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One of the outstanding representatives of German painting in the post-war era, Gunter Fruhtrunk became famous for his vector-like, diagonal stripes: impressive paintings of parallel, diagonal bundles of stripes in yellow, orange, green, black, and white, whose geometrical, abstract vocabulary of forms he derived from constructivism.

Marlow Moss-a find for art history

First monograph on the Estudio Teddy Cruz + Forman, the future lab

London in the Swinging Sixties

The Woman Herself: Leonhard Hurzlmeier's abstract portraits highlight the current discussion on women and identity. Provocative, ambiguous, sometimes erotically charged, sometimes critical and distant, and always humorous, the portraits unfold a panorama of current debates about gender identities.

Grotesque dreamworlds: the earthy, comic films by Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg in a big retrospective of their work

An overlooked chapter: the international influence of Scandinavian and Baltic avant-garde art

Mit der Beobachtung der unendlichen Metamorphose von »Lichtzellen«, den kleinsten Bestandteilen digitaler Bilder, hinterfragen die Künstler AROTIN & SERGHEI das Wesen der visuellen Sprache unserer Zeit. Ihre jüngste Arbeit, Infinite Screen, beschäftigt sich mit Themen des endlosen Raums, der Illusion und Oberfläche von Bildern, sowie mit der Entstehung des Lichts. Dieses Buch gibt einen Überblick über die Entwicklung von Infinite Screen und den dazugehörigen Zyklen intermedialer Zeichnungen, Bilder, Installationen, Skulpturen und Kompositionen innerhalb sich ständig weiterentwickelnder Parameter wissenschaftlicher, mythologischer, philosophischer und architektonischer Rahmen. Das Projekt Infinite Screen wurde in mehreren Variationen als Großraum-Installation bei der Ars Electronica, der Biennale in Venedig, dem Kunsthistorischen Museum Wien und der Fondation Beyeler gezeigt.

More urbanization than ever before: new planning practices

German Photo Book Award, 2009

Ghosts in daylight: photographic expeditions in South Africa's "Cradle of Humankind"

What is time? A photographic investigation in the Vallee de Joux: Holdsworth's pictures present the valley in romantic sublimity, as if it were as frozen in time as it is in temperature.

The Yangtze River photographed with a large format camera: "A work of a genius and an eye-opening experience."- Zelda Chaetle

If I'd realized what a wonderful photographer you were, and how nice McCalls was about doing a story -- I never would have been the jittery subject I was.-- Jackie Kennedy 1954 (from a letter to Orlando Suero)

Cosmopolitan, avant-gardist, architect: life and work of the Modern Movement's protagonist

Grotesque dreamworlds: the earthy, comic films by Nathalie Djurberg and Hans Berg in a big retrospective of their work

Urban pilot projects from the informal city

Off to radio silence! Even in our digital world there are still dead zones. Jacqueline Hassink went to see and photograph them

Kreuzberg Nights

Volume 2 of the extensive Catalogue Raisonne

Juan Grimm's most beautiful gardens in Chile

Camera, light, action: Peter Miller's universe of film and photography.

Alongside reproductions of films, sculptures and light works, this volume on Sicilian filmmaker Rosa Barba (born 1972) features the new 35mm film From Source to Poem (2016), in which hundreds of archival images evolve into a collage of America's cultural legacy.

Digital Madonna Worship

Jan Tove's photographs of his home region are lyrical dabs of memory, the wide-eyed absorption of changes. For a period just short of ten years, the Swedish photographer and publicist returned to the Swedish countryside, at different points during the year, portrayed landscape as well as inhabitants, and discovered an individual rhythm.

When the world was still black and white: the first photo book by the French photographer

The Greek documentary photographer portrays her hometown of Athens

From Rembrandt to Van de Velde: drawings by Dutch masters. This catalogue, the result of a long-term research project, includes almost 600 drawings, of which approximately 130 are previously unpublished. Besides the Nationalmuseum, it draws on the collections of the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Stockholm, and other institutions.

The Pritzker Prize winner Alvaro Siza in Venice