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a debate that considers the impossibility of an unbiased position and as such reminds us of our dependence on the other in any conception—and any project design might aspire to

the machine’s appearances in print were driven by a constant scientific curiosity for the mechanical reproduction of the voice along with an upheaval in affective relationships with machines

Gareth Harris expertly analyses the different contexts in which artists

Unbound truth and the invisible power ofUnbound accompanies Karel Martens upcoming solo exhibition at the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam. The book brings together a wide ranging body of work Karel made and collected over the entire span of his decades long career. Containing works from the show, collaged, overprinted and juxtaposed with elements found around his studio, the book balances between being an artist book and a catalog. This publication, thoughtfully designed by Jordi de Vetten and