"Martha Rosler is one of the most iconoclastic and politically motivated artists of her generation. Most of the encounters that unfold in Rosler's works originate in seemingly ordinary scenes of domestic life or everyday activities such as shopping, watching the news, reading the newspaper, or traveling. ... [details]
Issue number 6 of the periodical Neue Bildende Kunst, published in 1995. Contents include "Editorial;" "In Bewegung," by András Zwickl; "Zsigmond Károly, György Jovánovics, Imre Bukta, Csaba Nemes, Róza El-Hassan;" "Berlin-Moskau/Moskau-Berlin," by Hiltrud Ebert; "Erhard Monden," by Eugen Blume; "Jana Milev," by Bernd Rosner; "Wolfram Adalbert Scheffler," Künstlerseiten; "Jürgen Schön," by Ralph Lindner; "Maria Eichhorn," by Annelie Lütgens; "Paul Thek," by Friedrich Meschede; "Hadrian Pigott," by Michael Freitag; "John Latham," by Hans-Ulrich Obrist; "Cy Twombly," by Peter Herbstreuth; "Verdorrt die ostdeutsche Museumslandschaft?," by Anke Petermann; "Wovon lebt der Künsterler?," by Olaf Zimmermann; "Der Österreich-Schwerpunkt auf der Frankfurter Buchmesse," by Verena Kuni; "Subrealismus: Eine neue Kunstgattung aus dem Osten," by Viola Michely; "Open House 1995 in Marfa," by Sabine Russ; "Herbstsaison in New York," by Paul Dickerson/Bettina Munk; "Sehnsucht nach dem Paradies," by Peter Nesweda, Sandra Crawford; "Jana Sterbak in Saint-Etienne," by Anna Mohal; "Grenzenlos - Polnische Kunst in Berlin," by Andreas Quappe; "Fragen an die Malerei in der Galerie Wohnmaschine, Berlin," by Nikola Henze; "Martin Rosz im 'Museum," by Karin Bettina Müller; "Clownpower im Haus der Kunst, München," by Michael Glasmeier; "James Lee Byars in Bremen," by Katrin Wittneven; "Pina/Via Lewandowsky: Die Krise als Material in Leipzig," by Meinhard Michael; "Eine Sculptur von Magdalena Jetelová," by Pavel Liska; "Kunst und Gedächtnis: Sarkis in der Bundeskunsthalle," by Thomas Fechner-Smarsly; "Beate Terfloth," by Peter Herbstreuth; "Geschichte en détail. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at The Jewish Museum, New York, November 6 - March 27, 2016. Curated by Jens Hoffmann, Daniel S. Palmer, and Kelly Taxter. Edited and with a text by Jens Hoffmann. ... [details]
Issue number 92, edited by Bice Curiger. Contents include: "Dust in Your Eyes and Ink on Your Fingers: Daido Moriyama's Early Photo Books," by Mark Godfrey; "The Great Stoneface," by Dirk Snauwaert; "The Negation of Negation," by Anselm Franke; "Study It Lightly," by Jessica L. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue published in conjunction with show held at Deutsche Guggenheim Berlin, February 20 - May 9, 1999. Organized by Nancy Spector. Essays by Nancy Spector and Collier Schorr. Extended captions to the works in the exhibition by Jens Hoffmann. ... [details]
Catalogue for the 25th anniversary of ARCO, Madrid's International Contemporary Art Fair, held February 7 - 12, 2006. Sections and contents include: "I. 25 Years," texts by Juan Antonio Ramírez, Fernando Golvano, José Luis Brea, and Amparo Lozano with an interview with Lourdes Fernández by Juan Antonio Álvarez Reyes; "II. ... [details]
Exhibition catalogue cum artist's project titled "World Soup : The Kitchen Show" published in conjunction with Hans Ulrich-Obrist's first curatorial project, a show held at Schwalbenstrasse 10, St. Gallen, Switzerland, July - September 1991. ... [details]
Catalogue published in conjunction with art fair held at the Drawing Center, the Brooke Alexander Gallery and Printed Matter, November 7 - 9, 1997. Includes artists' projects by Francesco Clemente, Joseph Grigeley and Siobhan Liddell. ... [details]
Issue Number 17 of Point d'Ironie featuring a collaborative work by John Giorno and Ugo Rondinone. Published by Agnés B, edited by Hans-Ulrich Obrist. "Rondinone disguised Giorno as a clown and took photos to accompany Giorno's poem 'Demons in the Details' and vice versa. ... [details]
Artist's book by Annette Messager edited by Hans Ulrich Obrist. Organized into four tabbed sections: "nos pénetrations," "nos tortures volontaires," "nos clichés témoins" and "nos masques." Text in French. [details]
