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Gibt es die Welt auch ohne mich
Abschlussarbeiten der Fachhochschule Bielefeld 2003-2008
ISBN 978-3-86828-043-2
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Peter Ablinger
hearing LISTENING Peter Ablinger (*1959) is a sceptic who understands the rules of the culture-game imposed by tradition and listening habits. hearing LISTENING presents the internationally renowned composer for the first time in an art context.
ISBN 978-3-86828-003-6
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back to black
Black in Current Painting 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
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Das Baugeschichte Spiel
Spielerisches Erlernen der Baustile durch Grundriss & Baukörper The Architectural History Game teaches the basics of the history of building in a playful manner. It introduces twelve epochs by presenting six representative buildings for each, showing their floor plans and elevations. These two different views of a building form the pair.
ISBN 978-3-86828-020-3
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James Beckett
monograph: 1998-2008 The work of South African artist James Beckett (*1977) stems from research-based activity, looking quite naturally backwards. The evolution in specific areas of the industrial revolution have played muse; such as...
ISBN 978-3-86828-031-9
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Jessica Backhaus
One day in November Jessica Backhaus’ book is a tribute to Gisèle Freund on what would have been her 100th birthday in December 2008. The book One Day In November is a testament to the friendship between the great photographer and a young photography student in Paris during the 1990’s.
ISBN 978-3-86828-022-7
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Jessica Backhaus
What Still Remains What Still Remains is the title of a photo series made up of 65 works created since 2006 in various locations.
ISBN 978-3-86828-019-7
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Julio Bittencourt
In a Window of Prestes Maia 911 Building On the Avenida Prestes Maia, one of São Paulo’s main thoroughfares, house number 911 consists of two gray apartment blocks that were once thought to be the most modern buildings in all of Latin America. The vacant high-rises were occupied in 2002 by 460 homeless families.
ISBN 978-3-86828-011-1
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Klara Beck
Zoo In his famous essay Why Look at Animals? John Berger describes the zoo as a monument to the impossibility of an encounter between human and animal. For Strasbourg artist Klara Beck, however, the zoo is a magical place that belongs neither to untamed nature nor to the domesticated realm and thus offers the potential for a meeting of the two worlds.
ISBN 978-3-939583-84-4
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