Product Description: Joan Miró was one of the most popular artists of the twentieth century. His brightly colored pictorial hieroglyphs have for generations been the most admired legacy of Surrealism. This catalogue presents an overview of his oeuvre that shows the ways in which the artist drew inspiration from the avant-garde literature of his time...read more

Product Description: The films, paintings, and photographs of Jordan Wolfson (b. New York 1980; lives and works in New York and Berlin) combine the strategies of conceptual art with personal experiences and emotions and the poetry of possibilities. The artist plays with the idea of repetition, generating animated cartoons on his computer he later transfers to 16 mm film...read more

Product Description: Since his impressive debut at the 2009 Venice Biennale, Tomás Saraceno (b. San Miguel de Tucumán, Argentina, 1973; lives and works in Frankfurt am Main) has been a fixture of the international art scene. In his works, which occupy their exhibition sites like organic structures, he envisions scenarios for possible architectures and the urban planning of the future...read more

Product Description: 24 years after his death, artist, teacher, and activist Joseph Beuys (1921-1986) is celebrated with an all-inclusive exhibition organized in his hometown Dusseldorf. A highly controversial artist during his lifetime, for whom artistic practice, teaching and political activism were were wedded to each other, he is considered today one of the most important figures of 20th century avant-garde art, mentioned in the same breath as Marcel Duchamp and Andy Warhol...read more

Product Description: Over the course of a long and storied career, Willi Baumeister (1889-1955) created stage designs and costumes for many plays. Now, for the first time, his writings on the theatre have been compiled and published in this first volume from Archiv Baumeister im Kunstmuseum Stuttgart...read more

Product Description: The work of the New York-based German conceptualist, Josephine Meckseper, deals with themes of consumerism and commodity fetishism in modern society. For example, her shop window installations, Shelves, juxtapose fashion accessories with regalia, such as Palesetinian kaffiyeh, taken from left wing protest movements...read more

Product Description: At the 1889 World's Fair in Paris, the newly erected Eiffel Tower became one of the first icons of illuminated architecture, a nocturnal "lighthouse." It was not until decades later, in the 1920s, when a building's evening fa ade became a central issue for residential and commercial architects, who began to look for avant-garde and aesthetically striking ways to light up their ever-taller works in all the major cities of the world...read more

Product Description: Description: Moon Mirror focuses on a singular aspect of Rebecca Horn's extraordinarily diverse oeuvre, one that plays an important role in the formal constitution of her large sculptures and installations: the relationship between the work of art and its architectural setting...read more