Our new preview is here! After a successful spring and summer of 2022, DCV kicks off the fall season with many exciting books. Besides new illustrated tomes on the established art-market luminaries Shara Hughes and Ugo Rondinone, we are pleased to present the DCV debuts of a number of rising stars in the contemporary art. …
DCV’s spring program is chock full of highlights: a retrospective of David Hockney’s art in Vienna celebrates the artist on occasion of his 85th birthday, Francis Alÿs represents Belgium at the 59th Venice Biennale and we present a grand survey of the most important painters under 50 working in Germany today. Download
“Great still lifes following the rules of art: the new photo book by the Berlin photographer (born 1936), once again celebrates her delight in culinary themes and the staging of elaborate tableaux.” Read Article
“Accompanying Fabian Treiber’s exhibition “For A While Longer” is the catalog of the same name, produced in collaboration with his longtime friend and designer Nicolas Zupfer, with further essays and visuals.” Read article
Berlin-born photographer Vera Mercer showed recently a selection of her new works – consisting of inkjet and platinum prints – at Villa Heike in Berlin. She also presented her new book of the same name, published by DCV in Berlin. Read article
This year’s edition of the Frankfurt Book Fair will be held under presence again. DCV can be found with new publications in the booth Hall 3.1 C63/64. Visit the fair
“The Spanish artist Cristina Lucas is on show at the Kunstsammlungen Chemnitz. Her opus magnum is the story of air raids on the civilian population.” Read article
Our third preview is here! Stay tuned for monographs on exciting artists, catalogs on new exhibitions, extensive catalogues raisonnés and selected limited editions. Download
“At the core of Yael Bartana: Redemption Now is the commissioned video work “Malka Germania,” which the artist produced at historically charged locations across Berlin.” The accompanying publication is now available. Read article
The architectural icon by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe will reopen its doors in late 2021 after several years of modernization work. The highlights of classical modernism from the holdings of the Nationalgalerie from 1900 to 1945 will be presented. The first catalog after the reopening of the Neue Nationalgalerie is titled “The Art of …