Domeau & Peres is a company that's known around the world for its high-quality designer furniture in extremely limited editions. But how are these unique pieces created? The catalogue Domeau & Peres:
Is there something like artistic exile? What share do planning and calculation, coincidence and impermanence have in the creation of artworks and exhibitions? Valerie Favre (*1959), an internationally
Over three decades, the painting of Anton Henning (*1964) has been both a challenge and an inspiration. For him, "even more modern" means showing the lasting significance of modernism for the present.
Today, 420 million children are growing up in war zones. Since 1919 Save the Children has been protecting and promoting the well-being of children in more than 120 countries. For its 100th anniversary
In the digital age, reality itself faces profound revolutions. The everyday, cohabitation, labour, our perception, and our senses radically shift into virtuality. In images and displays, installations
This is the first monograph on German multimedia artist Claudia Schmitz (born 1975), known for her examinations of identity in real and virtual spaces and experiments with synesthesia. Here, Schmitz's
Alexandru Radvan's (*1977) new monograph Mythical Flesh presents his varied practice and gathers paintings, collages, temperas, sculptures, and installations of the past five years. In this series of
In this book, Jorg Bruggemann and Tobias Kruse ask what kind of a relationship 'friendship' is. It is neither familial nor romantic, and yet, it often goes so much deeper. Together, the two photograph
The Jewish Museum Frankfurt presents The Female Side of God, based on numerous objects from cultural history and contemporary works of art. In a close reading of these works, the exhibition catalogue
Roger Turesson (*1956) is an award-winning photojournalist for Stockholm's Dagens Nyheter and one of Sweden's foremost photographers. Keeping aloof from major events, royalty, and celebrities, he turn
Markus Oehlen (*1956) is one of Germany's most unmistakable painters. As an anarchic pictorial inventor, since the 1980s he has revolted against any visual convention and aesthetic convenience. Due to
With over 100 works from 20 years of interventions in urban space, the Museum fur Kunst und Kulturgeschichte in Dortmund has dedicated a large overview exhibition to Rene Schoemakers (*1972). From the
Julia Steinigeweg (*1987) deals with the future inability to distinguish between reality and simulation. Her photographs are dystopian stagings of futuristic-seeming scenes and moments in Singapore, a
