An artist book by Carlos Bunga based on his exhibition Against the Extravagance of Desire at the Palacio de Cristal in Madrid, commissioned by the Museo Reina Sofia.

Carlos Bunga’s artist book Future Earth is a colouring book that was presented during his exhibition Terra Ferma at Glynn Vivian Gallery. It includes 20 drawings of hybrid and non-human animals with buildings as heads or balancing them on their back, reflecting on humans relationship with nature.

This catalogue is part of the exhibition A Temporalidade do Espaço / The Temporality of Space, which took place at Espaço Avenida in Lisbon, Portugal, as part of the Associate Projects of the Lisbon Architecture Triennale, and was produced by the EDP Foundation.

Carlos Bunga’s first edition of his DNA artist book series. It functions as a dictionary and conceptual handbook. It is an approximation to Bunga’s thoughts and process, which remains open to evolve, just like his artworks.

This book surveys Bunga’s actions and performances, and documents over a decade of installations, in the context of his exhibitions at MAAT and Carmona e Costa Foundation in Lisbon.

This artist book functions as a dictionary and conceptual handbook. It is an approximation to Bunga’s thoughts and process, which remains open to evolve, just like his artworks.

An artist book which also registers Bunga’s exhibition Mind Awake, Body Asleep at Secession in Viena.

The catalogue registering Bunga’s exhibition Something Necessary and Useful at Whitechapel Gallery in London. Edited by Emily Butler and Ines Costa.

Carlos Bunga’s artist book Juxtaposicions is a limited multiple edition piece that becomes unique and different in each of its copies, like an original work. It becomes a game of variable geometry and a work of art that transforms every time the viewer, actor or reader, opens it and changes it. Published by Tinta Invisible. With texts by Manuel Guerrero.