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Bob Dylan
The visual arts have always played a significant role in Bob Dylan's worldview, and drawing and painting served as an outlet for his huge creative energy. Exquisitely reproduced, these intensely colored works are variations of sketches Bob Dylan completed while touring America, Europe and Asia, revealing a new facet of the artist. Bob Dylan's watercolors and gouachse recreate scenes of everyday life in riotous color: hotel room and apartment interiors; land- and cityscapes; views of sidewalk cafes, train tracks and wandering rivers. this beautiful collection, which reveals yet another dimension of Bob Dylan's poetic vision, will be treasured by all who respond to his extraordinary talent.
BOB DYLAN 5 SONGS
'I've always painted. I've always held on to that one way or another.' (Bob Dylan) The ability to combine sensations and to express these in different ways: this is the extraordinary talent of Bob Dylan. The genres flow seamlessly into another, moved by incredible creativity: of sounds, words and images. In Dylan's well-received exhibition in 2007/2008 in Chemnitz, Germany. The Drawn Blank Series, watercolour and gouache works by the singer were shown for the first time anywhere in the world. This publication documents the series of talks that accompanied the exhibition: for each decade of Dylan's creative practice, a particularly significant song was selected by a famous expert and interpreted in depth. This is a unique storybook - for old and new fans - providing a fascinating insight into the work and creative practice of Bob Dylan. English and German text.
Fortunate to be an artist
This large-format compilation brings together interviews between the respected Frankfurt art critic Peter Iden and 15 significant contemporary artists from Europe and America: Georg Baselitz, Anthony Cragg, Raimund Girke, Gotthard Graubner, Dennis Hopper, Anselm Kiefer, Nina-Sten Knudsen, Markus Lüpertz, Wolfgang Mattheuer, Ingrid Mössinger, Karl-Georg Pfahler, Markus Prachensky, Lothar Quinte, Helmut Schmidt, Richard Serra and Norbert Tadeusz. For many years, Peter Iden has enjoyed a reputation as one of Germany's most admired critics, and for each of his interviews he takes evident care to research thoroughly the work of his interlocutor, with the result that he elicits particularly revelatory responses. Each interview is accompanied by color reproductions of works and a brief biographical summary.
Norbert Tadeusz
Norbert Tadeusz, who lives in Italy and Düsseldorf, embraced traditional painting early on: "I paint what leaps out at me (...) a landscape, a nude, a living animal, or a still life." This catalogue presents 13 paintings by the artist now in the Chemnitz art collection.
Sam Francis
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Cesare Lucchini: What Remains
Edited by Ingrid Mossinger. Contributions by Matthias Frehner, Marco Franciolli.
Picasso Et Les Femmes
Edited by Ingrid Mussinger, Beate Ritter and Kerstin Drechsel, Essays by Johannes M. Fox, Norman Mailer, Pierre Daix, Amanda Vail and John Richardson.
Lyonel Feininger
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Osmar Osten: Women, Bridges, Windows
German artist Osmar Osten (born 1959) captures the spontaneous occurrences in a changing landscape, as though painting through a car window: birds, fish, people, snowmen, windows and bridges. Occasionally accompanied by captions, Osten's paintings portray the world as fleeting miasma with wit and faux-naïve charm.
BOB DYLAN
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