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Opera Opera is devoted to a quintessentially Italian subject while at the same time exploring the fascination and potential of opera as a theatrical 'Gesamtkunstwerk' - a total work of art - from the perspective of global visual arts. Text in English and German.

This publication documents the ceramics by Gereon Krebber exhibited in the Skulpturenmuseum Glaskasten in Marl, Germany, Text in English and German.

Nation, Narration, Narcosis: Collecting Entanglements and Embodied Histories is dedicated to the relationship between art and political protests, historical trauma, and social narratives from the 19th century to the present. Text in English and German.

Christine OEdlund's (*1963) first monograph is composed as a coherent whole, with each part interacting and resonating with the next.

The photographer Iris Friedrich (*1974) has devoted herself to taking snapshots of very ordinary objects. This is the first monograph of her work. Text in English and German.

The art project Bio Bio SUV of Sebastian Jung and the research group flumen addresses the important questions in times of manmade climate change. Text in English and German.

Presents a new series of installations - "Lights go out" - by Rune Guneriussen. Text in English and German.

On the Occasion of its 10th anniversary of the Deutsche Bank Artist of the Year program, three artists have been awarded simultaneously: Maxwell Alexandre, Conny Maier, and Zhang Xu Zhan. Text in English, Portuguese, Chinese and German.

Provides in-depth insights into the work of Romanian artist Zsolt Berszan, created between 2014 and 2021. Text in English and German.

Emeka Ogboh's sound installation THIS TOO SHALL PASS offers a possible response to the crisis-ridden year 2020. Text in English and German.

Eight Days A Week by Andreas Trogisch tries to make the world emerge from photographies by putting the motifs in sequence of natural history. Text in English and German.

Hermann Nitsch's 20th painting action is the only instance in which the artist's action works have remained fully available - now documented in this book.

With her photo essay Mother Tongue, Mika Sperling (*1990) examines how origins and culture influence interpersonal relationships based on her personal family history. Text in English, with additional texts in German, Russian and Vietnamese.

Accompanies the exhibition "Paintings about Paintings" at Dallas Contemporary, Texas, with focus on the most recent body of work of Ilya and Emilia Kabakov. Text in English and Spanish.

Introduces the work of the German figurative painter Tim Sandow (*1988). Text in English and German.

This book is an introduction to young contemporary artists based in Germany. Text in English and German.

Miguel Rothschild's ambiguous photographic visions prompt us to interrogate our relationship to nature.

Catalogue documenting the work of Serena Ferrario (*1986) - winner of the renowned Horst Janssen Graphic Prize. Text in English and German.

Photographer Gisela Erlacher documents today's life in municipal buildings of "Red Vienna" originally erected in the 1920s. Text in English and German.

An intimate view of humanity and the world: Atlas Moksha is a collection of photos taken by Anthony Curri (*1992) during his travels and at home.

INSEX is the debut monograph by the American photographer Alex Stoddard (*1993), in which he explores the parallels between metamorphosis in the natural world and human coming-of-age.

The catalogue The Nature of Abstraction combines artistic positions in abstract-gestural painting from the Rhineland. Text in English and German.

This publication provides an overview of Dominik Schmitt's (*1983) recent paintings dominated by a dark, almost gloomy colour palette. Text in English and German.

Presents drawings, photographs and, for the first time, significant paintings and prints from the Deutcshe Bank collection from 1959 to 2021. Text in English and German.

Presents groups of work by artist Lisa Klein, examining her artistic development and her attitude toward art. Text in English and German.

Andrea Wilmsen is driven to uncover what makes art spaces special stages for prestigious artworks. With this book the Berlin and Chicago-based photographer creates a unique portrait of Berlins Bode Museum. Text in English and German.

The tenth anniversary edition of The Opera is staying true to itself while breaking through boundaries with a women designer and a male title motif questioning the definitions of masculinity and femininity.

A monograph on the work of Chinese-born, Berlin-based artist, Yafeng Duan. Text in English, Chinese and German.

20 years after September 11, 2001, and ten years after the discovery of the NSU in the fall of 2011, the Mindbombs exhibition and publication together explore the question of how acts of political violence affect cultural memory through the media. Text in English and German.

Niina Lehtonen Braun's Let Go Girl gives voices to women in their various roles and the tasks demanded by them, through collages. Text in English and German.