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Stop. Listen. Step outside the echo chamber. How do we step outside our own echo chamber to understand others? What are we losing when we share fewer and fewer national moments? The new media is enabling despots and disempowering democracy. So when every opinion seems to matter equally, ON US invites us to switch our devices off and to read uninterrupted. It contemplates why more information often means less insight.

The SPACE Anthology 2013 is the comics anthology of the SPACE exhibitors. SPACE is the Small Press & Alternative Comics Expo which occurs each spring in Columbus Ohio since 2000. The next show will be April 13 & 14, 2013.The tome is 125 interior pages with 23 strips in a wide diversity of styles by 28 creators. And now the line up:"Three Years" by Chris Charlton & David Hollenbach"Cosmos by Seth" by Christina Wald"Death" by Michael Eshelman & Doug Hufford"Road Side Attraction" by Ed Delaney "The Inquiring Minds" by John Steventon"Thoughts of a Hitler Cat" by Kel Crum"Tecumseh in the Ohio Territory" by Lee Smith"The Last Meow" by Lorenzo Ross"One Scoop of Justice" by Mark Mariano"Night Light Comics" by Matt Chic"R.A.in B.O.W. by Michael Carroll"Robbery at Key Foods, Redhead" by R. Hendricks"Welcome to the Fair at New Boston" by Rachael Altvater"Lament's Dawn" by R.J. Pare & Danny Kelly"Once Upon a Platypus" by Ron Braun"Geography in a Glass" by Kyle Smith & Sarah Morton"Crimes Against Creation" by Shawn Padraic & Crystal Ash"Mutant Elf"by Steven Myers"Second Chance" by Jason Walz"The Secret Origin of Captain Catnip" by Tim Fuller"Bamn Rob's Adventure by Jay Payne & Troy-Jeffery Allen"Silent Call" by Brian John Mitchell"Vugz" by Bob CorbyCover by Ed DelaneyEditted by Brian John Mitchell of Silber Media& Bob Corby of Back Porch Comics

Comprehensive, fully illustrated book on the life and work of Western Artist, Mark Kohler.

Published to accompany retrospective exhibition of work by Mark Tobey held at the Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofía, Madrid [1997].

Dutch artist, Mark Manders' first UK solo exhibition takes the form of an ambitious commission for BALTIC. This work showcases work from Manders' exploration Self-Portrait as a Building, a project the artist has been working on since he was 18 years old. It also contains essays by Penelope Curtis, and Roland Van de Sompel.