama, Yoshinori Mizutani, Koji Onaka, Rinko Kawauchi, Mitsugu Ohnishi, Sakiko Nomura, Moe Suzuki, Cintia Tortosa Santisteban
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L9 PORTAL is an intriguing object, similarly decorative and functional. A single pin reflected in the center of a circul...
08/10/2026

L9 PORTAL is an intriguing object, similarly decorative and functional.
A single pin reflected in the center of a circular mirrored surface creates the illusion of a hovering rod.
This hook is a place to store or stage.
The uncertainty of use is intended - it is up to the user for which scenario PORTAL by LOEHR is selected.

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