JOVIS Catalog Fall 2022
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37<br />
Vertauschte<br />
Köpfe<br />
Konrad Mühe, Andreas Mühe<br />
Pit Stenkhoff (ed.)<br />
Vertauschte Köpfe is being published<br />
in conjunction with the first joint<br />
exhibition by the brothers Andreas<br />
and Konrad Mühe at KUNSTWERK<br />
Sammlung Klein. How can these<br />
siblings—who could hardly be less<br />
alike—collaborate on an equal footing<br />
and harmonize their respective<br />
artworks? What unites them is an<br />
VER-<br />
TAUSCHTE<br />
KÖPFE<br />
KONRAD<br />
MÜHE<br />
ANDREAS<br />
MÜHE<br />
intensive preoccupation with their family’s history. And their differences are mutually<br />
complementary: while the first is concerned with the way in which the family<br />
history is interwoven with German history, the second addresses the relationship<br />
between human and technological bodies, as well as their political subtexts in the<br />
contemporary world.<br />
Not unlike a family whose members tell divergent stories about one another, the<br />
catalog picks up various temporal levels and narrative strands. Vertauschte Köpfe<br />
thus encompasses multiple books that refer to and challenge one another. The<br />
works of Andreas and Konrad Mühe engage in an interplay with texts by Valeria<br />
Waibel, Karsten Ehlers, Monika Maron, Kito Nedo, and a comic strip by Gregor<br />
Hinz. How solid is the substrate of their shared foundation?<br />
Softcover with flaps<br />
500 pages, 200 col. ill.<br />
20.5 × 27 cm<br />
Print 978-3-86859-751-6<br />
€ 55.00 (DE) | $ 63.99 (US) | £ 48.00 (UK)<br />
04.<strong>2022</strong><br />
English/German<br />
• Elaborately designed catalog<br />
accompanying the first joint<br />
exhibition by the brothers<br />
Andreas and Konrad Mühe at<br />
KUNSTWERK Sammlung Klein<br />
(23 January—1 May <strong>2022</strong>)<br />
• Familial rapprochement by<br />
means of art<br />
• Book-in-book concept, developed<br />
by the Berlin-based design<br />
firm Neue Gestaltung<br />
• Using the Konrad Mühe app,<br />
virtual content can be retrieved<br />
directly from the book's pages