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Exhibition
The Galerie°Clair in Munich will display works by the Russian artist Petr Lovigin from 8 May to 7 July 2012.
The exhibition guides the visitor through a fabulous world, in Petr Lovigin’s native Russia. The artist created photographic series depicting idyllic magic worlds rich in colours. He likes to describe his work as Soul Kitchen to highlight his works’ main part: their soul.
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Museum Frieder Burda
Copley The catalog features more than eighty works by the American William Copley (1919 – 1996), who as gallery owner, artist, author, and publisher operated as an important mediator between the Surrealists and the Pop Art movement since the mid-1940s and was one of the most unconventional personalities in the art scene.
ISBN 978-3-86828-270-2
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Haus der Photographie / Deichtorhallen Hamburg
Saul Leiter – Retrospektive This book, published to mark the first major retrospective of Leiter’s work anywhere in the world, features for the first time, in addition to his early black and white and color images, his fashion photography, the overpainted nudes, as well as his paintings and sketchbooks.
ISBN 978-3-86828-258-0
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Petr Lovigin
PLANET LOVIGIN In "Planet Lovigin" the artist takes the reader along in a fairy-tale road trip through his Russian homeland and the Caucasus region.
ISBN 978-3-86828-287-0
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Charles Fréger
WILDER MANN Charles Fréger’s most recent works cycle led him to eighteen European countries in search of the mythological figure of the wild man: Austria, Italy, Hungary, Slovenia, Slovakia, Spain, Portugal, Poland, Germany, Greece, Macedonia, Bulgaria, the Czech Republic, Croatia, Switzerland, Finland and Romania.
ISBN 978-3-86828-295-5
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Malte Wandel
EINHEIT, ARBEIT, WACHSAMKEIT. Die DDR in Mosambik In "Unified, Industrious, Alert," Malte Wandel tells the story of the »Mad- germanes« – around 16,000 young Mozambique nationals who lived for over seven years as contract workers in the former state of East Germany.
ISBN 978-3-86828-298-6
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Chris Buck
PRESENCE Presence is a counter-intuitive, conceptual, and thoroughly entertaining take on the search for celebrity. Photographer Chris Buck hides his famous subjects without the use of digital manipulation in this perverse take on power portraits.
ISBN 978-3-86828-307-5
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Sibylle Fendt
GÄRTNERS REISE They had spent their entire life together traveling around Europe in a mobile home. In summer 2008, Lothar Gärtner decided to venture on one last journey with his wife, Elke. Two years earlier, Elke has been diagnosed with dementia.
ISBN 978-3-86828-304-4
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Michael Kerstgens
NEUES LEBEN. RUSSEN – JUDEN – DEUTSCHE This book is the last part of photographer Michael Kerstgens’ long-running project on Jewish life in Germany. The point of departure for his documentation in this volume is the period of reorientation of Jewish life in Germany following reunification and the collapse of the Soviet Union.
ISBN 978-3-86828-277-1
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MAX DUDLER
In this volume are gathered together the most important buildings and projects realized by the architect Max Dudler since 1986. The compact overview reveals how consistently Dudler has systematically developed his conceptual approach out of the history of architecture.
ISBN 978-3-86828-300-6
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Kunstmuseum Thun
Golden Days »Golden Days« presents works of the two artists Francis Baudevin and Dominik Stauch.
ISBN 978-3-86828-309-9
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Typographie des Terrors
Plakate in München von 1933 bis 1945
ISBN 978-3-86828-312-9
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Carol Rama
Böse Zungen The Italian artist Carol Rama (b.1918) developed her work consisting mainly of paintings, drawings and collages in Turin as an autodidact since the 1930s.
ISBN 978-3-86828-315-0
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