Verlag Fur Moderne Kunst

In Image in Meditation, German artist Jana Gunstheimer (born 1974) presents a multipurpose building of her own invention. The layout and use of this building's many rooms are shown through...

Conceptual artist Jochen Gerz transforms a museum into a giant bookFor his "no retrospective" at the Lehmbruck Museum Duisburg, Gerz (born 1940) has emblazoned a text interweaving his life and works...

The sculptural objects and public artworks of German artist Jochen Gerz (born 1940) address the public's emotional distance to commemorated events and memorials. This volume documents a project that...

This catalog documents a recent exhibition by German painter Jonas Weichsel (born 1982) at the Museum Wiesbaden in which the artist carefully selected paintings in response to the specific...

Munich-based artist Judith Egger (born 1973) explores nature's uncontrollable forces--particularly those considered most repugnant or threatening--in her performances, installations and objects. This...

Austrian sculptor Karl Karner (born 1973) creates bronze and aluminum abstract sculptures that loosely allude to the human body in their biomorphic character. This book surveys his works.Author: Karl...

An audio portrait of British artist Liam Gillick (born 1964), An Idea Just Out of Reach was recorded at the Hamburger Bahnhof in Berlin in February 2009, and records his thoughts on everything from...

The title of Italian sculptor Loredana Sperini's (born 1970) new monograph refers to an Italian song that describes a brief but intense meeting between two people and how that moment constitutes "the...

First-ever examination of the Croatian figurative painter who paints quietly evocative scenes of urban lifeThis publication offers the first comprehensive overview on the practice of Croatian artist...

This book presents a collaborative work from 1978-1979 by Austrian artist Peter Weibel (born 1944) and Swiss artist Loys Egg (born 1947). Biblioteca Insomnia consists of 170 works on paper, each of...

Austrian artist Manuel Gorkiewicz (born 1976) creates colorful, decorative sculptures and installations that combine stylistic exaggeration with delicate irony. His first monograph documents work...

Swiss artist Maria Magdalena Z'Graggen (born 1958) has been attracting attention for many years with her abstract paintings and large-format watercolors. This publication is the first to provide an...

This volume surveys the work of Romanian painter Marieta Chirulescu (born 1974), who interposes thin layers of glaze between applications of oil or acrylic to the picture plane, creating austere,...

Austrian artist Marko Lulic (born 1972) investigates Yugoslavian and international modernism, addressing utopian aspects of the 20th century in different political contexts. This catalog accompanies...

This publication surveys works by Austrian artist Markus Hiesleitner (born 1981) whose conceptual sculptures, installations and videos examine political, social, economic and ecological issues in...

This book conjoins the painterly photographs of Andreas M?he (born 1979), which examine the aesthetics of Nazism as expressed in posture, gestures and clothing, with 96 drawings by Markus L?pertz...

This monograph assembles seven installations made between 2009 and 2014 by Slovenian artist Marufla Sagadin (born 1978), who interrogates semiotic structures in architecture and in various...

The installations and sculptures of German artist Max Schaffer (born 1985) explore the institutional realities and laws governing the presentation and reception of art. Power of Style presents a...

Looking at the work of four artists, Mo(ve)ment focuses on the hand that places a line on paper, that shapes the clay, that moves through space or with a brush across a canvas. Included are drawings...

In this captivating collection of essays on Marcel Duchamp and his legacy, the renowned Swiss Duchamp expert Stefan Banz (born 1961) explains, among other things, why it was not Walter Hopps who...

A record of the artist's nomadic living digital experiment in TokyoIn this interactive video art piece-turned-book, the German digital artist and architect Rebecca Merlic (born 1989) challenges the...

Here, Zurich-based artist duo Relax--established in 1983 by Marie-Antoinette Chiarenza (born 1957) and Daniel Hauser (born 1959)--produce works inspired by depictions of working women and female...

Addressing global insecurity and the fragility of human existence, the installation Partenza by Croatian photographer Renata Poljak (born 1974) and this accompanying publication investigate migration...

This book takes its title from Routine Pleasures (1986), a film by director Jean-Pierre Gorin, who had once collaborated on a series of politically charged cinetracts with Jean Luc-Godard (as the...

This book traces Berlin-based multimedia artist Sabine Kacunko's (born 1963) development through photography, photographic installations, interactive video installations, media performances and audio...

A photographic celebration of the details of clothes, from the author of the acclaimed fashion blogThis volume documents the ongoing photo-based project exploring the "visual language of style" by...

This publication contextualizes the paintings of Austrian artist Stefan Sandner (born 1968) within an art-historical context--particularly in terms of conceptual and minimalist art movements. An...

An artist's repository of two decades worth of source materials in the form of everyday consumer productsGerman artist Stephanie Senge (born 1972) showcases her archive of consumer goods collected...

German artist and performer Susanne Carl (born 1962) makes masks and uses them to create a variety of characters, also using costumes and wigs. Together with photographer Bruno Weiss, Carl scouts...

In this exhibition catalogue, experts, art theoreticians, anthropologists and urban scholars from Libya, Egypt and Syria report on artistic interventions in their countries and critically reflect on...