Bøger udgivet af Hatje Cantz

The Polish sculptor's oeuvre oscillates between art historical tradition and intellectual rejuvenation

Wim Wenders' photographs show us the beauty of some places in nowhere land

Spectacular large-scale sculptures in the midst of nature-an art exhibition of a very special kind

Cosmology and universe in works of glass, mirror, light, and color

The first monographic presentation of Arslan's body of work in western Europe

First monograph on the work by the British artist nominated for the 2011 Turner Prize

Artist's book edited by dOCUMENTA (13)

A comparison and photographic panorama of "tables of power"

Time as Perspective: the new film and installation by the German artist

A comprehensive and detailed exploration of the video art by the young Danish artist

An indispensable medium for all lovers of contemporary, ambitious contributions to architectural theory

The publication accompanying Germany's contribution to the 13th International Architecture Exhibition at the Venice Biennale 2012

Rediscovery and reappraisal of the Russian Constructivist | Exhaustive survey of his oeuvre

Retrospective publication dealing with the works of one of the most important documentary photographers of the 1930s | Insights into the unusual life of an intrepid artist

An in-depth look at the disturbing and abject sides of the American photo artist's oeuvre

Medebach: a documentation of German reality

Architecture = Ideology? The House of World Cultures in Berlin

The work by the two artists from 1979 to the present

German Photo Book Award, 2009

Stuttgart Stammheim-a place where German history thickens

The third issue in a continuing series pesenting recent work by one of the world's largest and mosts influential design firms, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill.

Legendary automobiles by artists, reissued and expanded by two new shooting stars on the art scene

Why did so many German soldiers dress up as women during World War II? A study on war photography: the book features pictures that provide surprising insights into the longings and everyday lives of German soldiers in World War II.

Radiating images: Julian Charriere's artistic engangement with post-nuclear landscapes

In 2018 the Sammlung Goetz is celebrating the 25th anniversary of its founding with a three-part exhibition devoted to the artistic oeuvres of women. Besides the major artists in the Goetz Collection, there are also a few new (and re-) discoveries, such as the young painter Lucy Dodd, or the American nun Sister Mary Corita.

The global guide to private, publically accessible collections of contemporary art, revised and extended by numerous illustrations, 31 new collections, and useful addresses.

The big retrospective: Niko Pirosmani, the forgotten hero of the avant-garde, on display again at last, after twenty years