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The Brazilian artist Roberto Burle Marx (1909–1994) revolutionized landscape architecture in the first half of the twentieth century by applying design principles from painting and music to nature. He also brought social and ecological questions to the forefront. This catalogue gives a broad audience insight into his interdisciplinary artistic cosmos.

A 300-page publication encompassing the entire oeuvre of Radenko Milak.

Paintings from the Falckenberg Collection

A photographic journey into Ritter Butzke, "the biggest illegal club in the world" and a hotspot of Berlin's nightlife since the 2000s.

This richly illustrated monograph, with many historical photographs, honours the multimedia output of Rolf Glasmeier (1945–2003) and examines it comprehensively in in-depth essays.

How, in the first half of the 20th century, Brazilian artists developed their own modern pictorial languages.

This exhibition catalogue examines the detailed points of contact between art and cuisine in essays and interviews. In addition, recipes from the participating artists offer a glimpse into the kitchens of the art world.

An overview of the many facets of Silvia Bächli's work.

The fourth volume of the catalogue raisonné of Georg Baselitz's printed oeuvre covers the period 1989–1992.

First retrospective monograph (a 600-page tome): everything about Thierry Geoffroy / Colonel.

Retrospective monograph.

First monograph.

Artist's book.

New monograph.

The social and public dimensions of Rémy Zaugg's work (a retrospective monograph).

An overview of the Falckenberg Collection: around 100 works, primarily installations and sculptures, created by more than 60 internationally renowned artists.

Duchamp as curator.

The "artist of the century" Marcel Duchamp in the focus of his intellectual relationships with women.

Artists' book.

The third volume of the catalogue raisonné of Georg Baselitz's printed oeuvre covers the period 1983–1989.

The various approaches to self-portraiture from the 16th to the 21st century, as illustrated by a selection of works from three major European museums.

A series of Polaroids taken by Darren Almond at the end of the night in Monet's garden in Giverny, France.

Key to the world—letters and autographs from the Bibliotheca Proustiana Reiner Speck.