people are people » watercolors by j.benesch (Posterbuch DIN A3 hoch) Jürgen Benesch

Alexandra Bircken Alexandra Bircken, Florian Waldvogel, Nicolas Schafhausen

Christian Boltanski. Hans Ulrich Obrist. Conversation Series No. 19 Christian Boltanski, Hans Ulrich Obrist

Verwandlungen von Bildern und Büchern Martin Schwarz, Peter Bloch, Peter Killer, Tilman Osterwold

Alexander Calvelli. „Berg-Werke“ Alexander Calvelli, Friedhelm Mennekes, Jan Zilius, Rainer Slotta

Dokumentation zum 6. Internationalen Experimentalfilm Workshop vom 29.5.-1.6.1986 in Osnabrück

Die Differenzierung des Gemeinsamen Marcella Baur-Callwey

Und morgen male ich vielleicht ein Bild C Sylvia Weber

Morten Skrøder Lund Novotny Olga

Beziehungsarbeit Fritz Martin, Peter Bogner

Rockstars (Posterbuch DIN A2 hoch) Michael Weiler

Mist Ilan Weiss

Eden was never so close Ale Bachlechner, Bastian Hoffmann, Benjamin Ramírez Pérez, Heidi Pfohl, Heike Ander, Julius Brauckmann, Lina Sieckmann, Linda Franke, Lisa Klinkenberg, Miriam Gossing, Mona Kakanj, Nadine Decker, Pia Schauenburg, Rozbeh Asmani, Stefan Ramírez Pérez, Steffi Lindner, Vera Drebusch

Das Käthe Kollwitz-Werk Käthe Kollwitz

Horst Diekgerdes Beda Achermann

Tamara Grcic Dirck Möllmann, Elisabeth Fiedler, Tamara Grcic

Happy New Year – ein gesundes neues Jahr Andrea Grau

Mikhail Tolmachev: Beyond Visual Range Mikhail Tolmachev

Uncomfortable Objects Abraham Cruzvillegas, Daniel Saldaña, Jimena Canales, Laurent Bartholdi, Mariana Castillo Deball, Mario Bellatin, Victoria Cirlot

This carefully designed publication does not only serve as a guidebook for the group show FULL HOUSE. With its layout and design, it can also be seen and used as a game or game set. It is not solely a reflection of the exhibition’s title or of a particular hand of cards or constellation of dots on the dice in games of chance. Instead, historical facts and anecdotes about Molsdorf Palace and its former owner, Count Gustav Adolph von Gotter (1692 Gotha – 1762 Berlin), and information about the participating artists and they works are presented to the reader on three textual layers – for him to “freely combine” at will. Thus, it is also made clear that history is primarily a construct that leads to as many different stories as there are people involved in its writing. In the one-of-a-kind group show FULL HOUSE at Molsdorf Palace, 13 fantastical works of contemporary art and design hark bac Hannes Schüpbach, Maja Naef

documenta Kassel, Skulptur Münster, Biennale Venedig Florian Matzner, Johannes Kirschenmann

Georg Baselitz Karola Kraus

Triangle 2014 Jan-Christoph Tonigs

Helmut Hahn Beate Kolodziej, Guido de Werd, Roland Mönig