Bøger udgivet af Arnoldsche

A unique series on the current issues of contemporary crafts now united in a beautifully designed box. Includes contributions from the most important theorists from the crafts field.

The Westerwald Prize is awarded to outstanding ceramic works in a competition. As in previous years, the 74 works selected from 425 submissions, which are now presented in the publication, demonstrate the high aesthetic and artistic standards of ceramic works throughout Europe. Text in English and German.

Jiro Kamata, scion of a Japanese jeweller dynasty, deals in his works with the dimensions of optical experience and perception of values. Text in English, Chinese and Japanese.

Since 2009 Margit Hart's work - parallel to her jewellery - has extended into abstract photography, resulting in a mutual dialogue between both disciplines. Text in English and German.

Written by Jayadeva in the twelfth century, the Gitagovinda tells of the love between the shepherd girl Rada and Hindu god Krishna. Text in English and German.

The first in-depth examination of the meaning of colour in fairy tales. Text in English and German.

Sculptor Claus Bury (b. 1946) has been enhancing public spaces in Germany for more than four decades with his monumental sculptures. Text in English and German.

James Tower worked in a wide variety of media to achieve an elusive harmony of shape and surface, form and decoration, inert material and active design.

Otto Prutscher was an architect and a designer in all applied arts media, as well as a teacher and member of the Wiener Werkstatte and the Werkbund. Text in English and German.

Architect Richard Meier designed the residence to house Sandra and Louis Grotta's collection of contemporary studio jewellery and significant works in wood, ceramic and fiber.

The publication for the 19th Silver Triennial provides an exciting review of the current silver scene from across the globe. Text in English and German.

This reference book on Tibetan ritual art aids our understanding of its different types and forms, its sacred meanings and ceremonial functions.

Cristina Filipe offers an examination of the artists who contributed to the transformations in Portuguese jewellery from the 1960s to the twenty-first century.

Mirroring both the existential angst and quirky humour of the Beat Generation, Sam Kramer embodied the iconoclastic spirit of his era.

Gunnar S. Gundersen (1921-1983) was one of the most important Norwegian artists of the post-war period. Together with several other artists, he was part of a modernist breakthrough. Text in English and Norwegian.

A unique combination of ceramics and sound installation from the first major documentation of this artistic duo's work. Text in English and German.

A cookbook celebrating the history of how we dine, which can be dated back to radical changes that occurred in France between1650 and the French Revolution.

The publication SCHMUCKISMUS reveals that artists of this medium of expression no longer start from the mere decoration of individuals. 30 members of the international studio jewellery scene present their latest works.

Barbel Thoelke's life's work in filigree porcelain. A finely-balanced book that includes both traditional manufacturers and one-offs.

130 masterworks by some 35 artists situate Canadian art within the global phenomenon of Impressionism.

The Miller Ceramic Art Collection features masterpieces highlighting the artistic ideals of numerous luminaries of mid-twentieth century to early twenty-first century American ceramic art.

#material4.0 presents numerous young international up-and-coming artists and serves as a intriguing introduction to the most contemporary tendencies in digital art.

Sverre Bjertnaes was higly influenced by realistic painter Odd Nerdrum, although he now merges figurative and abstract painting. The book presents the full range of Bjertnaes's works, covering painting and drawing as well as sculpture and the tableaux installations he has developed in later years.

This authoritative monograph on the artist features his oeuvre from the 1990s to the present day, with more than 200 illustrations.

The first monograph published on the work of this groundbreaking glass artist features Koss's most important achievements and, through insightful essays by curators and critics, places them in historic perspective.

Comprehensive monograph on this internationally-renowned metal artist, featuring work from across nearly 50 years.

Handmade in Germany presents the best manufacturers in their fields and proves why the label 'Made in Germany' is still sought after worldwide.

The third volume of GRASSI Museum's highly requested series on Vessel/Sculpture continues the success story.

The rediscovery of an important episode in German post-war art. Text in German, with full English translations in the appendix.

ThinkingJewellery comprises scientific research as well as discourse on the historical and societal interconnection of jewellery. Highlights are the symposia, which are now accompanied by periodicals.