Review
Nicholas Pollack’s Meadow is not justa photographic journey — it’s an eloquent narrative that enhances ourunderstanding and appreciation of the world around us.
PhotoBook Journal
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The catalogue offers a valuable survey of the multi-decade career of this important, unabashedly outspoken female artist.
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Zigi Ben-Haim
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Anne Duk Hee Jordan
The End Is Where We Start FromThe artist Anne Duk Hee Jordan (*1978) was born in Korea and grew up in Germany. She argues in a sensuous and humorous manner that we as humans should see ourselves as a part of the ecosystem. Jordan’s multimedia, immersive installations ... -
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ECCENTRIC
Aesthetics of FreedomCourageous, free, humorous, touching, and disturbing: these works by fifty international artists show how eccentric means more than neurotic or decadent. Eccentricity resists all kinds of ideology, and indeed it can be an engine of social freedom ... -
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Rediscovered & Reunited
Ernst Ludwig Kirchner's Frames and PaintingsErnst Ludwig Kirchner regarded the picture and its frame as a unit. Contrary to Kirchner’s intention that they belong together, over the years some paintings were separated from their original frames. In the present publication they are ... -
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Ed. Jan Nicolaisen et al.
Impulse Rembrandt
Teacher. Strategist. BestsellerMore than any other artist, the painter Rembrandt developed a charisma through the outstanding quality and originality of his works and through the organisation of his workshop. His pupils and successors continued his style as the Rembrandt ... -
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Ed. Raphael Gross et al.
What is Enlightenment?
Questions for the Eighteenth CenturyOn the 300th anniversary of Kant’s birth, 2024: From the search for knowledge and a new kind of science to debates about religion, human equality and freedom of mankind, the demand for civil rights, mercantilism and cosmopolitanism – ... -
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Michael Duncan
San Francisco the Golden Age 1930-1960
Making a SceneSan Francisco: The Golden Age details the extraordinary development of the Bay Area art scene between 1930 to 1960. During that time, a great museum director, an enlightened patron, and a brilliant art school came together to create an ... -
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Nick Mafi
Calatrava
ArtSantiago Calatrava is primarily known for his spectacular architectural feats that span the globe. Yet he has never limited himself to architecture alone; rather, he sees himself as an artist. With his painting, sketching, drawing, sculpture, ... -
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Xanti Schawinsky
Play, Life, IllusionPlay Life Illusion – the retrospective in book form refers to the title of a performance which Xanti Schawinsky developed in 1936 with students at Black Mountain College. The Swiss artist who worked at the Bauhaus in Weimar and Dessau ... -
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Ed. Bernd Pappe et al.
The Romantic Era was a particularly splendid epoch in miniature portraiture. A host of artists created portraits of great sensitivity and remarkable technical perfection. 142 masterpieces from the famous Tansey Collection illustrate the golden age ... -
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Ed. Juliet Simpson et al.
Gothic Modern
From Edvard Munch to Käthe Kollwitz"Gothic Modern" illuminates the pivotal discovery of medieval Gothic art for Edvard Munch, Käthe Kollwitz and their artist contemporaries. It explores their deep attraction to the Gothic art of Europe’s north and German lands ... -
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Ed. Juliet Simpson et al.
Gothic Modern
Fra Edvard Munch til Käthe Kollwitz"Gothic Modern" illuminates the pivotal discovery of medieval Gothic art for Edvard Munch, Käthe Kollwitz and their artist contemporaries. It explores their deep attraction to the Gothic art of Europe’s north and German lands ... -
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Ed. Elsy Lahner et al.
Robert Longo’s work captures moments of tension in nature, politics and history at their emotional climax. Presented at a monumental scale, the size and virtuoso technique of his photorealistic charcoal drawings enhance his powerful imagery. -
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Ed. Iris Müller-Westermann
German Expressionism
The Artist Group Brücke and the Beginnings of ModernismIn a time like our own, where a young generation feels a great need to change our way of living, thinking and organizing ourselves, the publication on the artist group Brücke feels particularly relevant. These young artists also wanted to ... -
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Ed. Iris Müller-Westermann
Tysk Expressionism
Konstnärsgruppen Brücke och modernismens börjanIn a time like our own, where a young generation feels a great need to change our way of living, thinking and organizing ourselves, the publication on the artist group Brücke feels particularly relevant. These young artists also wanted to ... -
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Ed. Ralph Gleis et al.
In 1867, Monet (1840–1925) turned his back on tradition when he focused on the bustling life of Paris from the balcony of the Louvre. He was fascinated by the present in the growing French capital rather than the old masters. In a series of ... -
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Brixy
The Description of the WorldEnergy, optimism, the joy of life: Dietmar Brixy creates works that burst out into the world with luminous colour and dynamism. Paintings with titles such as Happy or Journey invite us to join Brixy on a visual adventure of glorious colour and ... -
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Ed. Kunstmuseum Basel et al.
Paula Rego
Power GamesThe female protagonists of the Portuguese-British artist Paula Rego either come from real life or derive from the world’s great legends, fairy tales and myths. As complicated heroines of our time they have endured illegal abortions or fight ... -
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Ed. Antonia Hoerschelmann et al.
Erwin Wurm
English EditionWith his Fat Cars and Tiny Houses, his sculptures of cucumbers, and sausages, Erwin Wurm (b. 1954) shines a critical spotlight on consumer society’s manipulative mechanisms and their effects. On the occasion of Wurm’s 70th birthday this ... -
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Paul Rotterdam
Paul Rotterdam
Nachtbogen - Nightbow and Other EventsPainter, illustrator and graphic artist Paul Rotterdam (b. 1939) is the Austrian member of the New York School, a group of artists whose radical approaches pushed pure abstraction to its very limits. In the late 1960s, Rotterdam moved to the United ... -
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Ed. Suzanne Ramljak
David Smith
The Nature of SculptureSpanning the full career of the sculptor David Smith (1906–65), this study features some fifty sculptures alongside related paintings, reliefs and works on paper to reclaim the primacy of nature within his expansive oeuvre. -
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Ed. Nichole N. Bridges
"Narrative Wisdom and African Arts" explores how historical and contemporary African arts make visible narratives rooted in collective and individual memory and knowledge. Historical works made by artists across sub-Saharan Africa during ... -
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Surrealism
Worlds in DialogueSurrealism revolutionised art with fantastic, radically subjective motifs. As a political and international movement, the artists wanted to change society. The topicality of their ideas enables a fascinating comparison between important pioneers of ... -
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Ed. Helen Hirsch et al.
Gunta Stölzl & Johannes Itten
Textile Universen / Textile UniversesGunta Stölzl (1897–1983) and the Swiss artist Johannes Itten (1888–1967) were Bauhaus teachers who met in the experimental field at important stages of their biographies from their time at the Bauhaus in Weimar until well into the 1960s. ... -
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Peter van Ham
Tabo - Gods of Light
The Indo-Tibetan Masterpiece - RevisitedOver one thousand years old, the Buddhist monastery complex of Tabo with its exquisitely preserved works of art ranks among the most fascinating cultural and historical treasures of mankind. The new edition of this richly illustrated volume shows ...