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Lubomir Typlt's visual worlds are relentless, angular metaphors. They appear terrifying, but admonish that nothing can be more terrible than ignorance.

Leiko Ikemura's (*1951) exhibition project In Praise of Light at St. Matthew's Church in Berlin created a space of light and colour, specific to the time and yet timeless, began a dialogue with the church. Text in English and German.

Hardly any other artist embodies the search for a contemporary form of expression via the ancient technique of the woodcut as Uta Zaumseil does. Text in English and German.

After the Excitement is the first monograph on the artistic work of Linus Riepler (* 1984). Text in English and German.

Apocalypse as Beginning is a monograph on the works of painter Julius Mu ller (*1979). Text in English and German.

"Field Test" is a photographic examination of the conflicting field between external forces and hyperconnectivity. Jackie Nickerson questions the living conditions of the people of this world and chronicles the consciousness of her generation.

Becoming Photography looks back at the more than 30-year-long career of the Canadian artist Chuck Samuels (*1956).

Tor Seidel takes the viewer on a journey with an open-ended narrative born out of a sense that realities are shifting in a time of utmost uncertainty. Text in English and German.

Becoming Photography looks back at the more than 30-year-long career of the Canadian artist Chuck Samuels (*1956). Text in French.

Tony Franz's technically sophisticated drawings - done unfailingly with pencil on paper - open up diverse associative spaces. Text in English and German.

Unites photos, film stills, and notes from an often surreal-looking journey through China's copy-laden landscape. Text in English and German.

Myriam Holme walks a fine line between painting and sculpture. This monograph features work from the past decade. Text in English and German.

Over six decades, Mernet Larsen (*1940) has playfully manipulated perspective within her paintings to reveal unsettling and humorous narratives that underlie ordinary situations.

This monograph on the Romanian conceptual artist Miklos Onucsan (*1952) is an observation of his artistic practice over a period of four decades. Text in English and Romanian.

The explosive force of Janina Roider's paintings blend fiction and reality on both contextual and formal levels. Text in English and German.

The dedicated art dealer Rudolf Zwirner and the artist Jakob Mattner meet to look back at his over forty-year-long career.

A portrait of the most powerful man in the world through his own words. To overtrump oneself or others does not necessarily have negative connotations. It also means to get the maximum out of oneself, to constantly better ones standing, and to learn from what has come before.

Reduction as a painterly approach: Master of Reduction shows juxtapositions of and relationships between painterly ideas by artist Daniela Trixl. Text in English and German

Lena Mattsson (*1966) is a distinguished Swedish artist. Her practice includes photography, performance and social critique, as well as film and video art. Her new book encompasses her whole career, yet at the same time, it highlights her most recent works and future perspectives.

Have you ever watched Douglas Gordon cook? Do you know Harun Farocki's favourite dal? Would you like to recreate Agnieszka Polska's pirogi with trumpets of death? 80 of the most renown video artists of our time reveal their favourite recipes.

A monograph on the work of artist collective SCHAUM, reflecting society's self-optimization craze, conceptualizing the possibility of a post human being. Text in English and German.

Adrian Sauer (*1976) explores the nature of photography, occupying himself with the current state of the medium in pictures, self-written programs, texts, and installations. Text in English and German.

German particle physicist Hubertus M. Frassek believed in the existence of small black holes. He dreamt of travelling through Southern Germany in a mobile laboratory in order to prove his theories. With Frassek's Space Collector, Jan Koechermann (*1967) brings this expedition to life decades later. Text in English and German.

A monograph on the work of contemporary artist Ellen Akimoto, with a text by the popular German art historian Wolfgang Ullrich. Text in English and German.

As a young boy, renowned Norwegian photographer Bjornar Ovrebo often played along the inaccessible and unknown banks of Oslo's longest river, the Alna. Memories of this time inspired his latest book. Text in English and Norwegian.

Fascinated by the gaudy banality of day-to-day life, Anna Nero (*1988) scratches on the surface of things with the help of quotes from advertising, fashion, and comics as well as samples of abstract and concrete painting. The first monograph on the Russian-born painter. Text in English and German.

Having lived in the US for almost two decades, Vaterland professor of photography Joerg Colberg (*1968) attempts to understand the political, historical and social developments in his native country, Poland. Text in English, German, and Polish.

Is there something like artistic exile? What share do planning and calculation, coincidence and impermanence have in the creation of artworks and exhibitions? Valerie Favre (*1959), an internationally renowned painter, has dedicated herself to these questions. Text in English and German.

Jurgen Heinrich has occupied himself with the "night": in art, literature, and music. Literary texts and scholarly positions by various authors accompany his extraordinary pictorial worlds. Text in English and German.

Offers an insight into the work of Anton Henning, with an extensive picture section and a rare interview with the artist. Text in English, German, French, and Japanese.