Girls season 2 premiers this Sunday. photograph by Terry Richardson

In collaboration with Grey Area, artist John Gordon Gauld live illustration the Stella McCartney 2013 Autumn presentation in New York. photograph by Grey Area

All the Lovers is the first author book by Portuguese photographer and Pas Un Autre contributor Rita Lino. The book reveals her collection of memories, her romances, an archive of broken hearts and phantom-past-histories. Released in a limited series of two hundred numbered copies, All the Lovers includes the special participation of the canadian filmmaker and writer Mike Hoolboom whose contribution is  a fictional diary called Disappear. Buy the book here.

Pas Un Autre is excited to announce an upcoming collaboration with Greta Bellamancina for a series of video poetry readings. Greta Bellamacina is a London Based poet and model who has been lighting up the literary and fashion world. She has recently graduated from King’s College London, published a book of poetry called Kaleidoscope, represented brands like Dolce & Gabbana, has been an in-house poet for various fashion brands, and just created a poetry/fashion film for Harper’s Bazaar which pays homage to Woody Allen called A Love Poem to San Francisco. After the jump, read Greta’s poem about traveling from LA to San Francisco with photographs by Kate Lorga, shot on the Orient Express. [CLICK HERE...]

After one year of silence and retirement from the art-world, Maurizio Cattelan and his works are once again arousing questions regarding life and death in a museum exhibition; the first exhibition after his well-known and successful Guggenheim retrospective. On display at the Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw is a selection of the artist’s most significant works. In them, he poses questions as to the contemporary understanding of death, sacrifice, forgiveness, the genesis of evil in humankind, national identity, and historical memory. Maurizio Cattelan, Amen, will be on view at the Centre for Contemporary Art Ujazdowski Castle in Warsaw until February 24, 2013.

Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier is a musical fantasy born in a trailer by the woods of upstate New York during summer 2010 by the French based in Belgium visual and sound artist Felicia Atkinson.  Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier’s new album Dark Morse, which is out February 1st by Shelter Press, is inspired by the short story The Angel Esmeralda written by Don Delillo.

Je Suis Le Petit Chevalier – Esmeralda on the Lake

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A new image by artist Alexandra Waespi using her unique scanner manipulation on 35mm film negatives.

Nick Doyle, assistant to artist Tom Sachs, stands in front of his inclusion to No More Rock Stars, a multidisciplinary, group exhibition of work by artists Mia Berg, Nick Doyle, Laura Greig, Justine Hill, Henry G. Sanchez, and Bryan McGovern Wilson, studio assistants to some of New York City’s highly celebrated artists. Guest curator Robert Dimin has selected work by these stand-out emerging artists working with video, robotics, painting, photography, and sculpture. No More Rock Stars will be on view until January 31, 2013 at  Galerie Protégé, 197 Ninth Ave [Lower Level] New York, NY

Algus Greenspon presents NY – USA, the first New York solo exhibition by Adriana Lara. Lara’s work considers form and content in relation to their condition as language and its syntax. By presenting theories, symbols and words as structures of content these appear as meaning containers, sometimes begging for meaning (IT), sometimes avoiding it (text) and sometimes just playing with it (symbols). Either way, by shuffling signifiers and their context interpretation becomes form. NY – USA will be on view unti January 19, 2013 at Algus Greenspon, 71 Morton Street, New York

Max Gibson, editor of Wine & Bowties, shooting Oliver Maxwell Kupper in the backyard of Pas Un Autre headquarters for an upcoming feature and interview on the site. photograph by Oliver Maxwell Kupper