Paul Virilio has published twenty-five books, including Pure War (1988) (his first in English) and The Accident of Art (2005), both written with Sylvère Lotringer, as well as Speed and Politics and Lost Dimension, all published by Semiotext(e).
Design and Art Alex Coles (Ed.) Paper / May 2007 The first anthology to address the rise of the "design-art" phenomenon—the breakdown of boundaries between art and architectural, graphic, or product design begun in the Pop and Minimalist eras. Price $24.95 | ADD TO CART
Speed and Politics Paul Virilio Paper / March 2007 With this book Paul Virilio inaugurated the new science whose object of study is the "dromocratic" revolution. Price $14.95 | ADD TO CART
The Accident of Art Sylvère Lotringer and Paul Virilio Paper / September 2005 Virilio discusses the relationship of war trauma and art and the failure of visual art to reinvent itself when confronted with technology. Price $14.95 | ADD TO CART
A Landscape of Events Paul Virilio; Translated by Julie Rose Paper / December 2000 Phenomena such as urban rioting and media coverage of the Gulf War viewed as evidence of the contemporary acceleration of events. Price $18.95 | ADD TO CART
Politics of the Very Worst Paul Virilio Paper / January 1999 Summarizes Virilio's speculations about the impact that accidents will have on the planet now that we operate on one-world time. Price $11.95 | ADD TO CART
Pure War Paul Virilio and Sylvère Lotringer Paper / October 1998 In this dazzling dialogue with Sylvere Lotringer, Paul Virilio for the first time displayed the whole range of his reflections on the effect of speed on our civilization—every one of which has been dramatically confirmed over the years since this book's publication. OUT OF STOCK
Constructions John Rajchman Paper / February 1998 In this series of overlapping essays on architecture and art, John
Rajchman attempts to do theory in a new way that takes off from the philosophy of the late Gilles Deleuze. Price $22.00 | ADD TO CART
The Aesthetics of Disappearance Paul Virilio Paper / December 1991 Paul Virilio traces out the relationship of biological optics to the technological "production of appearance." OUT OF STOCK
Lost Dimension Paul Virilio Paper / January 1991 In a multidisciplinary excavation of contemporary physics, architecture, esthetic theory, and sociology, Virilio traces the dystopic unity of the contemporary Western predicament with lightning prescience and clarity. Price $14.95 | ADD TO CART
