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Wade Guyton. Zwei Dekaden MCMXCIX–MMXIX Wade Guyton. Zwei Dekaden MCMXCIX–MMXIX Hrsg./Ed. Yilmaz Dziewior Museum Ludwig, Köln, 2019/20 Text Bio Johanna Burton, Michelle Kuo, Kerstin Wade Guyton, * 1972 in Hammond, Stakemeier, Gespräch zwischen Indiana. Lebt und arbeitet in New York. Yilmaz Dziewior und Wade Guyton Wade Guyton ist vor allem für seine Wade Guyton is best known for his 24,8 × 29,2 cm, 610 Seiten/pages großformatigen Leinwandbilder mit large­scale canvas paintings made 2000 Abbildungen/illustrations ikonischen Motiven wie Flammen oder with a conventional inkjet printer, Hardcover den Buchstaben „X“ und „U“ bekannt, which feature iconic subjects such die er mit einem herkömmlichen as flames, the letters X and U, and Deutsch / English Tinten strahldrucker herstellt. Anläss­ the New York Times website. On the 978­3­96098­707­9 lich seiner großen Überblicksaus­ occasion of this major retrospective € 65,00 stellung gibt das Museum Ludwig ein exhibition, Museum Ludwig has pub­ umfassendes Gesamtverzeichnis lished a comprehensive catalogue November 2019 seiner Einzelausstellungen heraus, mit of the artist’s solo exhibitions, includ­ Abbildungen aller gezeigten Arbeiten, ing images of all works accompanied Kurztexten und Raumplänen. by short texts and floor plans. Kunst / Art 1 Deutschsprachige Ausgabe Gerhard Richter. Painting des Katalogs zur großen Retrospektive im Metropolitan Museum of Art, After All / Bilder trotz allem New York Hrsg./Ed. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, Sheena Wagstaff and Benjamin New York H. D. Buchloh Bio Text Sheena Wagstaff is Leonard A. Lauder Briony Fer, Hal Foster, Peter Geimer, Chairman, Modern and Contemporary Brinda Kumar, André Rottmann Art, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Benjamin H. D. Buchloh is Andrew W. Mellon Professor of Modern Art at Harvard University. Veröffentlicht anlässlich der großen Published on the occasion of the 24,1 × 25,4 cm, 230 Seiten/pages Retrospektive im Metropolitan Museum major retrospective at the Metropoli­ 200 Abbildungen/illustrations New York im Frühjahr 2020, „Gerhard tan Museum New York in spring 2020, Richter: Bilder trotz allem“ ist der um­ ‘Gerhard Richter: Painting After All’ Deutsch fassendste Überblick über das bisherige is the most comprehensive overview 978­3­96098­705­5 Schaffen des Künstlers. Im Laufe sei­ of the artist’s oeuvre to date. In the € 45,00 ner 60­jährigen Karriere hat Gerhard course of his 60­year career, Gerhard Richter sowohl die Figuration als auch Richter has used both figuration and März/March 2020 die Abstraktion als Mittel eingesetzt, abstraction as means to more ob ­ um sich mit dem geschicht lichen Erbe, jectively and personally balance dem kollektiven Gedächtnis und der Germany’s historical heritage, collec­ nationalen Sensibilität Deutschlands in tive memory, and national sensibilities. objektiver und sehr persönlicher Hin­ The elegantly designed book in­ sicht auseinanderzusetzen. Das ele­ cludes his most important paintings, gant gestaltete Buch umfasst seine from photographic paintings from the Kunst / Art wichtigsten Gemälde, von Fotogemäl­ early 1960s to portraits and later Kunst / Art den aus den frühen 1960er Jahren large­ format abstract series to select­ über Porträts und spätere großformati­ ed works in glass. The linen­bound ge abstrakte Serien bis hin zu ausge­ catalogue generously displays all the wählten Werken aus Glas. Der leinen­ works, and is explained and com­ gebundene Katalog beinhaltet mented on by experts from various großzügige Abbildungen aller Arbeiten angles. sowie Erläuterungen von Experten aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln. 2 3 Rosemarie Trockel. The Same Richard Hamilton. Different (Det Lika Olika) Introspective Hrsg./Ed. Bio Hrsg./Ed. Bio Iris Müller­Westermann Rosemarie Trockel, * 1952 in Phillip Spectre alias Richard Hamilton Richard Hamilton, * 1922 in London, Schwerte, Germany. Lives and works † 2011 in London. Text in Cologne and Berlin. Text, Bildredaktion und Layout Jo Applin, Iris Müller­Westermann, Richard Hamilton Ann­Sofi Noring Moderna Museet, Stockholm, 2019 Rosemarie Trockel hat stets mit With analytical acuity, humour and 22,4 × 27,9 cm, 172 Seiten/pages „Introspective“ ist die Referenz ­ ‘Introspective’ is the most important 20,7 × 25,5 cm, 408 Seiten/pages analytischer Schärfe, Humor und Sinn­ a sensuality that is all her own, 100 Abbildungen/illustrations publikation zu Leben und Werk des book about the life and work of British 540 Abbildungen/illustrations lichkeit eine kritische Bestandsauf­ Rosemarie Trockel has always aimed Softcover britischen Künstlers Richard Hamilton. artist Richard Hamilton. This auto­ Hardcover mit Schutzumschlag/ nahme von Kunst, Gesellschaft und for a critical examination of art, society Er hat diese Autobiografie als Gegen­ biography is the companion piece to with dustjacket Geschlechterrollen angestrebt. Sie and gender roles. A recognisable Englisch / Schwedisch stück zu seinem 2003 erschienenen ‘Retrospective’, a catalogue raisonné verzichtet in ihren Arbeiten auf eine style in her work cannot be found. The 978­3­96098­568­6 Werkverzeichnis „Retro spective“ (1937–2000) published in 2003. English wiedererkennbare Handschrift. catalogue traces Trockel’s career € 35,00 konzipiert. Inhalt, Typografie und Bild­ Content, typography and image 978­3­88375­695­0 Der Katalog zeichnet Trockels Lauf­ journey from her feminist examinations auswahl entstanden in einem dyna­ evolved together in a dynamic inter­ € 48,00 bahn nach, von ihren feministischen of the 1990s to later works in which mischen Wechselspiel. Das gedruckte play. No changes or additions were Untersuchungen der 1990er Jahre she addresses issues of animal ethics, Buch entspricht dem unvollendeten made to the unfinished book; it is bis zu jüngeren Arbeiten mit Themen artistic processes and what art Zustand, in dem es sich befand, als published as Hamilton left it in 2011, wie Tierethik und Grundsatzfragen can be. Hamilton 2011 verstarb. with blank pages and pagination. zur Kunst. Kunst / Art Künstlerbuch / Artist Book 4 5 Charlotte Posenenske. Work in Progress Hrsg./Ed. Baumeister, arbeitete als Bühnen­ Alexis Lowry, Jessica Morgan und Kostümbildnerin, Studium der Soziologie. Freundschaft mit Thomas Text Bayrle, Peter Roehr und Paul Maenz. Isabelle Malz, Rita McBride, Charlotte † 1985 in Frankfurt am Main. Posenenske, Daniel Spaulding, Catherine Wood Dia Art Foundation 2019, Museu d’Art Contemporani de Barcelona, 2019/20, Bio K20, Düsseldorf, 2020, Mudam, Charlotte Posenenske, * 1930 in Luxembourg, 2020/21 Wiesbaden. 1951 studierte bei Willi Charlotte Posenenske steht für radika­ Charlotte Posenenske’s work is distin­ 19 × 25,4 cm, 246 Seiten/pages le Offenheit: Sie nutzte Permutation guished by its radically open­ended 208 Abbildungen/illustrations und Kontingenz als spielerische kon­ nature; she used permutation and Hardcover zeptuelle Mittel. Diese längst über­ contingency as playful conceptual Pierre Huyghe fällige Monografie zeichnet ihre Ent­ devices. The catalogue traces the English wicklung von frühen Experimenten evolution of Posenenske’s practice 978­3­96098­630­0 at the Serpentine über Wandreliefs aus Aluminium bis zu from early experiments with mark Deutsch (März/March 2020) den industriell gefertigten modularen making to transitional aluminum wall 978­3­96098­726­0 Skulpturen nach, die in unlimitierter reliefs and industrially fabricated je/each € 45,00 Auflage produziert wurden und von den modular sculptures, which are pro­ Betrachtern nach Wunsch verändert duced in unlimited series and assem­ werden können. bled or arranged by viewers at will. Hrsg./Ed. Serpentine Galleries, London, 2018 Rebecca Lewin, Natalia Grabowska, Melissa Larner Bio Kunst / Art Pierre Huyghe, * 1962 in Paris. Lives Kunst / Art Text and works in New York. Dorothea von Hantelmann, Pierre Huyghe, Hans Ulrich Obrist Diese Publikation ist ein Überblick This publication is a survey of Pierre 15 × 22 cm, 448 Seiten/pages über Pierre Huyghes Schaffen der letz­ Huyghe’s practice from the last ten 530 Abbildungen/illustrations ten zehn Jahre. Im Mittelpunkt stehen years: ‘The Host and the Cloud‘ Softcover wegweisende Arbeiten: „The Host (2009–2010) took place in a former and the Cloud“ (2009­2010), fand in museum in Paris; ‘Untilled‘ (2012) was English einem ehemaligen Museum in Paris developped during documenta (13); 978­3­96098­709­3 statt; „Untilled“ (2012), wurde während ‘After ALife Ahead‘ (2017) was con­ € 28,00 der documenta (13) entwickelt und ceived in a disused ice rink as part of „After ALife Ahead“ (2017) in einer Skulptur Projekte Münster; ‘UUmwelt‘ stillgelegten Eisbahn als Teil von (2018), which was installed first at the Skulptur Projekte Münster konzipiert; Serpentine Galleries in London, and „UUmwelt“ (2018), das zuerst in den later at Luma Arles, is the culmination Serpentine Galleries in London und of a ground­breaking approach to später im Luma Arles installiert wurde, exhibitions. A conversation between ist der Höhepunkt einer bahnbrechen­ Hans Ulrich Obrist and an essay by den Ausstellungschronik. Zeichnungen, Dorothea von Hantelmann offer a Diagramme, Pläne, Text­ und Refe­ comprehensive discussion of this peri­ renzbilder, Fotos und Fillstills ergänzen od. Drawings, diagrams, plans, text sich zu über 400 Seiten und machen and reference images, photographs diese Publikation zu einer wichtigen and film stills add to over 400 pages Referenz der aktuellen Kunstentwick­ and make this an important reference lungen. book. 6 7 Thea Djordjadze. Dieter Schwarz. one is so public, and the other, Sol LeWitt: Folds and Rips so private.
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