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Presents drawings, photographs and, for the first time, significant paintings and prints from the Deutcshe Bank collection from 1959 to 2021. Text in English and German.

The tenth anniversary edition of The Opera is staying true to itself while breaking through boundaries with a women designer and a male title motif questioning the definitions of masculinity and femininity.

20 years after September 11, 2001, and ten years after the discovery of the NSU in the fall of 2011, the Mindbombs exhibition and publication together explore the question of how acts of political violence affect cultural memory through the media. Text in English and German.

Niina Lehtonen Braun's Let Go Girl gives voices to women in their various roles and the tasks demanded by them, through collages. Text in English and German.

Brings together important artistic positions in Vietnam in the 1990s.

This richly illustrated publication with the allure of a catalogue raisonne opens up the extensive body of work of one of the Netherlands' major sculptors!

In 1978 German-born painter Nachume Miller became the youngest artist ever to present work at the Guggenheim within the Young American Artists: 1978 Exxon National Exhibition. This monograph is rediscovering his work through his sketchbooks and provides insight into his life, art and inventive practices.

A complete overview of the most recent paintings of Ilya Kabakov's (*1933), one of the former Soviet Union's most important and influential international artists today.

This publication marks major new additions to London's public art scene by the artists Alexandre da Cunha and Samara Scott.

A new edition of the famous "Unterwasserbuch" by Joseph Beuys and Lothar Wolleh as well as the rich history of the "Projekt Unterwasserbuch". Text in English and German.

The photographer Fabian Zapatka accompanies his actor-father as he bade his farewell at the Residenz Theater in Munich. Text in English and German.

Working together, the Mexican artist Beatriz Morales (*1981) and the Lebanese cognitive scientist Yasmina Jraissati (*1978) investigate the question of how different colours are perceived in different cultural circles. Text in English and German.

Green Sky, Blue Grass sheds light on the phenomenon of "colour" from interdisciplinary perspectives.

Hardly any other artist embodies the search for a contemporary form of expression via the ancient technique of the woodcut as Uta Zaumseil does. Text in English and German.

Becoming Photography looks back at the more than 30-year-long career of the Canadian artist Chuck Samuels (*1956).

Becoming Photography looks back at the more than 30-year-long career of the Canadian artist Chuck Samuels (*1956). Text in French.

Over six decades, Mernet Larsen (*1940) has playfully manipulated perspective within her paintings to reveal unsettling and humorous narratives that underlie ordinary situations.

Have you ever watched Douglas Gordon cook? Do you know Harun Farocki's favourite dal? Would you like to recreate Agnieszka Polska's pirogi with trumpets of death? 80 of the most renown video artists of our time reveal their favourite recipes.

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 renowned painter, has dedicated herself to these questions. Text in English and German.

Offers an insight into the work of Anton Henning, with an extensive picture section and a rare interview with the artist. Text in English, German, French, and Japanese.

Jana Sophia Nolle's (*1986) Living Room is a conceptual photographic study of socio-political dichotomy of lives most precious and lives most precarious, documenting temporary homeless shelters recreated in various wealthy San Francisco living rooms.

The Opera embodies contemporary nude photography and stands for an unconditional commitment to art and the body. This is the ninth edition.

For his new book, photographer Jonas Dahlstroem studied urban environments in Sweden. He captured their beauty in a continuous sequence of images taking place during exactly 12 hours. Text in English and Swedish.

For the first time, this publication and the accompanying exhibition examine the significance of the architectural visions developed in East and West Berlin in the final decade before the fall of the Berlin Wall.

A monograph of projects from 1963-2020 by artist couple Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Text in English and German.

Presents images by photographer Ron Hoffer that capture the beauty and daily challenges of post-Soviet in life Czechoslovakia and East Germany

A monograph of works dedicated to the Vietnamese painter Nguyen Xuan Huy. Text in English and German.

This touching photo book marks the centenary of the international humanitarian aid and children's right organisation Save the Children and shares 10 individual life stories of people who survived the wars of the past century.

Ulrich Wust's (*1949) photographs are a bold critique of the former GDR's planned urbanism. His first monograph includes 200 images, rare ephemera and an in-depth interview.

The first monograph on Claudia Schmitz (*1975) examines her creation, discarding, and reinvention of multiple identities in real and virtual spaces. Text in English and German.