Verlag Fur Moderne Kunst

This publication assembles works from the EVN Collection--an Austrian collection company founded in 1995--offering a survey of international art from the past 20 years, with works by Phyllida Barlow,...

This catalogue brings together an assortment of artists who extend the medium of painting into post-Constructivist sculpture and installation. Participating artists include Sofie Thorsen, Michael...

This book compiles five years' worth of etchings, photogravures and woodcuts by Berlin-based Danish painter Adam Saks (born 1974). The quality of mark-making, exploration of graphic formal language...

German Tina Bara and Italian Alba D'Urbano have worked together since 2000, creating works that deal with female identity, the body and personal history. This volume explores their combination of...

Spatial Dispositions features Italian artist Aldo Giannotti's (born 1977) latest intervention at the Albertina: conceptual drawings that examine the museum's various collections, employees and...

This publication presents the oeuvre of Austrian artist Alfredo Barsuglia (born 1980), which hinges on themes of social norms and collectivity. Barsuglia is known for critical installations and...

Mexican artist Alicia Paz (born 1967) creates paintings, paper reliefs and cutout sculptures that are infused with cultural references and female personages. This catalogue, embossed with glitter and...

German artist Andreas Greiner (born 1979) makes experimental use of technical, scientific processes and integrates natural organisms as coauthors of his work. The first comprehensive monograph on the...

The drawings, sculptures and videos of British artist Anna Barriball (born 1972) transform everyday textures such as architectural elements (doors, walls, windows) and her own body. This book surveys...

Vienna-based artist Birgit Graschopf (born 1978) has been in the public eye for over 15 years with her performances and staged photographs in which her own body is the raw material. In Sur Face...

Featuring three female artists from three generations--Polish sculptor Alina Szapocznikow (born 1926), Czech installation artist Katerina Vincourov? (born 1968) and French artist Camille Henrot (born...

In collages and paintings, American artist Boris Lurie (1924-2008) challenged and interrogated the status of the work of art in a capitalist economy. This is the most substantial overview of his...

This is the first monograph of the abstract, monochromatic paintings and drawings of Swiss, New York-based artist Bruno Jakob (born 1954) from the late 1960s to the present day. It includes...

This publication presents texts by Los Angeles-based painter Caitlin Lonegan (born 1982) alongside her drawings and paintings inspired by George Eliot's Middlemarch.Author: Caitlin LoneganPublisher:...

Creating a dialogue between new and old works, sculpture and installation, this catalogue presents the formally precise, hard-edged compositions of British artist Clare Goodwin (born 1973). For this...

Music Tames the Beast is the most comprehensive overview of Austrian painter Constantine Luser's (born 1976) work to date. At the core of Luser's oeuvre lies the notion of translation--translating a...

From their Southeastern European bases in Bucharest and Sofia, artists Dan Perjovschi and Nedko Solakov have taken the international art world by storm over the course of the last 15 years, showing...

This publication focuses on the reception of Spanish painter and graphic artist Eduardo Arroyo's (born 1937) controversial work in Spain during the regime of Francisco Franco, from 1939 to 1978...

From Vienna-based duo Elisabeth Gabriel and Daryoush Asgar (both born 1975) comes a response to hyperactivity: waiting rooms where one can flee from the command to be productive, refusing to fulfill...

In Reeling to Real, Swiss artist Franziska Rutishauser (born 1962) reflects on the man-made threat of climate change to our world. With striking photorealistic oil paintings, drawings and lightbox...

The first monograph on Brisbane-based architect Geoff Pestorius (1930-68), Eblin Drive and Beyond focuses primarily on Pestorius' tour de force, the Sweeney House, though several other projects are...

This limited-edition publication is constructed from the archives of Austrian photographer Gerald Zugmann (born 1938), famous for his depictions of built spaces and landscapes constructed in his...

This book gathers a series of primitively executed and colorful paintings, drawings and installations by Swiss artist Gilles Rotzetter (born 1978), about the Swiss atom bomb. Author: Gilles...

This book presents works from the last 12 years by Belgian artist Hans Op de Beeck (born 1969), most of which are drawn from the Goetz Collection. Op de Beeck produces large installations,...

Austrian artist Hartmut Skerbisch (1945-2009) explored perceptions of reality, focusing on the image of the television monitor screen as the central symbolical object of our culture. This overview is...

This publication showcases British multimedia artist and poet Heather Phillipson's (born 1978) first solo installation in Germany. Using video pieces enhanced and complemented with photographs,...

This publication examines Austrian multimedia artist Heimo Zobernig's (born 1958) work with painting, sculpture, architecture, graphic and furniture design, video, performance and music. Focusing on...

How to Not Fuck Up Your Art-World Happiness Vol. 2Author: NAPublisher: Verlag Fur Moderne KunstPublication Date: Feb 11, 2025Number of Pages: NA pagesBinding: Paperback or SoftbackISBN-10:...

Through her excursions into architecture and urban studies, Berlin-based sculptor and installation artist Isa Melsheimer (born 1968) investigates the relationship between a building's design and its...

In his ironic appropriations of seemingly simple themes and concepts, German artist Jan Br?umer (born 1970) creates images and drawings that are both humorous and intellectual. Irrwisch uniquely...