LL'Editions

Returning home after a great weekend at MABB — Malmö Artist’s Book Biennial. Great people, stories and of course many wonderful books. Thanks to everyone who made it over to our table.

We are happy to announce that we will participate in MABB - Malmö Artist’s Book Biennial 2026, which runs from Friday-Saturday this week. We will bring a few exclusive releases and offer signed and out of print copies from our catalogue. Some of our books will be available at special prices for the duration of the event (only for visitors of the biennial). The entrance to the biennial is free for all. ”MABB - Malmö Artist’s Book Biennial is a Swedish and international exhibition and selling platform for art works that are inspired by the structural and conceptual properties of the book form. MABB2026 will be held May 15-17 May 2026, and show about 30 exhibitors from different countries at Victoriateatern in the centre of Malmö. The fair will be open for the public Friday 15 between 12–6 pm and Saturday 16 between 11 am–5 pm. Seminars will be held at Victorateatern, Sunday 17 between 10.30 am–4 pm.” The exhibitors of this year are: Johan Andrén + Robert Carter (SE, NO) Artist’s Books Archive Malmö (SE) *asterisk (DK) Bók Umbók (IS) Bootes förlag (SE) Bored Wolves (PL) Kajsa Bornedal (SE) commune (JP) Gerlinde Creutzburg (DE) Essence Press (UK) Eva Engstrand (SE) Grafikskolan i Stockholm (SE) Grafikverkstan Godsmagasinet (SE) Camilla Gunnar (SF) Alexandra Hedberg (SE) Eva Hejdström (SE) Joe Keys (IS) LL’Editions (SE) Magnus Lönn (SE) Mori Press (SE) Vera Ohlsson (SE) POST (JP) Postcards with mountains (SE) rojal förlag (SE) Bodil Rosenberg (DK) Schnecken Publishing (DE) Marion Schäuble (DE) Sayo Senoo (FR/JP) Serena Smith (UK) Space Poetry/Pist Protta (DK) Udg. Txt Kritik – Edition Txt Critique (DK) Tokyo Art Book Fair – TABF (JP) Östra Grevie Art & Design (SE)

MABB is happy to presents: @lleditions 📕 LL’Editions is a Swedish publishing imprint collaborating with contemporary artists; both local and international. Their editions range from artist’s books and multiples in small numbers to project oriented books and monographs. Recent releases include the a facsimile edition of Nils Olof Bonnier’s groundbreaking 1968 artist’s book Struktur, with an new essay by Thomas Millroth. Welcome! Malmö Artist’s Book Biennial 15-17 May 2026 Location: Victoriateatern, Malmö 15/5 12:00–18:00 (fair) 16/5 11:00–17:00 (fair) 17/5 10:00–15:00 (seminars) Free entrance! Full program at mabb2026.com @mabb_malmo

Leporello N° 12 by Endre Tót. Edition of 250 numbered copies. Get it today from lleditions.se. - DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP, DUB-DUP. I AM GLAD IF I CAN STAMP. Since 1971, Hungarian artist Endre Tót has worked with a series titled ‘Joys’ — beginning as a reflection of the dictatorial conditions Eastern European socialism during 1970s. The absurdity of the naive and euphoric expressions of joy stood in stark contrast, not only to the oppressive political climate, but also to the intellectualism of the art world. In 1978, Tót wrote “I’d be happy if I could write on the other side too” on the Berlin Wall. Over the years, Tót has repurposed this phrase a number of times, in different contexts. - Endre Tót born in Sümeg, Hungary, 1937 is a Hungarian artist who lives and works in Berlin, Germany. Tót participated in the Fluxus movement and is well known for his Mail art projects, the use of xerox copies and usage of rubber stamps with clear conceptual text declarations. Tót’s works have been showcased at numerous international exhibitions in the past decades held at such venues as the Museum of Modern Art in New York, the Centre Pompidou in Paris, and the Tate Gallery in London among others. He had retrospective exhibitions at the renowned Museum Ludwig in Cologne (1999), the Museum Friedericianum in Kassel (2006), and the MODEM in Debrecen, Hungary (2012). – Get it now (link in bio)

Static Motion by Carl Ander. Get it today from lleditions.se. - For over a decade, photographer Carl Ander has been obsessively collecting manuals illustrated with photographs on the subjects of sports, health, and self-help. Aspiring to teach everything from how to wrestle or ski to how to stretch or give a massage, these books encompass a broad range of topics and cultural contexts. Over time, Ander’s collection has grown to include hundreds of volumes published across the span of a century. In the book Static Motion (LL’Editions, 2025), Ander presents a selection of photographs drawn from this collection—omitting their accompanying textual instructions. Removed from their original contexts, and with the logic underpinning their existence obscured, the viewer is invited to interpret these images anew. Through this act of recontextualization, Ander imbues the photographs with new layers of meaning. Detached from the utilitarian logic that once governed them, they invite new readings; at times absurd or humorous, at others unsettlingly violent or erotic. Although their initial purpose—to instruct—has been lost, their capacity to teach is not entirely negated. Collectively, these images now seem to constitute a manual on how to photograph the body in motion. Frequently, the photographs are annotated with drawn arrows and other graphic interventions indicating direction or sequence of movement—visual cues that suggest a single frame can never fully capture motion. Likewise, when enlarged, the halftone rasters of the scanned images become pronounced, transforming into an aesthetic leitmotif that runs throughout the publication. This selective encyclopedia of static motion marks the culmination of Ander’s sustained engagement with the photographic image as both document and fiction. The book is designed by the renowned design studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, who, for Static Motion, have reimagined the traditional form of the photobook. - Get it now (link in bio)

Photobook Feature: Static Motion by Carl Ander, published by @lleditions Drawing from his extensive collection of 20th-century sports, health, and self-help manuals, @carl.ander_ recontextualises over 300 instructional photographs, removing their original purpose and inviting new, often unexpected readings of the body in motion. You can discover Carl’s book in our photobook-dedicated section: phmuseum.com/photobooks #phmuseum #photobook #lleditions

Excerpt from ’Tal R:’ (47:42). Watch the full video in our cinema section (link in bio). - “There’s one character, in the world of characters, that I like the most, and that character is the colon.” Tal R uses the colon to illustrate the relationship between the past, present and future. In this film, Tal R – on the brink of turning fifty – looks forwards as well as backwards and shares what being an artist and a human being means to him, and why the two can’t be separated. - LL’Editions Cinema includes a stream of new and old videos that inspire us. We’ve collected artist’s talks, studio visits, documentaries and interviews with artists, architects and designers and have over 200 videos. - Watch the full video and many more at lleditions.se/cinema (link in bio).

We are happy to share these five latest new inclusions into the Library for Listening - offering diverse aspects into the cultures, practices and poetics of listening distributing through printed matter. Photo 1: ‘ALBUM (DISINTEGRATION)’ by Alejandro Cesarco published by LL’EDITIONS @alejandrocesarco @lleditions Photo 4: ‘Silence - Lectures and Writing’ by John Cage Photo 7: ‘This Biopolitical Arena’ by Marie Thams published by Marrow Press @mariethams @marrow.press Photo 10: ‘Epistemic Imaginaries / Learning as Festivity edited by Brandon LaBelle and Katía Truijen published by Errant Bodies Press @b_llabelle @katiatruijen @errant_bodies Photo 13: ‘Terrain Vague’ by Marianne Nagel @marianne.nagel 🫶🏻

Static Motion by Carl Ander. Get it today from lleditions.se. - For over a decade, photographer Carl Ander has been obsessively collecting manuals illustrated with photographs on the subjects of sports, health, and self-help. Aspiring to teach everything from how to wrestle or ski to how to stretch or give a massage, these books encompass a broad range of topics and cultural contexts. Over time, Ander’s collection has grown to include hundreds of volumes published across the span of a century. In the book Static Motion (LL’Editions, 2025), Ander presents a selection of photographs drawn from this collection—omitting their accompanying textual instructions. Removed from their original contexts, and with the logic underpinning their existence obscured, the viewer is invited to interpret these images anew. Through this act of recontextualization, Ander imbues the photographs with new layers of meaning. Detached from the utilitarian logic that once governed them, they invite new readings; at times absurd or humorous, at others unsettlingly violent or erotic. Although their initial purpose—to instruct—has been lost, their capacity to teach is not entirely negated. Collectively, these images now seem to constitute a manual on how to photograph the body in motion. Frequently, the photographs are annotated with drawn arrows and other graphic interventions indicating direction or sequence of movement—visual cues that suggest a single frame can never fully capture motion. Likewise, when enlarged, the halftone rasters of the scanned images become pronounced, transforming into an aesthetic leitmotif that runs throughout the publication. This selective encyclopedia of static motion marks the culmination of Ander’s sustained engagement with the photographic image as both document and fiction. The book is designed by the renowned design studio Lundgren+Lindqvist, who, for Static Motion, have reimagined the traditional form of the photobook. - Get it now (link in bio)

We really enjoy seeing the books we publish in the homes of collectors. In this instance, a collector sent us an image of his recently acquired copy of Struktur by Nils Olof Bonnier, flanked by two very rare Björnligan catalogues, and the scarce catalogue for Bonnier’s exhibition with Bo Anders Persson and Leif Nylén at Moderna Museet [@modernamuseet ] from 1968. We could not imagine better company for our new facsimile. - Struktur by Nils Olof Bonnier is available in limited numbers from our webshop (lleditions.se) and from selected bookshops.

The LL’Editions team has started the year with renewed energy and is now back at the office, with several exciting new projects underway. All orders placed over the past two weeks will be shipped today.

Warm Christmas greetings from all of us at LL’Editions. Thank you for the continued support throughout the past year. We will be on holiday for the next couple of weeks and will be back on January 7th. Orders can still be placed during this period; however, they will be shipped after our return. We look forward to the new year with a number of new books and editions in progress.