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09/05/2026

08/05/2026

bruno on tour 🐻

We’re excited to announce our participation at the Melbourne Art Book Fair 2026, taking place from 15–17 May at the Great Hall of the National Gallery of Victoria.

As part of Melbourne Design Week 2026, the Fair brings together local and international publishers, artists and designers for three days celebrating independent publishing, art books and contemporary visual culture. We’re very happy to be included in this year’s program and to share our work alongside so many inspiring projects from around the world.

A special thank you to Monash University and Warren Taylor for their support and collaboration.
We look forward to seeing you in Melbourne!

07/05/2026

Until May 9, you’ll find a special corner at our bookstore featuring new publications from Mousse Publishing, pavilion catalogues, and the latest issue of Mousse Magazine. If you need a break from the Biennale rush, come spend some time with us in the shop 🐻

07/05/2026

These days, bruno’s main window display is dedicated to Noema Magazine and especially to their latest issue: Issue VI — Paradigm Shifts.
Noema is an award-winning magazine publishing longform journalism on the ideas shaping our time, from artificial intelligence and the climate crisis to the future of democracy and capitalism. Rooted in the Greek word noēma(“thought”), the magazine explores the forces transforming the world through deep reflection, historical perspective, and new ways of thinking beyond the pace of daily media.
Come pick up your copy!

30/04/2026

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29/04/2026

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Protest and Survive II

1. Roberto Gigliotti and Elisabetta Rattalino (eds.) - Inhabited Dissonance: Bozen Bolzano 1922-2025, bruno
2. Iman Mersal - Archives and Crimes,
3. Nicolas Framont - San Luigi,
4. Global Fascisms – Reader, 
5. Z - Moving Beyond the Left. A Post-Left Post-Mortem in Pursuit of Freedom,
6. Dagmar Herzog - The New Fascist Body,

21/04/2026

book launch
 
Retrograde Prometheus: Subjectivity & Computation, Christian Nirvana Damato, Becoming press 2026
 
27 aprile 2026 | h 18:00
Christian Nirvana Damato in conversazione con Alessandro Sbordoni
 
This book proposes a reversal of a common convention within contemporary critical theory: the idea that desire is an entropic, creative and potentially emancipatory force. Against this view, the author figures desire as negentropic, structured around stability, prediction, and calculation. Far from being disrupted by technocapital, this desire finds there a troubling affinity, and is seemingly propelled toward increasingly self-destructive forms. Retrograde Prometheus, part a poetic narrative, and part speculative treatise, seeks to reformulate these categories through which we understand desire, along with all the existential, ethical, and political implications that such a radical change in perspective may entail.
This book is composed of 46 subheadings (§), each addressing subjectivity, desire, and progress in relation to concepts drawn from natural history and the sciences, including topics such as psychocomputation, negentropy/entropy, sexuality, capitalism, and political agency. These parts are concatenated and recursive, ranging from miniatures to longer essays, as well as aphoristic reflections and microfictions.

21/04/2026

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18/04/2026

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A Route Toward Other Cosmologies

This section of the bruno Index is dedicated to publications that serve as tools (some more practical, others more theoretical) for constructing, marking, tracing, and mapping new cosmologies. These cosmologies move beyond the Western paradigm as their primary point of reference, instead offering a radical rethinking of the relationship between human beings and the worlds that surround them.

Una rotta verso altre cosmologie
 
Questa parte del bruno index è dedicata alle pubblicazioni che si pongono come strumenti, alcuni più pratici altri più teorici, per costruire, segnare, tracciare e mappare nuove cosmologie. Cosmologie che smettono di avere il paradigma occidentale come loro punto di riferimento principale, ma si pongono come un ripensamento radicale del rapporto tra esseri umani e i mondi che li circondano. 

1. Lou Manuel Arsenault - Of Enemies & Venison: First Materials for an Aztec Cosmotechnic .press
2. Déborah Danowski ed Eduardo Viveiros de Castro - Esiste un mondo a ve**re? Saggio sulle paure della fine
3. Elvira Espejo Ayca - KIRKI QHAÑI – Container of Andean Poetics INCA press
4. Umbigo #95 .space 
5. Heriberto Yèpez - L’impero della neomemoria .zone
6. Ernesto Neto - Arts on Earth .press