Moderne Kunst Verlag Fur

Jason Dodge's meticulous sculptures--of such everyday objects as plumbing pipes, satellite dishes and light bulbs--deliberately belie the considerable labor put into them, whether by the artist or...

This publication is the first monograph on Swedish installation artist Christian Andersson (born 1973). His multimedia piece Legende, which explores alternative interpretations of history, features...

The photographs of Christian H?hn (born 1968) show both the diversity and uniformity of cities around the world. This publication displays H?hn's images of Chinese megacities, including Beijing,...

This monograph on Austrian artist Daniel Egg (born 1973) reproduces his latest work, Information Stream, which addresses common associations with and public perceptions of smoking, from the 1920s to...

In the Digital Paintings series, Dorothee Golz (born 1960) takes faces from well-known Renaissance paintings and uses modern settings and pictorial elements to transpose them into a contemporary...

Austrian artist Franziska Maderthaner (born 1962) creates an ornate, eclectic collage of photographs, which she then projects onto a canvas to be transformed into an oil painting. Out of the Flat...

In this extended, illustrated essay, Swiss artist and author Stefan Banz (born 1961) describes Marcel Duchamp's discovery of the Forestay Waterfall near Chexbres, Switzerland, in the summer of 1946,...

For The Shabbat Room, Israeli artist Maya Zack (born 1976) has created an installation reinterpreting the 1899 piece by Isidor Kaufmann (1853-1921) of the same name. The original work was destroyed...

Viennese artist Moussa Kone (born 1978) creates detailed, Gorey-esque, mostly black-and-white ink drawings that are often darkly humorous and socially critical. This delightful artist's book follows...

The publication presents an overview of the artist's works from the end of the 1990s onward and reflects on the meaning of chance, play and research in Brudermann's work, as emphasized by the...

Possessed of powerful graphic punch, the paintings of Austrian artist Oliver Dorfer (born 1956), surveyed in this volume, unite popular culture and art history, processing everyday imagery in the...

Vienna-based Oliver Ressler's (born 1970) films, photographs and installations often contain analyses of economic and political structures around the world. This publication documents his...

Artists have increasingly played a central role in the restructuring of cities, in the wake of de-industrialization, deregulation and privatization. This volume assesses the role of the "urban...

Sandra Kranich's art pieces involve fireworks designed for a mural that, for only a brief moment, ignites into a spectacle of light, color and sound. This hardcover volume documents the fireworks and...

This monograph presents research by Vienna-based artist Sofie Thorsen (born 1971) on an artistic phenomenon of postwar Austria--sculptures designed by artists for children to play on. Thorsen's works...

April 12, 2011 marks the acclaimed fiftieth anniversary of Yuri Gagarin's voyage into space. This volume looks at a huge selection of art and literature inspired by conceptions of outer space, from...

German artist Thilo Westermann (born 1980) begins his artistic process by meticulously removing dots of color from small sheets of painted glass. The revealed images are then scanned and printed in...

This publication surveys the work of German artist, curator and author Tilo Schulz (born 1971). Since the mid-1990s, Schulz has challenged the architecture of the conventional exhibition space by...

The art of Ulrike Ottinger (born 1942) straddles ethnographic observation and mythological narration. Through a dense network of images from other countries and thematically linked objects and wall...

A Moment in Time is the first all-encompassing publication on the multifaceted work of Swiss artist Victorine M?ller (born 1961). M?ller first gained international recognition for placing individuals...

This catalogue accompanies the exhibition What Is Art? held at the Graz Halle f?r Kunst und Medien, Austria. The contributors review Eastern European performance art from the 1970s, including such...