Landskab og kystlandskab i kunst

Som avantgardekunstner skabte L. A. Ring (1854-1933) en ny billedkunstnerisk æstetik og opnåede bred anerkendelse og popularitet. Der er i dag international interesse for hans værker, både i Norden, Europa og USA.Bogens komposition er både kronologisk og tematisk med en række kapitler, der bryder den horisontalt fremadskridende fremstilling og fokuserer på kunstnerens kernemotiver: vejen, tærsklen, døden, kærligheden og årstiderne.Desuden præsenteres et nyt kildemateriale, som udfordrer det etablerede billede af kunstneren og fremhæver helt andre sider af hans væsen og virke.Dr.phil. Henrik Wivel er forfatter til flere publikationer om L.A. Ring og skaber et nuanceret og levende billede af den kanoniserede danske maler som både menneske og kunstner. Det er en livslang interesse, der krystalliserer sig i denne store biografi.Dr.phil. Henrik Wivel er kritiker, forfatter og tidligere kulturredaktør ved Weekendavisen, Berlingske Tidende og Kristeligt Dagblad. Han er blevet tildelt Selma Lagerlöfs Medalj, Dansk Svensk Kulturpris og Georg Brandes prisen samt Dansk Forfatterforenings Faglitterære pris.

Ny Jord – Tidsskrift for naturkritik er et multidisciplinært tidsskrift, der orienterer sig på tværs af århundreder og landegrænser og bringer videnskab, litteratur og kunst side om side i ønsket om at bidrage til en kvalificeret samtale om naturen i en tid, hvor vores forestillinger og idéer om den ændres markant.

Ny Jord – Tidsskrift for naturkritik er et multidisciplinært tidsskrift, der orienterer sig på tværs af århundreder og landegrænser og bringer videnskab, litteratur og kunst side om side i ønsket om at bidrage til en kvalificeret samtale om naturen i en tid, hvor vores forestillinger og idéer om den ændres markant.

Ny Jord – Tidsskrift for naturkritik er et multidisciplinært tidsskrift, der orienterer sig på tværs af århundreder og landegrænser og bringer videnskab, litteratur og kunst side om side i ønsket om at bidrage til en kvalificeret samtale om naturen i en tid, hvor vores forestillinger og idéer om den ændres markant.

Maleren Vilhelm Hammershøi (1864-1916) tilhørte det radikale danske borgerskab omkring år 1900. Han var hele livet tæt knyttet til sin familie, og især hustruen Ida, hans søster Anna og familiens boliger var hans foretrukne motiver. Mest kendte er hans mange interiørbilleder fra Strandgade 30, holdt i en farveskala af gråt, grønt og rødbrunt. Især ’Åbne døre. Strandgade 30’ har fået ikonisk karakter. Men han malede også landskabsbilleder og skibsmotiver, og på Davids Samling nydes udsøgte eksempler på alle temaer.I bogen fortæller forfatteren Henrik Wivel, dr.phil., kritiker ved Kristeligt Dagblad og tidligere kulturredaktør ved Weekendavisen og Berlingske Tidende, indlevende om Hammershøis liv og kunst som baggrund for en fortolkning af kunstnerens værk, og de 15 malerier på Davids Samling analyseres indgående. Vi får også historien om stifteren af Davids Samling, sagfører og kunstsamler C.L. David (1878-1960), og hvordan han omskabte ejendommen i Kronprinsessegade 30 til en enestående samling af malerier og interiører.

I denne bog tager multikunstneren Leif Sylvester på en stemningsrejse rundt i Danmark og hylder det danske landskab. 44 stemningsbilleder pryder bogen, og både årstider, søer, køer, gravhøje, håndværk, lader, vilde blomster og gamle træer er med i Leif Sylvesters Danmarkskrønike. Hvert stemningsbillede er ledsaget af et maleri eller et smukt, autentisk foto taget af Leif Sylvester samt et digt, der beskriver de følelser, som han overvældes af i stemningsøjeblikket.I denne bog kommer Leif Sylvester bag om og tæt på naturen. Han mærker den nypløjede jord, dufter til landet, betræder grøfter og spejler sig i skovsøens blanke vand. Bogen er et unikt indblik i malerens og digterens smukke og allermest personlige danmarksbilleder.Leif Sylvester Petersen (1940-) er både skuespiller, sanger, musiker, billedkunstner, komponist og forfatter. Han har medvirket i over 20 film, komponeret musik til film og cirkus, været forsanger i eget band og ikke mindst kreeret kunst i keramik og på lærredet. I 1988 fik han gennembrud som kunstmaler og åbnede i 1996 sit eget galleri Python i København. Siden da har han arbejdet med at forene malerier og digte, og det er denne bog et smukt resultat af.

Keramiker Anne Rolsted har givet sig selv den udfordring at følge årets gang ved at lave en vase til hver uge i året. En vase der matcher lige det der vokser derude i grøftekanten, i markskellet, i mosen, i skovbrynet eller på brakmarken og som er særligt smukt og inspirerende i den pågældende uge.I denne bog føres du gennem årstiderne i billeder af træer, buske, planter, knopper, blomster, frugter, bær, kogler, lav, mos, landskaber, vaser og buketter. Du kommer helt ind i plantestrukturer, vasemønstre og glasuroverflader og får indblik i hvordan naturen påvirker keramikerens liv og virke.Bogen er en hyldest til den danske natur og al den helse og livskvalitet den har at byde på. Til årstidernes skiften og alle de smukke syns- og sanseindtryk der findes derude.

NY ESSAYBOG AF CHARLOTTE WEITZE OM KLIMAET SOM EKSISTENTIEL TRUSSEL Som skønlitterær forfatter har Charlotte Weitze gennem sine seneste værker skildret vores forhold til naturen og klimakrisen. I sit første store essay undersøger hun med udgangspunkt i sit eget liv, hvordan vi i mødet med kunsten kan reflektere over alt det uforudsigelige og irrationelle ved klimaforandringerne.For Charlotte Weitze går vejen til et dybere og bredere engagement i klimakampen hverken gennem forskningens benhårde facts eller politikernes moralske formaninger. Weitze undersøger, hvordan kunsten kan være et eksistentielt refleksionsrum – et sted, hvor vi kan finde vores egen måde at involvere os i klimaforandringerne på – tilpas følsomt uden at blive grebet af angst.KLODENS KLIMA I KUNSTENS PERSPEKTIVVidenskabsfolk og politikere har sagt alt det rigtige, men uden den store effekt. Kunne det give mening at udtrykke sig ’forkert’ – i betydningen åbenlyst famlende, anderledes indfølende, kreativt undersøgende – og måske opnå en effekt ved at lade mennesker mærke efter og tænke selv? I en kunstners tilgang til klodens klima lægges der ikke skjul på al den tvivl, bekymring, angst og forvirring, der kendetegner et menneskes oplevelse af naturens voldsomme forandringer.ET FORSØG MED HUD OG HÅRMed essayet ser Weitze tilbage på sin barndoms oplevelse af naturen og frem til i dag, hvor hun sammen med sin familie har sat egne mål for et mere bæredygtigt liv. Det er en vandring gennem kunstværker fra 1970’ernes aktivisme til nutidens kunst, bl.a. af Olafur Eliasson og Karin Lorentzen. Forfatterens engagement er dog ikke privat, men personligt, i bogstaveligste forstand et forsøg på indlevelse med hud og hår. Charlotte Weitze er skønlitterær forfatter og dramatiker. Klimaaktivisme og en kunstnerisk interesse for natur løber som en rød tråd gennem hendes forfatterskab, i Rosarium (2021), i cli-fi-romanen Den afskyelige (2016) og ikke mindst her i hendes nye essay om Klimaet og kunstneren.

Work artistic magic with contre-jour: learn how to create the illusion of light in your oil painting.

"From the Instagram artist behind Everyday Watercolor comes a beautiful step-by-step guide to painting shells, sea creatures, and oceanscapes-in her effortlessly modern style"--

Sebastião Salgado bereiste sechs Jahre lang das brasilianische Amazonasgebiet und fotografierte die unvergleichliche Schönheit dieser einzigartigen Region: den Regenwald, die Flüsse, die Berge, die Menschen, die dort leben. Ein unersetzlicher Schatz der Menschheit, in dem die ungeheure Kraft der Natur wie nirgendwo sonst auf der Erde zu spüren ist.

Denne bog illustrerer, hvordan kunstnere verden over på hver deres måde forsøger at bidrage til løsningen af den globale økologiske krise. Ralph Sanne (f. 1946) er cand.scient. i biologi, geografi og geologi.

Zoe Zenghelis' paintings create an unprecedented imaginary inspired by metropolitan structures, landforms and abstract tectonics. Born in Athens in 1937, she began her career as a founding member of Office for Metropolitan Architecture (OMA), where her contributions created new opportunities for the group at the vanguard of architectural representation. Within, alongside and beyond this collaboration, Zenghelis developed a body of work exhibiting a playful and iconoclastic evocation of a very particular urban form - one that is perhaps a surreal mix of the Aegean landscape of her youth and metropolitan cities such as Paris, Berlin, New York or London. She has lived and worked in the latter since 1955. Do You Remember How Perfect Everything Was? traces the development of Zenghelis' artistic career through her paintings, projects and teaching. Published to accompany her first major retrospective exhibition, this monograph assembles an extensive selection of Zenghelis' work from the early 1960s to 2020, alongside a unique collection of her paintings as a member of OMA. Containing a number of studies, sketches and archival documents, it reviews the working process behind Zenghelis' OMA projects and teaching methods at the Architectural Association.

En smuk fotografisk rejse til Italiens Amalfi. De 60 motiver er gengivet i sort/hvid i en næsten akvarelagtig teknik og et guldalderligt motivvalg, der leder tanken tilbage på tider, hvor man drog på rejse til Sydeuropa for at skildre storheden, det fortryllende og det inspirerende nye.Denne dejlige bog er trykt på 200 gram krideret kunsttrykpapir og er indbundet i helshirting med indklæbet forsidemotiv, sølvpræg og smuk bøttepapirsforsats.

A stunning tribute to the late Cree artist Dale Auger (1958-2008).

This catalogue pays tribute to the artist Sven Drühl as a collector and theorist. For more than twenty years, he has been exhibiting his conceptual landscape paintings, neons and bronzes in institutional exhibitions. Now, for the first time, the Hans Erni Museum Lucerne and the Museum Wiesbaden are showing Drühl's collection of nineteenth-century paintings alongside his works: from Eugen Bracht to Janus La Cour and Carl Spitzweg. Another key aspect is Drühl's theoretical work, in which he has made a name for himself, as a guest editor of Kunstforum International and as the author of numerous articles on art history. SVEN DRÜHL (*1968, Nassau) studied art and mathematics. He became internationally known through his compilations of famous landscape paintings. With a PhD in art theory, he is also an author and editor of publications on contemporary art.

Toute perception paysagère a tendance à dissocier les composantes physiques de ses résonances existentielles et symboliques. Nonobstant, peut-on penser autrement les paysages méditerranéens¿et s¿affranchir de ce dualisme omniprésent dans la pensée occidentale¿? Autrement dit, peut-on considérer quelques paysages de l¿eau qualifiés de méditerranéens comme un objet global¿? En interrogeant de façon holistique ces quelques espaces «¿en trompe l¿¿il¿», ce volume étudie les manières dont ces lieux hydriques sont conditionnés par leur environnement culturel et symbolique. Dès lors, c¿est grâce au rôle joué par la mémoire et par l¿invariance thématique que la réalité paysagère ici analysée peut être singularisée en géographie affective, en matrice archétypale, en «¿pensée-paysage méditerranéenne¿».

"Located in the Arctic Ocean near the North Pole, Svalbard is a unique archipelago that boasts stunning wintry landscapes, endangered Arctic animals, and awe-inspiring natural phenomena. Since 2015, Cecilia has called this beautiful and remote location home. Along with her partner, Christoffer, and her dog, Grim, she has adjusted to life at the top of the world--where polar bears roam free and northern lights shine bright. With evocative text and spectacular photography, Cecilia shares the joys and challenges of adapting to an inhospitable climate. Her story begins in the darkness of polar night, and the allure of her remote location is revealed gradually as sunlight returns months later. Through personal stories and firsthand advice, Cecilia offers insight for anyone seeking to thrive in unusual living conditions."--Provided by publisher.

A brand-new visual odyssey from Accidentally Wes Anderson, authorised by the legendary filmmaker, taking readers on stunning adventures to every continent and sharing idiosyncratic and oddly moving human tales along the way.

"In this humorous and gorgeously illustrated sucessor to the New York Times bestselling Subpar Parks, illustrator, humorist, and social media star Amber Share takes us around the globe with wit and wisdom in Subpar Planet"--

Das Buch, das zugleich als Dokumentation der gleichnamigen Ausstellungspräsentation im Haus Mödrath dient, präsentiert frühe Arbeiten aus der Privatsammlung Wilhelm Otto Nachf. Gezeigt werden vor allem Werke solcher Künstlerinnen und Künstler, die in den späten 1980er- und frühen 1990er-Jahren im Rheinland arbeiteten, als Köln neben New York das weltweite Zentrum der zeitgenössischen Kunst war.Über die Jahre formte sich bis heute eine Sammlung, die einen subjektiven Einblick in die damalige Kölner Kunstlandschaft liefert und erstmalig in dieser Form in Haus Mödrath zu sehen ist.Ergänzt werden Ausstellung und Katalog um Künstler und Kunstwerke, die sich diesem Kölner Zeitabschnitt unmittelbar anschlossen und einen wichtigen Schwerpunkt der heutigen Sammlung bilden.Mit Arbeiten von: Albert Oehlen, Andreas Schulze, Anna und Bernhard Blume, Antony Gormley, Blalla W. Hallmann, Christopher Wool, Fischli/Weiss, Georg Herold, Gregor Schneider, Günther Förg, Hiroshi Sugimoto, Isa Genzken, Jochen Lempert, John Bock, Joseph Beuys, Jürgen Klauke, Kai Althoff, Katharina Sieverding, Marcel Odenbach, Peter Duka, Rob Scholte, Roman Signer, Rosemarie Trockel, Siegfried Anzinger, Sigmar Polke, Thomas Zipp, Walter Dahn

Cet ouvrage résume un itinéraire scientifique fondé sur une thématique originale, l¿évolution d¿une vallée et des villes riveraines de la Meuse en partant de l¿étude du fleuve. Celle-ci repose sur des échelles spatiales et chronologiques à la mesure de la nature, le temps long et de larges espaces. Elle s¿appuie sur les données de l¿archéologie et de la géographie, afin d¿envisager tous les sujets qui touchent à la rivière : le cours d¿eau lui-même, les bateaux, les techniques de navigation, les « infrastructures fluviales ». Ces analyses enrichissent des problématiques plus vastes les pouvoirs, des questions relatives à l¿économie ou à la vie sociale. Cet autre regard, sans cloisonnements, cette grande diversité de thématiques s¿éclairant l¿une l¿autre se nomme aujourd¿hui « Histoire connectée ». Cela a encouragé l¿auteur à élargir l¿espace envisagé à l¿ensemble des cours d¿eau entre les Pyrénées et le Rhin. L¿intérêt d¿une telle étude réside en effet dans les comparaisons ainsi permises.

Unlock the Secrets to Captivating Water Landscapes, from still lakes and crashing waves to water droplets. Enhance Your Skills, and Ignite Your Creativity! Whether calm and reflective or sparkling with light and movement, water can bring atmosphere, drama and life to your watercolor paintings. In this invaluable, practical guide, popular artist, author and teacher Stephen Coates leads you through a multitude of highly effective techniques that will transform good paintings into great ones. Begin with an exploration of reflections and their pivotal role in capturing water on paper.Create 8 beautiful, beginner-friendly step-by-step projects, including stormy seas, cascading waterfalls, still lakes and lapping waves.Build up a range of versatile skills and techniques as you progress through the book.Be inspired by Stephen's handy tips and a vibrant selection of his stunning artworks.Perfect for beginners, this is this latest addition to the Easy Guide to Painting series, and brings the excitement of Stephen's live teaching into a no-fuss book that will help you create your own captivating watercolour masterpieces.

"If the function of the artist is to see, the first duty of the critic is to understand what the artist saw."– J.E.H. MacDonaldTo See What He Saw focuses on the Lake O’Hara work produced by English-Canadian artist and Group of Seven member James Edward Hervey (J.E.H.) MacDonald, R.C A. (1873–1932) between 1924 and 1932. The book documents MacDonald’s seven trips to Yoho National Park in the Rocky Mountains of eastern British Columbia, Canada, and presents a detailed catalogue of the resulting en plein air sketches and the subsequent studio works completed during the last nine years of his life.The book features more than 200 of MacDonald’s western works from this period, organized geographically with en plein air sketches and studio work illustrated side by side. Each sketch is accompanied by at least one present-day photograph, many of which are taken from the exact rocky perch where MacDonald sat. Save for the forest growth since the 1920s, this pairing enables the viewer to see what MacDonald saw, and to understand how he processed the landscape before him. The book includes full transcripts of diaries, essays, and poems from which detailed, chronological descriptions of MacDonald's seven trips have been compiled. Relevant excerpts and original research further contextualize and illuminate the artist’s practices for specific sketches wherever possible.Of interest to Group of Seven and Canadian art collectors, curators, historians, students, and enthusiasts alike, this book is produced in conjunction with a 2024 exhibition at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies in Banff, Alberta. To See What He Saw offers a comprehensive examination of this esteemed artist’s painting process, finished works, and mindset over this period, and provides a unique lens through which to view MacDonald’s O’Hara work—a perspective that has not previously been fully explored in exhibition or in publication.

US artist Heather Sheehan, who has lived in Cologne since the mid-1990s, combines elements of performance, textile sculpture, installation and video art, analog black and white photography, poetry and narrative in her work to explore and present individual mythology.For her project Sylta, the whaler's widow who cries (2020-2024), the artist combined a sequence of 40 black and white self-portraits, a short story and the costume she sewed herself into a visual and verbal narrative. Isolated with an analog camera and typewriter in a thatched house on the coast of an island in the Wadden Sea of the North Sea, Sheehan felt herself transported into the role of a pregnant widow of a whaling captain. In the short story Ich bin Sylta, she reveals the startling synchronicity of experiencing fiction during the creative process.

Greetings from the Atomic Realm, an amazing voyage inside the complex web of matter's basic building blocks. Discovering the mysteries behind the fundamental elements of existence, we dig into the microscopic landscapes that form the very fabric of our universe in this engrossing investigation. The atom is the smallest unit of matter with infinite significance and the center of the Atomic Realm. This is where protons, neutrons, and electrons perform their complicated dance, creating the soundscape of life. These minuscule particles, subject to the principles of quantum physics, form the complex network of matter that characterizes our material world. The fascinating diversity of the Atomic Realm is revealed as we delve deeper. Each element has a distinct atomic structure, which enables it to produce the kaleidoscope of compounds that make up our world. The periodic table serves as a guide for us as we navigate the multiplicity of elements, from the simplicity of hydrogen to the intricacy of uranium. The Atomic Realm is a dynamic environment that undergoes continuous change and metamorphosis rather than being a static landscape. Observe the atoms' throbbing energy, which propels the chemical reactions that shape our surroundings. Discover the processes that combine atoms to form molecules and create the vast variety of compounds that make up everything from the air we breathe to the oceans that envelop our globe. But the adventure doesn't stop there. We are invited to explore the core of stars through The Atomic Realm, where nuclear fusion transforms elements and releases the energy that powers the universe. Admire the cosmic alchemy that, since the beginning of time, has molded the universe. Science and wonder blend together in the Atomic Realm to show a realm full of boundless possibilities but guided by exact laws. Come along on this journey where the secrets of matter reveal themselves and the atomic world's beauty invites you to reflect on the fundamental nature of reality itself.

"Small Wonders of the Ocean: Investigating Manta Beam Little guy Advancement" dives into the spellbinding and frequently baffling universe of one of the sea's most glorious animals, the manta beam. This book unwinds the complexities of manta beam little guy improvement, revealing insight into the entrancing excursion from origination to adolescent stages. The initial parts set the stage by acquainting perusers with the stunning life systems and physiology of manta beams, their different species, and the broad living spaces they possess. As we leave on this investigation, the account unfurls with an accentuation on the crucial parts of manta beam life, including romance, mating conduct, and the complexities of their regenerative cycles.The core of the book, parts two through four, guides perusers through the sensitive course of birth and the basic beginning of manta beam little guys. This part unwinds the difficulties looked by these weak animals, featuring the fundamental pretended by maternal consideration in guaranteeing their endurance. As the account advances, perusers are drenched in the development and improvement of manta beam puppies. From their remarkable taking care of propensities to the various phases of their development, every part reveals another layer of knowledge into the complexities of their lives. The investigation of their cooperations with the climate and other marine life gives an all encompassing point of view on the job of manta beams in sea biological systems. Sections five and six shift the concentration to protection challenges and mechanical advances in concentrating on manta beam little guy improvement. Perusers gain a comprehension of the human dangers these animals face and the continuous endeavors to protect their territories. Mechanical developments in following and observing manta beam little guys add to the developing assemblage of information fundamental for powerful protection. The last parts highlight the fragile harmony between human communication and manta beam preservation. Dependable the travel industry, instructive projects, and public mindfulness drives are investigated as significant parts in the aggregate work to guarantee the endurance of these minuscule supernatural occurrences of the ocean. "Little Marvels of the Ocean" arises as an instructive and outwardly spellbinding excursion, entwining logical investigation with a sincere source of inspiration for the protection of these exceptional marine creatures.

What kind of world do we want to bequeath to our children? What planet, what future do we want to pass on to them? In his latest book, Cyril Christo poses the most fundamental of all questions. Together with his wife Marie Wilkinson and their son Lysander, Christo has been seeking out the wonders of this world for more than 40 years and across all continents. During their travels to the Inuit or the first peoples of Africa, they come into contact with communities who seem to have everything that modern, technological society has lost: time, family, and an almost inexhaustible kindness towards strangers.The photographers present the wonder of unspoilt nature in their book, captured in powerful duotone images that provide a fascinating glimpse into the beauty of life. With a fighting yet sensitive spirit, they share how their experiences and encounters have guided their son's development and how nature can serve as a teacher to all children with their irrepressible yearning for wonder. The world's greatest classroom, nature as the school of life, is threatened as never before by climate change and the continuous loss of habitat. Christo and Wilkinson regard their book as a manifesto and a warning, because »without wonder we are lost.«

An invitation to explore the life-giving lessons we can learn from the Earth, featuring stunning photography and reflections from an acclaimed visual artistThe Earth is the first tangible gift we were given. Yet when did you last pause to appreciate the immensity of the ocean, wander in silence through an ancient forest, or behold the grandeur of a mountain? How long has it been since you’ve felt grass beneath your feet?Accompanied by awe-inspiring full-color photography from landscape cinematographer and visual artist Stephen Proctor, Wild Wonder: What Nature Teaches Us About Slowing Down and Living Well combines pastoral observations about creation with an exploration of how it can provide healing to our minds and bodies. Divided into five parts that are each devoted to a unique aspect of nature—oceans, forests, rivers, ice, and mountains—Proctor encourages readers to recognize how being outside restores us and offers us a renewed sense of awe and wonder for the Creator.In each of the thirty brief essays, he points to some of the deep lessons nature can teach us. We can appreciate the gift of silence while observing a glacier, gain a new perspective on top of a mountain, learn the skill of slowing down from a river, and experience a metaphor of redemptive life after death through nurse logs. Each part includes an interview from an artist whose inspiration has been drawn from nature and ends with a “Time to Fly!” section that features reflection questions, simple action prompts, and sources for further exploration.Whether outdoor enthusiasts or armchair adventurers, readers of this book will be drawn into a more holistic and contemplative way of life and a deeper awareness of the beautiful world around them.

A turn-of-the century photography collection of one family's automobile travels through the early American West.