Galerie Thomas Fischer and Friederike Schilbach (Editorial Director at Aufbau) are pleased to announce the new edition of „Important Artifacts…“ by New York-based artist and writer Leanne Shapton.
Join us for a book presentation and an exhibition of recent paintings by Leanne Shapton. The artist will be present.

Opening reception & book presentation
Wednesday, 17 January 2024, 7-9 pm

With the support of the Embassy of Canada

A new edition by Irmel Kamp has been published entitled “Wiels, Brussels” in cooperation with the Leopold-Hoesch-Museum in Düren. Just this year, the museum showed an extensive retrospective of the work of the Aachen photographer in collaboration with Museum für Photographie Braunschweig.
The edition shows the Wielemans Ceuppens Brewery, photographed in 1997, which today houses WIELS – centre for contemporary art in Brussels and is produced as a high-quality pigment print on Hahnemühle paper.

You can order the print here.

Irmel Kamp
Wiels, Brussels, 1997
30 x 40 cm
Archival Pigment Print (2023)
Ed. of 20 +5AP
€ 950,-
(incl. Vat and excl. frame and shipping)

Friedemann Heckel’s new publication is entitled “Konversationen” (Conversations). It consists of 75 drawings created since the start of 2020. The conversations take place both between the bodies, gazes, and gestures of the figures that Heckel invents and from page to page.

Until 29 January we will be showing Friedemann Heckel’s new book and a selection of the original drawings.
The gallery, located at Mulackstraße 14 in Berlin-Mitte, will be open every Saturday, 12–6 pm and by appointment.

„A Mental Masquerade – When Brian O’Doherty was a female art critic: Mary Josephson’s collected writings“ gathers work by art critic Mary Josephson, most of it written between 1971 and 1973.
Mary Josephson does not exist. She is one of the many alter egos of notorious artist and theorist Brian O’Doherty, looking to liberate himself from the intellectual constraints of malehood and the social constraints of the art world. Josephson was a brilliant observer, a witty and fearless writer. Her reviews shed a light on New York’s art scene in 1970s.

Edited by Thomas Fischer and Astrid Mania; published by Spector Books; designed by Saira Hussain and Julia Guther, Studio Workshop.

This publication was made possible with the support of the Schuermann Foundation.