Revolutionary Sypathies, Drawingbook/Ausmalbuch

Katja Stuke

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Publisher: Böhm/Kobayashi Publishing Project
Release: 2011
Format: 16.0 x 21.0 cm
Features: 144 pages , Werkdruckpapier/Offsset
Language: Deutsch
1 Edition , 1000 Copies:
194 Copies in Stock
Illustration Drawings Manga & Comics

This is a Drawing book Publisheb by “Künstlerverein Malkasten”, Düsseldorf and Böhm/Kobayashi, Katja Stuke & Oliver Sieber

With works by:

Laas Abendroth Jan Albers Andy c/o Baltscheit ANiU Aerosol Antenna/Kyoto Johannes Auf der Lake Rick Barnocky Monika Bartholomé Frauke Berg Christoph Bucher Olivier Cablat Pat de Caro Esra Carus Christopher Daniels Bert Didillon Kerstin Ergenzinger Susanne Fasbender Martin Fengel Rainer Gabriel Oliver Gather Carl Hager Robert Hartmann Jutta Haeckel Anna Heidenhain Yoshinori Henguchi Elmar Hermann Volker Hermes Ulrike Heydenreich Zon Ito Birgit Jensen Michael Jonas Anke Jühe Hüseyin Karakaya Markus Karstieß Martina Klein Judith Maria Kleintjes Theresia Koppers Stefan Kürten Haure Madjid Stefan Marx Thomas Neumann Norika Nienstedt Jérome Pflüger Till Pulpanek Oliver Räke Ryôko Aoki Volker Saul Dean Sameshima Jochen Saueracker Edwin Schäfer Nicola Schudy Max Schulze Ward Shelley Oliver Sieber Katja Stuke Takuro Sugiyama Takuma Uematsu Maki Umehara Markus Vater Sven Vieweg Johannes Wasserme Andrea Winkler Ox Zerox Ulrike Zilly

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Katja Stuke, 1968 Düsseldorf / Germany

Böhm/Kobayashi Publishing Project

Düsseldorf / Germany

Böhm/Kobayashi is a publishing project by artists Katja Stuke and Oliver Sieber. Since 1999, they have published the periodical Böhm, in which they always juxtapose their own photographs. Each issue of this quarterly photographic magazine is conceived as an individual project, often organized around a central theme. Since 2008, they have also published books, editions, and other printed matter, featuring their own work and the work of other artists.