Author: Anneke

Boris Kerenski – Schnitte – Die Kunst der Schere

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Boris Kerenski was born in Stuttgart in 1971 and studied art there at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildende Künste under the supervision of Dieter Groß, Hans Dieter Huber and Joan Jonas. He worked for presses, did advertising, taught at Literaturhaus Stuttgart, was an editor for various printing and online media…
€ 15.00

Gregor Kunz – Labyrinthe – Die Verona Protokolle

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Labyrinthe – Die Verona Protokolle (Gedichte und Montagen 2019-2020) is a slim edition with recent prose poems and photomontages by German artist and poet Gregor Kunz. The poems, no more than fleeting impressions of buidings, landscapes, people, and sounds, and the b/w photomontages interact rather than illustrate or describe one another and are combined…
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Sophie Reyer – Urizen

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William Blake’s Book of Urizen, first published in 1794, is the source of inspiration for this volume of poetry by Sophie Reyer. Like Blake, Reyer makes a poetic attempt to discover new truths about the human soul. Both venture into the depths of the psyche, turn away from oppressive reason – embodied by Urizen – and postulate the liberation of feelings and urges…
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Soft Need #23

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Soft Need #23 is the final issue of a little mag founded by Udo Breger back in 1973. Planned as another mag, Soft Need #23 ended up as a book of 260 pages with more than 80 contributors from all over the world & 190 illustrations. Soft Need #23 is a book conceived in the spirit of friendship. Dedicated to Ian Sommerville…
€ 79.00

Out now: Boris Kerenski – Schnitte – Die Kunst der Schere

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New in our catalogue: Boris Kerenski – Schnitte – Die Kunst der Schere Boris Kerenski was born in Stuttgart in 1971 and studied art there at the Staatliche Akademie der Bildende Künste under the supervision of Dieter Groß, Hans Dieter Huber and Joan Jonas. He worked for presses, did advertising, taught at Literaturhaus Stuttgart, was…

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