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Pablo Bronstein – Cuisine

Walther und Franz Koenig 2024 ISBN 9783753306735 Acqn 36040
Hb 18x24cm 196pp col ills £28

Pablo Bronstein's joyfully sardonic homage to the world of food, including recent paintings and
drawings, most of them reproduced for the first time, and 27 photographs by the artist, covering
food production from factories to desserts.

With full-colour images and details of thirty-five recent paintings and drawings, covering vast
aspects of food production and presentation, Cuisine spins a narrative of surreal excess and
decadence. The paintings depict a compendium of factories, implements, cutlery, and actual
foodstuffs in Bronstein's signature irreverent and historic style. Most of the works are reproduced
here for the first time and are accompanied by descriptive captions penned by the artist. A further
twenty-seven black-and-white photographs were taken by Bronstein especially for the publication,
showcasing cakes and desserts, sculpted by him, that evoke the unpalatable and overwrought
creations found in early twentieth-century recipe books.

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Isa Genzken - 75/75

Walther und Franz Koenig 2024 ISBN 9783753305394 Acqn 36039
Pb 22x30cm 330pp col ills £38

Comprehensive documentation of Isa Genzken's eponymous exhibition at Neue Nationalgalerie

Berlin in honour of one of the most important female contemporary artists since the 1970s.

Presenting 75 sculptures by the artist, the exhibition presented a survey of Isa Genzken's practice
since the 1970s. Alongside many photographs of the major works on display, the catalogue,
edited by Daniel Buchholz and Christopher Muller, assembles texts by Dieter Schwarz, Sabine
Breitwieser, Manfred Hermes, Tom McDonough, Juliane Rebentisch and Isa Genzken, a preface
by curators Klaus Biesenbach and Lisa Botti, and a new essay by Diedrich Diederichsen, as well
as two conversations of the artist with Wolfgang Tillmans and Diedrich Diederichsen.

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Solange Pessoa
Walther und Franz Koenig 2024 ISBN 9783753304106 Acqn 36041
Hb 20x30cm 224pp col ills £40

Exhibition catalogue of the Brazilian artist Solange Pessoa, who was discovered in Europe when
she participated in the 2022 Venice Biennale, co-designed by the artist herself: large-scale
installations, organic materials and the relationship between humans and nature.

Solange Pessoa works with bronze, earth, feathers, burlap and other organic materials, her large-
scale installations are about the relationship between humans and nature, about life and death,
animals, plants, and humans - everything is connected for Pessoa, on the material and the
spiritual level. The catalogue was designed in close collaboration with the artist, the elegant black
linen hardcover picks up on the organic materials Pessoa uses in her art. A comprehensive series
of pictures documents the presentation of her impressive works at Kunsthaus Bregenz. With texts
by Juliette Lecorne, Eduardo Jorge de Oliveira, and Thomas D. Trummer, including an in-depth
interview with the artist.

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Jeff Cowen - Provence Works

Walther und Franz Koenig 2024 ISBN 9783753306667 Acqn 36043
Hb 17x22cm 72pp col ills £31.50

The light and the beauty of Provence, captured in photographs by Jeff Cowen, whose
experimental work with the photographic process makes every print reminiscent of a painting.

In a world that is dominated by digital screens, technology, and speed, Jeff Cowen seeks to draw
our attention to the sublime experience of nature's beauty through his work. The artist makes
large analogue prints on thick photographic paper and experiments with the chemicals that he
uses for the photographic development process, which makes every print unique. His work, like
van Gogh's 130 years before him, reveals the power and beauty of nature in Provence: from the
immensity of mountain landscapes and fields to the smallest detail found in a simple leaf or fruit.
Including facsimiles on the endpapers taken from various sketchbooks of the artist.

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