Author: Anneke

Neuntage Alt – Waif

Posted on by Anneke

Neuntage Alt were founded in 1986. The core members Taymur Streng, René Glofke and Mike Sauer, who had been friends since 1982, were graduates of the hard school of early GDR punk, through which, unlike many of their comrades-in-arms, they had passed without major damage. Taymur Streng in particular had begun to look beyond punk early on, towards the electric-dystopian industrial of Throbbing Gristle and Cabaret Voltaire…
€ 12.00

New arrival from Moloko+: Oliver Harris – One Shot: a Beat Generation Mystery

Posted on by Anneke

If you only know one photograph of the Beat Generation, you know this one. It’s the single most famous picture of Burroughs, Ginsberg, and Kerouac. But who took it, when, where, and why? What are its secrets, and how can it be a crime scene? Whatever you think you know is almost certainly wrong, so to unravel its mysteries and find out where all the bodies are buried, follow in the footsteps of the world’s most dedicated…

Udo Breger – Extraterritorial (Zeiten mit Carl Laszlo)

Posted on by Anneke

Carl Laszlo, Auschwitz survivor, art collector and art dealer with Hungarian roots, and German author and translator Udo Breger, born during World War II with close ties to key figures of the Beat Generation, meet in Basel in the late 1970s and early 1980s. One hopes to establish personal contact with William Burroughs, Brion Gysin, and Allen Ginsberg, while the other turns out to be a mediator who, against the backdrop of…
€ 17.50

Ed van der Elsken – Bagara

Posted on by Anneke

Ed van der Elsken (1925-1990) was born in Amsterdam, where he was trained as a stonecutter and sculptor until 1944. Inspired by the photojournalistic Picture Post and Weegee’s Naked City he shifted his interest from sculpting to photography in the late 1940s. When he tried his luck Paris in 1950, he took up a job…
€ 75.00

Albert Ehrenstein – Suffering

Posted on by Anneke

sold outAlbert Ehrenstein was born to Hungarian parents in Vienna in 1886. Despite his poor Jewish working-class background he was admitted to the renowned Piaristengymnasium and was able to study History, Geography and Art History at the University of Vienna. After having written his History thesis in 1910, he focused on a literary career, an ambition that had developed during his years…

^