Through February 21,
2027, works by
Maria Lassnig and Edvard Munch will be on view at the
Kunsthaus
Zürich in direct dialogue with one another. Approximately 150 works reveal
surprising commonalities between the two distinct artistic approaches and open up
new perspectives on the themes of the body, perception, and the cycle of life.
We had the privilege of producing two prints for the exhibition; many of the
works on display are part of our publishing catalogue.
From October 18, 2026 to January 10, 2027, the Fondation Beyeler presents
the first retrospective of Ruth Asawa’s work in Europe. The American artist
with Japanese roots, transformed the simplest of materials into fascinating
objects, thereby blurring the boundaries between abstraction and figuration,
art and craft, action and contemplation. We
had the pleasure of producing three greeting cards.
Even during his
lifetime,
Lovis Corinth (1858–1925) was one of the best-known and most
influential figures on the Berlin art scene. The exhibition at the
Berlinische
Galerie, which runs from October 9, 2026 until January 25, 2027, focuses on
Corinth’s meteoric career and his profound influence on the city’s art scene,
as well as his formative private life. The modernity of the artist’s painting,
lifestyle and thinking is further illustrated by lesser-known themes to which
separate chapters are devoted: Corinth’s painting school, where he taught
mainly women, and his work for the Berlin theatre. To this day, Corinth’s approach
is synonymous with a spontaneous, expressive use of brush and colour, which had
a decisive influence on the development of painting. We have produced six art
cards for the exhibition.
Somewhere
between a saint, a sinner and a close companion of Christ: for centuries, Mary Magdalene has been one of the most fascinating female figures in the Bible and
art history. From September 17, 2026 until January 17, 2027 the
Städel Museum and the Liebieghaus Sculpture Collection in Frankfurt present the
first comprehensive exhibition in the German-speaking world dedicated to her.
We were commissioned to produce eight art cards.
We are regularly
commissioned to produce art cards for exhibitions that are not part of our
publishing programme. This includes around a dozen art cards featuring
treasures from the collection of Dankwarderode Castle. The Herzog Anton Ulrich
Museum in Braunschweig is showcasing the most significant masterpieces from
this medieval collection in a temporary exhibition.
Abstraction as a
modern, universal visual language is the theme of the
Hilti Art Foundation’s
current exhibition at the Kunstmuseum Vaduz. The exhibition focuses on
significant paintings by Carmen Herrera, Wassily Kandinsky and Mark Rothko.
Alongside a further 50 works spanning 120 years, they illustrate three
approaches to abstraction: geometric construction, the detachment from the
object, and the dissolution of form into spaces of colour. For the exhibition,
we were commissioned to produce art cards featuring further motifs from the
collection. Motifs from the Hilti Collection can be found in our catalogue.
