Jacqueline Koller Boeken

Examining issues of authorship and ownership in art through a long-debated case study of one collection of paintings This volume examines collector Brigitte Löw-Radeschnig's ownership of a series of paintings by Austrian artist Arnulf Rainer (born 1929), created between 2010 and 2014 in Tenerife, which he claims are not authored by him, despite photographic evidence of him producing them in his studio.

On the Texan collective's educational initiatives and artistic collaborations reflecting on the US-Mexico border Cofounded by artist Jason Reed and educator Ryan Sprott in 2007, Borderland Collective is a long-term participatory art and education project based in Texas. The project utilizes collaborations between artists, educators, youth and community members to engage complex social issues and build space for diverse perspectives, meaningful dialogue and varying modes of creation and reflection. Otherwise, It Would Be Just Another River: Ten Years of Borderland Collective's Practice in Collaboration and Dialoguefocuses on the participatory education and socially engaged art practices of Borderland Collective over the last 10 years. The book shares stories and collective knowledge about the US-Mexico border created by students, teachers, artists and community members in an array of Borderland Collective projects through poems, prose, photographs and drawings.

Félix Vallotton wird als ein bedeutender Künstler vorgestellt, dessen differenziertes Gesamtwerk in dieser Studienarbeit untersucht wird. Die Arbeit analysiert die verschiedenen Facetten seines Schaffens und beleuchtet die künstlerischen Techniken sowie die thematischen Schwerpunkte, die Vallottons Werk prägen. Durch die detaillierte Betrachtung seiner Kunst wird ein tieferer Einblick in die kulturellen und historischen Kontexte gegeben, die seine Werke beeinflusst haben. Die herausragende Note von 1,0 unterstreicht die Qualität der Analyse und der Argumentation.