with Stephen Lang, Anna Solal, Scott Rogers, Grace Storey, Keiu Krikmann, Michele Gabriele, Penny Rafferty, and Paul Barsch (Ed.)

A growing number of birds of prey wait for roadkill on noisy highways instead of flight hunt in the wild; at least it seems that this is the case. Today's artists feed on cultural roadkill as well. The publication 'No Need to Hunt — We Just Wait for the Roadkill' is a loose compilation of commissioned texts, scientific quotes, and conversations with artists and an ornithologist to shed some light on wild assumptions about art production, animal behaviour, and their possible connections.

Designed by Brent Dahl and Maria Mitcheva
TLTRPreß, Berlin 2020
ISBN: 978-3-9819640-3-5
156 pages, 210 x 265mm
Edition of 81kg

About the editor:
Paul Barsch is a visual artist and curator working across media and contexts with culturally charged material and site- and idea-specific concepts. He is the co-founder of New Scenario and he has been focused on artistic forms of presentation and image strategies after the white cube. He nests and hunts between Dresden, Berlin, and Cologne.
http://paulbarsch.de

About the designers:
Brent Dahl (Cape Town, RSA) and Maria Mitcheva (Sofia, BG) joined forces on the design of the publication having both scavenged from the Gerrit Rietveld Academie (Amsterdam, NL). A playful collaboration reflecting the diversity of content and perspectives within the book.
http://brentdahl.net
https://maria.werkplaatstypografie.org

This publication was kindly supported by Amt für Kultur und Denkmalschutz, Landeshauptstadt Dresden.