Michael Werner is one of the most internationally influential gallerists of the post-war era. In this book, he recounts his childhood during World War II and the struggles he faced in finding his path. He tells of artists with whom he worked, argued, failed spectacularly, and achieved great success. His accounts, together with photographs and documents, not only form an impressive contemporary record, but also show that the artistic tensions that emerged back then are far from exhausted.

Discover the world behind your favorite song! In this colorfully illustrated children's non-fiction book, Doro Globus shows how a first idea turns into a real hit – from songwriting and studio recordings to the big stage performance. Exciting insights into the music industry, creative extras, and child-friendly explanations make this book the perfect companion for young music fans aged 8 and up.

Raymond Pettibon: Nervous Breakdown gathers for the first time all album covers designed by Raymond Pettibon since 1979 – from Black Flag and Sonic Youth to Lana Del Rey. This comprehensive standard work accompanying the exhibition at the Wilhelm-Hack-Museum showcases Pettibon's formative combination of punk aesthetic, sharp social criticism, and poetic imagery. Featuring exclusive texts, a catalogue raisonné, and rare insights into music and art history.