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Anna und Bernhard Blume. Reine Vernunft Herausgegeben von Eugen Blume Texte von Eugen Blume, Bazon Brock und Dorothea Strauss 22 x 27 cm, 100 Seiten, 90 Duotone- Abbildungen. Broschur Deutsch isbn: 978-3-86560-445-3 Die rund fünfzig seit 2002 neu entstandenen Arbeiten in diesem Buch @ 28,– / chf 49,– wurden in dieser Vollständigkeit noch nicht publiziert. Insbesondere sind 2008 es die beiden vielteiligen, digital fotografierten Großbild-SerienAbstrakte Kunst (2002–2004) und de-konstruktiv (2005–2007). Kunst / Art Anna und Bernhard Blume haben bereits 1997 ihre Arbeitsweise von „analog“ auf „digital“ umgestellt: für das Künstlerpaar eine künstlerisch unproblematische Konsequenz aus ihrer frühen Einsicht in die grundsätz- Anna Blume liche Manipulierbarkeit der Fotografie und damit ihrer subjektiven Anteile Geb. 1937 in Bork (Westfalen). an unserem Wirklichkeitsbild überhaupt. Als Pioniere der inszenierten Fotografie zählen die Künstler zu den international renommierten Vertre- Bernhard Blume tern eines Genres, an dessen ästhetischer Grenzerweiterung sie bis heute Geb. 1937 in Dortmund geboren. Beide nachhaltig arbeiten. Einige unverwechselbare Konstanten kennzeichnen leben und arbeiten seit 1967 in Köln und aber auch ihre neuesten Bildsequenzen: Durchgehend großformatige Hamburg. Schwarzweißfotografien, die ihre Herkunft aus der abstrakten Malerei nicht verleugnen, sondern sogar ausdrücklich thematisieren. Und natür- lich ihr ganz eigener selbstironischer Humor, der sie als Protagonisten Hamburger Bahnhof, Museum für ihrer verrückten Bildergeschichten unverwechselbar macht. Gegenwart, Berlin, 04.04.– 10.10.2008 Die kurz gefasste Dokumentation älterer Arbeiten dient dem Verweis auf eine sich darin ankündigende Intention, die in den neuen Arbeiten Weiterhin lieferbar / Still available: zum eigentlichen Thema wird. Dieses Buch schließt mit einer kompletten, bebilderten Bibliografie. Anna und Bernhard Johannes Blume. Prinzip Graumsamkeit. The almost fifty new works in this book which originated since 2002, Eine Polaroidserie. 2002 particularly the two digitally photographed large-format picture series isbn: 978-3-88375-617-2 Abstract Art (2002–04) and de-konstruktiv (2005–07) in several parts, have @ 490,– / chf 820,– never been published in this completeness. Already in 1997, Anna and Bernhard Blume adapted their work methods Anna und Bernhard Johannes Blume. from “analogue” to “digital” photography: for the artist couple an artisti- Fotoarbeiten (I): 1970–1984. 1989 cally unproblematic consequence which was based on their earlier insight isbn: 978-3-88375-098-9 in the basic principle of susceptibility of photography to manipulation and @ 49,80 / chf 84,– its subjective part in our picture of reality altogether. As pioneers of staged photography the artists are among the internationally most renowned Anna und Bernhard Johannes Blume. representatives of a genre whose aesthetical expansion they are still effectively Fotoarbeiten (II): 1985–1990. 1992 striving for. isbn: 978-3-88375-163-4 @ 49,80 / chf 84,– verlag der buchhandlung walther könig, köln verlag der buchhandlung walther könig, köln I / 2008 | 21.

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