The design for the artists solo show “Jochen Plogsties – Kunstpreis der Leipziger Volkszeitung” at Museum der bildenden Künste Leipzig (3 December 2011 – 26 February 2012) comprised various applications, such as invitation card, poster and catalogue design as well as exhibition graphics. The catalogue includes texts by Britt Schlehan and Veit Görner.
“Tobias Zielony captures the life of adolescent indigenous gang members in Winnipeg, the capital of Manitoba province in Canada. In keeping with the tradition of classic photo journalism, Zielony makes use of various genres of photography; including portraits of gang members posing in front of the camera and views of the urban landscape in and… Read more »
The publication “Faites le travail qu’accomplit le soleil” was published to accompany the exhibition by Olaf Nicolai at kestnergesellschaft Hanover. The publication translates the themes and the formal vocabulary of the exhibition in the space of the book: A tour of the exhibition as a comic. Essays on the work of Olaf Nicolai by Anne… Read more »
“The publication presents selected works from two pioneers of Concrete Art and Poetry, Waldemar Cordeiro (1925–1973) from Brazil and Franz Mon (1926) from Germany. The exhibited pieces reach from the mid-1960’s to the present and combine sculpture, collage, and computer printouts with typewriter text and sound work. With a mutual interest in the deconstruction of… Read more »
The artist monograph has been published on the occasion of Maya Schweizer’s solo show “La même histoire ailleurs” at Westfaelischer Kunstverein, Münster (4 September – 24 October 2010). Texts by Joerg Franzbecker, Katja Schroder, Madeleine Bernstorff, Marcel Rodenbach, Margit Czenki, Nanna Heidenreich, Sabeth Buchmann, Ulrich Peltzer.
The catalogue has been published on the occasion of Nina Koennemann’s solo show at Portikus, Frankfurt (28 March – 17 May, 2009). The publication includes an essay by Katha Schulte.
Blake Book compiles work from fourteen artists who were asked by David Lewis to make a piece in response to a two-part exercise on William Blake: “Take something from Blake and add it to the world, to form a new poet, a new artist, and a new world. Repeat until there is no more Blake.”… Read more »
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