The focus of Andrea Muheims art lies in figurative painting, including the nude, portraiture and interiors. »Zürich – Bangkok – Zürich« is an illustrated travel journal with 54 images that document everyday aesthetic experiences by means of narrative painting.

ISBN 978-3-933257-61-1
20 Euro
2002

In his works, the video artist Bjørn Melhus touches our time’s most current themes: the loss of personal identity in a world of technical images and the horror vision of computer generated perfect and sexless humans.

ISBN 978-3-933257-55-0
36 Euro
2001

Between 1912 and 1936, the Swiss doctor Walter Minnich compiled a remarkable international collection of primarily Expressionist art: outstanding pictures by Moriz Melzer and Chaim Soutine, Maurice de Vlaminck, Raoul Dufy and Constantin Terechkovitch...

ISBN 978-3-939583-05-9
16,90 Euro
2006

This volume is devoted to what has to date been virtually unexplored terrain: the art of the “golden twenties” in the countryside following the First World War, taking the Palatinate region as example...

ISBN 978-3-933257-06-2
51 Euro
1999

ISBN 978-3-86828-175-0
28 Euro
2010

Since the 1950s, the painter Friedrich Martinotto (1909–1973) has devoted himself solely to painting and, like Nicolas de Staël, was always in search of new possibilities of depicting landscape.

ISBN 978-3-936636-81-9
36 Euro
2005

The transatlantic history of abstract art has significantly shaped the work of Berlin-based artist Gerold Miller. Produced in series that each bear a descriptive title (e.g. Anlagen, ready-mix, hard:edged) and are defined through certain characteristic features, these pieces occupy an oscillating interim world between painting and sculpture.

ISBN 978-3-933257-51-2
20 Euro
2001

What is a picture? How does a picture relate to the wall, to space, to architecture? The German artist Gerold Miller has devoted himself for about fifteen years to the question of „pictorial quality“ in the border territory of sculpture and painting.

ISBN 978-3-933257-88-8
34 Euro
2002

The myth of vanishing is one of the most lastingly effective strategies of 20th-century visual artistic production, acting subcutaneously since its beginnings. Now it has been examined well into the darkest corners of postmodern arbitrariness. Paul Cézanne and Robert Smithson had their justified doubts about the durability of a classical sujet called the external world...

ISBN 978-3-933257-71-0
20 Euro
2001

Being the daughter of a Kenyan man and a German woman, the media artist Ingrid Mwangi is rooted in Africa and Europe alike. She calls herself a hyphenated person, belonging to the growing number of people who must shape an new identity between the cultures.

ISBN 978-3-933257-29-1
30 Euro
2003