Andy Warhol

Deichtorhallen Hamburg

Tilman Osterwold

Kenneth E. Silver

Zdenek Felix

retrospektiv ; ... in d. Deichtorhallen Hamburg, 2.7.-19.9.1993 u. im Württembergischen Kunstverein, Stuttgart (13.11.1993-6.2.1994)

Helmut Newton

Helmut Newton is not a conventional fashion photographer. While many of his photos have appeared in fashion magazines, the fact remains that they are not your typical fashion photography. Even when the women are wearing fashionable clothes, the photos are more than mere fashion shots: they possess a timeless quality that at first appears inexplicable. The women in Newton's photos are mostly placed in settings that transcend the present & its impermanence. Newton's women also wear clothes, undergarments, & shoes that cannot be assigned to any particular trend in fashion. In fact, the artist has little interest in fashion at all. His chief interest is the female body-more than just its curves & angles, but its language, its drama, its sexual energy, its profundity. The Best of Helmut Newton is a collection of his finest work. Over 100 photos spanning Newton's career, demonstrate his gift for creative poses, daringly arranged scenery, & unique perspectives. In this collection are intimate photographs of celebrities such as Jodie Foster, Debra Winger, Elizabeth Taylor, Isabella Rossellini, Daryl Hannah, & many more. The Best of Helmut Newton also includes an overview of Newton's career & exhibits, & two essays on his work.

The Best of Helmut Newton

Ludwig Seyfarth

The radical metamorphosis of everyday objects has emerged as an increasingly prominent theme in contemporary art, demonstrating that the legacy of the Surrealist object has only gained in significance. This volume looks at "transformed objects" by John Bock, Jürgen Drescher, Rachel Harrison, Alicja Kwade, Thomas Rentmeister and Margret Wibmer.

John Bock, Jürgen Drescher, Rachel Harrison, Alicja Kwade, Thomas Rentmeister, Margret Wibmer

Transformed Objects

˜THEœ HAPPY END OF FRANZ KAFKA'S 'AMERIKA'.

Monika Schnetkamp

Metamorphosis? means transformation, modification, mutation. Ovid?s epic poem of the same title (ca. 8 CE) recounts stories of the transformations of gods, heroes, humans, plants, and animals. The book Metamorphosis presents works by five international artists: Habima Fuchs, Thomas Helbig, Renaud Jerez, Kris Lemsalu, and Mary-Audrey Ramirez have developed a unique approach to the study of transformation?of forms, materials, bodies, ideas, and substances. Ambivalent imaginary animals, mysterious hybrid beings, and creatures made of recycled everyday objects take the stage: artifacts that, not without irony, reflect on today?s multi-fictional visual world.0With essays by Zdenek Felix, Dominikus Müller, and Cora Waschke and a preface by Monika Schnetkamp. Exhibition: Arthena Foundation, Düsseldorf, Germany (04.03.-27.05.2017) / Galerie Guido W. Baudach, Berlin, Germany (10.03.-15.04.2017) / Galerie SVIT, Prag, Czech Republic (05.06.-09.07.2017).

Metamorphosis

Zdenek Felix

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