With their free-flowing impasto, Andrea Bender’s images open up a disconcerting gap between figure and colorful backdrop.

ISBN 978-3-86828-182-8
25 Euro
2011

Photographer Andreas Bertagnoll’s images are marked by imperceptible alienations. They don’t betray fully what they’re all about, refusing to do more than hint at something that goes beyond the image, something that is denied to the viewer. He documents everyday life there without imposing any value judgments or facile interpretations.

ISBN 978-3-86828-423-2
ca. Euro 29,90
2013

»Take your time.« With this programmatic request, Arvid Boecker encourages visitors to unhurriedly explore the interplay between his sculptural and painted works against the architecture of the Städtische Galerie Neunkirchen.

ISBN 978-3-86828-283-2
30 Euro
2012

back to black presents an intriguing variety of works as a way of examining the significance of black in recent painting. Black as a color in its own right only came into acceptance again in the early 20th century amongst artists such as Matisse, and was then rehabilitated in the postwar period by Rauschenberg, Rothko and Stella.

ISBN 978-3-86828-010-4
49 Euro
2008

The focus of Oscar Bronner is on the process itself, which takes precedence over thematic content. The artist views the canvas as a color palette from whose basic tonal components the image emerges.

ISBN 978-3-86828-425-6
ca. Euro 24,80
2013

The Californian light artist James Turrell (*1943) founded a new, spatially defined light art in the 1960s. In it, light appears as an autonomous means of composition, separately from its source. In this way, he created pictures made for the first time of pure light. In this volume, the art historian Ulrike Gehring examines the various qualities of light in American art after 1945.

ISBN 978-3-936636-82-6
39 Euro
2006

The internet has radically changed our handling of knowledge. How we process, prepare, store and transfer knowledge and its forms has altered substantially from earlier practices.

ISBN 978-3-939583-93-6
10,00 Euro
2009

Born in 1961 in Cologne, the photographer Boris Becker belongs to a young generation of artists who have increasingly turned their attention to the subject of landscape...

ISBN 978-3-933257-37-6
25 Euro
2001

Under the title "Colorful is My Favorite Color" – a quote from Bauhaus founder Walter Gropius – the colored pencil drawings of the Art Brut artists are juxtaposed with selected modern works on paper: masterpieces by Sophie Taeuber-Arp, Johannes Itten, Meret Oppenheim, Richard Paul Lohse and Camille Graeser. Exemplars from contemporary art supplement this sensual celebration of the rainbow.

ISBN 978-3-936636-33-8
28 Euro
2005

This first-ever book on the young Belarusian photography scene was initiated by Andrei Liankevich with the support of the Goethe Institute in
Minsk.

ISBN 978-3-86828-409-6
ca. Euro 35,–
2013