Christoph Kappeler - Josef Maria Schröder

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Christoph Kappeler - Josef Maria SchröderThe German painter Josef Maria Schrder (1886 1965) is a representative of the 'Lost Generation' of artists in Germany; and for this reason is still relatively unknown to this day. Throughout his career, Schrder was confronted with all the adversities and deprivations of the war years and the interwar period; including a temporary exhibition ban, cancelled commissions, dire financial straits and a general lack of support for the arts. Until the death

as it were

is the basis of his latest book Menschen Tiere Abenteuer (“People Animals Andventures”)

For The Appearance of That Which Cannot Be Seen

She stands for the Zurich based panasian restaurant’s unconventional and surprising advertising campaign

from performance to filmmaking – and the works presented in The Great Tetrahedral Kite speak to this restlessness

What looks at first glance like a corporate history from below turns out to be the intertwining of an artistic one-man enterprise with a Swiss retailer that turns over roughly CHF 3 billion with a workforce of over 10

With his concept of transformation

underpaid guards

which took over 20 years

Prised from the swamp of Hutchison and her family’s wider history

148 x 105 mm

city-like housing estates from the 1970s (which look like surreal experiments in crossbreeding desert caves with Star Wars) to several of his 1000-plus projects (spanning perfume bottles to entire city plans)

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