Product Description: Starting from the painting of Informalism, the œuvre of Willi Bucher covers a broad spectrum from drawing and sculpture to verbal images, videos, and installations. He always debates the relationship between real, pictorial, and virtual space, including innovations with regard to presentation and technical realization...read more

Product Description: Thomas Schmidt (born 1943) has constructed a series of oval paintings and works on paper that accentuate the hips, thighs, feet, breasts and even the underwear of women, exaggeratedly operating from a male perspective. This publication presents the series.

Product Description: At the core of Friedrich Einhoff’s sweetly melancholic oeuvre is the formal reduction and expression of the human figure. Drawing inspiration from art history, newspapers and magazines, Einhoff’s paintings are at once eerie, seductive and compelling...read more

Product Description: A selection of paintings and drawings from the past ten years, this volume is the first overview of Romanian artist Christina Chirulescu (born 1974). Her abstract paintings combine a careful geometricism with warm swells, patches and drips of color.

Product Description: Mysterious and Paradoxical Photographic Works. It is an old question: what does a photograph actually show? Christiane Feser (b. Würzburg, 1977; lives and works in Frankfurt am Main) has quite literally added new facets to it. At first glance, her pictures show repetitive geometric structures: rectangles and triangles that sometimes bulge out in a relieflike fashion but on the whole remain integrated in a rhythmical planar pattern...read more

Product Description: Romanian-born, Amsterdam–based artist Veron Urdarianu (born 1951) paints pale, melancholy landscapes, with silhouettes of houses and figures hovering vulnerably on an indeterminate or unstable pictorial plane. This volume offers a concise survey of his works.

Product Description: Building on the legacy of Surrealism and its reconceptions of the female body, Austrian artist Margret Wibmer (born 1959) designs clothing that incorporates machine parts and sensors that enable the garment to “perform” when worn, or to interact with sound and language samples in an exhibition environment...read more

Product Description: Irony is one of the defining characteristics of postmodernism, but is it a meaningful strategy today? The Fate of Irony addresses this question in works by Christian Jankowski, Werner Büttner, Marcel Dzama, Daniela Comani, Martin Kippenberger, Julia Oschatz, Roman Ondák, Julia Kissina, Ming Wong and Peter Jap Lim, among others...read more