Table of Contents

Introduction by Jonathan Openshaw
Interview with Hans Ulrich Obrist

Forces
Alyson Shotz
Carnovsky
Eno Henze
Geoffrey Mann
Hicham Berrada
Jólan van der Wiel
Ned Kahn
Nobuhiro Nakanishi
Sungfeel Yun
The Unseen

Essay Liam Young

Bodies
Anders Krisár
Barry X Ball
Bart Hess
Gehard Demetz
Jaume Plensa
Li Hongbo
Maiko Takeda
Marilene Oliver
Richard Dupont
Sruli Recht

Essay Daniel Miller

Surfaces
Aldo Tolino
Amy Brener 
Crabtree and Evans
Jonathan Zawada 
Katja Novitskova
Michael Staniak
Rachel de Joode
Robert Seidel 
Tomáš Libertíny
Troika

Essay Sarah Williams

Particles
ArandaLasch
Claire Morgan
Katie Lewis
Kohei Nawa
Luke Jerram
Nathalie Miebach 
Nucleo
Phillip Stearns
Seon Ghi Bahk
Thaddeus Wolfe

Essay Nathan Jurgenson

Matter
Daniel Arsham
Flavie Audi
Henrique Oliveira
Jeroen Verhoeven
Joseph Walsh
Junko Mori
Matter Design
Rogan Brown
Tokujin Yoshioka
Zhan Wang

Essay Glenn Adamson

Structures
Art+Com Studios
Chiharu Shiota
David DiMichele
Do Ho Suh
Jeongmoon Choi
Loop.pH
Numen/For Use
Roxy Paine
Žilvinas Kempinas
Zimoun

Essay Mark Foster Gage

Index
Credits

Promotional Information

This inspirational book focuses on a return to tactility, featuring contemporary artisans who craft objects by hand whilst embracing the digital age.

About the Author

Jonathan Openshaw: Jonathan Openshaw is editor in chief of POSTmatter magazine, and writes extensively on the impact of new technology on the creative industries. Openshaw studied Social Anthropology at Cambridge, and specialised in the anthropology of art and visual communication.