Walter Benjamin: Dreams

 Winter 2026

Edited with text by Burkhardt Lindner
With a preface by Caroline Adler, Jacob Bard-Rosenberg and Olga Schubert

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Though published during his lifetime, Walter Benjamin’s dream notes and theoretical reflections on dreams are collected here for the first time in a single volume.

Dreams highlights a dimension of Benjamin’s thinking that was invaluable for his writing and thought but which has thus far received little attention. It is a comprehensive and chronological collection of Benjamin’s transcriptions of his own dreams and includes unpublished manuscript materials. The publication also features his theoretical reflections on dreams, ranging from short aphorisms and longer analyses of dream literature and the history of dreams to the political conception of a “dreaming collective” and its awakening.

Editor Burkhardt Lindner describes Benjamin’s literary approach to his own dreams in the epilogue and gives a sketch of Benjamin’s own definition of the dream sphere, independent of and in contrast to Surrealism and Freud’s interpretation of dreams.

design: Benedikt Reichenbach

CFGNY

Fall 2026

Published by Amant

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First extensive monographic publication covering their wide research-driven practice across fashion, painting, ceramics photography and installation which expands ideas of racialization and subjectivity. 

The Rhonda Lieberman Reader

Fall 2026

(Viscose Journal/Bierke/Pep Talk; reprint)

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The Rhonda Lieberman Reader is an expanded reprint of the first volume of the author’s writing. It brings together over 82 essays, reviews, columns, and talks published or delivered between 1988 and 2016, including nearly all of her Glamour Wounds and Diaries for Artforum. Also collected are syllabi and course materials from Lieberman’s time teaching at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago in the ’90s and new contributions including an interview, an autobiographical text, and reflections by a former student. There are illustrations of art works by Lieberman and photographs of the author and her cohort. Additional contributors include Charlie Fox, Bruce Hainley, Sarah Lehrer-Graiwer, and Todd Meyers, illustrated.