Books from Walther Konig
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Jonathan Horowitz, Elisabeth Peyton - Secret Life
By Sadie Coles HQ.Secret Life, a collaboration between the celebrated artists Jonathan Horowitz (born 1966) and Elizabeth Peyton (born 1965), revolves around the broad theme of flowers and plants.
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Jörg Immendorff: Versuch, Adler zu werden
By Tilman Spengler, Corinna Thierolf, Karen AppelImmendorff's innovative way of dealing with history and the present comes to life by way of around 40 key works from the Bayerischen Staatsgemäldesammlungen as well as a renowned private German collection.Seven stories by the author Tilman ...
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Christopher Williams: Printed in Germany (Yellow Edition)
By Christopher WilliamsAs with all publications in the series, it has been produced in three colors--yellow, red, and green--each of which features subtle differences in layout.
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Mike Nelson: Space that Saw (platform for a Performance in Two Parts)
By Mike NelsonA carpenter's workshop seems long abandoned and traces of human activity can still be made out, yet this is, in fact, a construct of the artist, just like the spotlit theater stage.
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Figure in the Garden: Katharina Fritsch at the Museum of Modern Art
By Museum of Modern Art, Ann Temkin, N.Y.)Published to accompany the exhibition 'Figure in the garden' at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
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James Lee Byars: I Give You Genius
By James Lee Byars, Gabriele Uerscheln, Claudio AbateThe photographer Claudio Abate, as a congenial observer, astutely identifies the artist's ideas and follows the lines of the perfect axis, making the dialogue between the architecture of the exhibition space and the works of art visible.The ...
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James Lee Byars: 1/2 an Autobiography
By James Lee ByarsThis volume also includes a series of previously unseen interviews that artist and art historian David Sewell conducted with Byars in the late 1970s in preparation for a book that was never published.
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Kathryn Andrews: Strip
By Kathryn AndrewsIn Strip, snapshot photos of Hollywood Boulevard's 'Walk of Fame' reel and collide, resulting in random but systematic juxtapositions of street performers and gawking tourists.As the reader turns the pages of Kathryn Andrews' first artist ...
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Punki: performance for Maurizio Cattelan by Bernard Wilson, 2007
By Andreas Bee, Maurizio Cattelan, Udo KittelmannBut who is Punki and who is Bernard Wilson? This is a richly illustrated game of deception in book form and another unconventional new work from the agent provocateur of the international art scene. English and German text.
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Reflection on a Past Life
By William Nelson CopleyThis essay, written in 1976 for the exhibition ‘Paris-New York’, frankly and engagingly depicts episodes in the lives of Surrealist artists from the perspective of a younger colleague in a portrayal that is at once revealing and ...
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Anish Kapoor, Drawings 1997-2003
By Jeremy Lewison, Anish KapoorEdited by Jill Silverman. Essays by Jeremy Lewison and Laurent Busine.
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Janet Cardiff: The Walk Book
By Janet Cardiff, Mirjam SchaubThis book documents Janet Cardiff's audio walks, the artist providing gallery-goers with walkmans which take them through the walks relying solely on the acoustic guide.
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Bild Gegen Bild
By Haus der Kunst München, Patrizia DanderThe exhibition Image Counter Image, at Haus der Kunst, Munich, 10 June – 16 September 2012, presented artistic positions that focus on the critical analysis of violent conflicts in the media, beginning with the First Gulf War of ...
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Turning the World Upside Down
By Darian Leader, Marcus du Sautoy, Anish KapoorDespite their monumental scale, the works appear as pure reflection of their surroundings: the sky, trees, water, wildlife and changing seasons.
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Tichý: Dedicated to the Women of Kyjov
By Miroslav TichýTichy does not see his exhibitions, for he no longer leaves his house. This beautifully produced, thorough volume collects the work--perfectly.
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Mary Heilmann: Good Vibrations
By Mary HeilmannMary Heilmann is a typical example of a leading American artist who is not a household name outside the art world.
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Tacita Dean
By Hans Ulrich ObristTacita Dean’s patient and sensitive approach to her subject matter is explored in conversation with Hans Ulrich Obrist in this collection of in-depth interviews.
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If Looks Could Kill: Cinema's Images of Fashion, Crime and Violence
By Marketa UhlirovaThe Prussian naturalist Alexander von Humboldt (1769–1859) was one of the most famous explorers of his generation. Charles Darwin called him 'the greatest scientific traveller who ever lived'.
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Yaa-hoo
By Paul McCarthyYaa-hoo
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Tokyo Santa: Performance, Sagacho-bis, Tokyo, Japan, November 22, 1996, 6pm-11pm
By Paul McCarthy, Mitsuru TanashiArtwork by Paul McCarthy.