Forthcoming Books

The volume on the oeuvre of artist Marlow Moss, who is now receiving the recognition she deserves! In no way should she be placed beneath her male counterpart, Piet Mondrian. Through painting, drawing and sculpture, Moss explored her artistic quest for space and the light within it. A compelling life story of a queer artist, accompanied by a multifaceted body of work.  

This comprehensive publication dedicated to Carl Grossberg (1894–1940) accompanies a retrospective exhibition of his work at two German museums. His industrial structures, vats and machines are testimony to the rapid technological progress at the beginning of the twentieth century. Portrayed on a monumental scale, they are produced with sober precision, clear forms and luminous colours – and almost always without people. The eerie emptiness is both modern and impressive.

Giovanni Antonio Canal, called Canaletto, and his nephew Bernardo Bellotto used their richly detailed cityscapes to shape public understanding of the places they depicted. Mateusz Mayer vividly describes how Venice became the stage for a resplendent republican tradition, London a vision of bourgeois pride, and Vienna a setting for imperial representation – characterisations that continue to shape how we see these cities today. » further information