Books published by Kerber Verlag

Presents drawings, photographs and, for the first time, significant paintings and prints from the Deutcshe Bank collection from 1959 to 2021. Text in English and German.

This richly illustrated publication with the allure of a catalogue raisonne opens up the extensive body of work of one of the Netherlands' major sculptors!

A complete overview of the most recent paintings of Ilya Kabakov's (*1933), one of the former Soviet Union's most important and influential international artists today.

Over six decades, Mernet Larsen (*1940) has playfully manipulated perspective within her paintings to reveal unsettling and humorous narratives that underlie ordinary situations.

Have you ever watched Douglas Gordon cook? Do you know Harun Farocki's favourite dal? Would you like to recreate Agnieszka Polska's pirogi with trumpets of death? 80 of the most renown video artists of our time reveal their favourite recipes.

For the first time, this publication and the accompanying exhibition examine the significance of the architectural visions developed in East and West Berlin in the final decade before the fall of the Berlin Wall.

For his new book, photographer Jonas Dahlstroem studied urban environments in Sweden. He captured their beauty in a continuous sequence of images taking place during exactly 12 hours. Text in English and Swedish.

A monograph of projects from 1963-2020 by artist couple Christo and Jeanne-Claude. Text in English and German.

A monograph of works dedicated to the Vietnamese painter Nguyen Xuan Huy. Text in English and German.

Ulrich Wust's (*1949) photographs are a bold critique of the former GDR's planned urbanism. His first monograph includes 200 images, rare ephemera and an in-depth interview.

Since 1996, John Peter Askew (*1960) has photographed the Russian city of Perm, Europe's easternmost city: an epic portrait of three generations of a single family.